Kerr Avon

Kerr Avon is a major character in Blake's 7, played by Paul Darrow. Initially secondary to Roj Blake, he takes over the lead role after Blake's departure at the end of series 2. Many fans focus on Avon, to the point that the show has sometimes been rechristened Avon's 5. He's a Super Genius, he wears Black Leather & Studs, and he Suffers So Beautifully it gets its own acronym, BUARA.
==In Canon==
Avon is a computer expert and underappreciated genius who gets greedy and attempts to extract 500 million credits from the Federation banking system with his lover Anna Grant. He winds up heading for a prison colony, only to escape with Blake & Jenna to form an initially unwilling member of the Liberator seven six five and Blake's terrorists freedom fighters. He swiftly discovers the wardrobe room and turns from Frumpy Scientist to Leather-clad Sex God. (He looks quite good in black silk, too.)
After Blake's disappearance Avon takes over as leader, playing an increasingly flirty game of cat & mouse with Servalan, whilst hunting for first Anna, then Blake. Events spiral out of control, Avon turns (even more) mad paranoid, acquires a Manic Grin, and loses or destroys everything he loves appreciates – Anna, the Liberator, Cally, Vila's friendship – culminating in killing Blake to ruin 9 million fans' Christmases.
Chris Boucher, the series script editor, stated in a 1992 interview:
...and Avon fans love to play with that ambiguity.
==Fan Reactions==
==In Fanon==
Fanon Avon is often like canon Avon at particular time periods, only more so. (More of a genuis, more of a workaholic, more attractive, more emotionally closed, more arrogant, more paranoid...) Some fanon versions polarise his canonical characteristics to make him either Avon the Perfect or Avon the Bastard. Weepy Avon is one exception; he appears mainly in Blake/Avon stories, particularly those set post-Gauda Prime. Telepathic or empathetic Avon is another trope with no obvious basis in canon; one source suggests it originates in Avon as B7's Spock.Adrenaline and Soma Powered Blake's 7 Pages: Recurring Themes in Blake's 7 Fan Fiction: PART VI. Headgames (accessed 23 July 2013) An inability to lie directly is a common fanon trait that contradicts canon. Although Darrow is famously clumsy, Avon's often described as "feline" and "graceful".
One persistent piece of fanon is that he is an Alpha grade, a "fact" never mentioned in canon, and many fans place him in some form of super-elite Alpha-Plus grade. His background is usually assumed to be aristocratic and lacking in love. He often likes classical music, and enjoys fine wines & gourmet food. 
Avon is commonly supposed to suffer from back pain, headaches, allergies, insomnia, nightmares, hallucinations, drug dependency and so on, with various degrees of canonical justification from nil to sketchy. An aversion to physical contact and an exaggerated concern for privacy are also fanonical traits. Fanon sometimes has him concerned about his height (Darrow is shorter than most of the other male actors).
===Avon's Teddy Bear===
Many fanworks feature Avon with a teddy bear. A fan explained how this became a Blake's 7 meme. 
==Pairings==
The major pairings are with Blake, Vila & Tarrant in slash and Cally & Servalan in het. Minor pairings include Soolin, Anna Grant and a bunch of Mary-Sues OFCs. The archetypal Little Black (Leather) Dress, Avon gets paired with virtually everyone sentient at least once.Hermit: Slash and Adult Pairings (accessed 18 July 2013)Adrenaline and Soma Powered Blake's 7 Pages: Recurring Themes in Blake's 7 Fan Fiction: PART IX. Friends and Lovers, Kinks and Consequences (accessed 23 July 2013) At times a degree of good-natured rivalry has existed between the supporters of the B/A & A/T pairings, though many Avoniacs don't care who he's shagging as long as it makes him happy less grumpy. (See the Fanfiction tropes section for examples.)
===Blake/Avon===
Fans love to explore the complex relationship between Avon & Blake in fanfiction. There's a huge range of Blake/Avon stories, which span the spectrum from enemies to buddies, from hatesex & dub-con to curtainfic. Avon is sometimes feminised in this pairing, and is often more emotional than in canon, even to the point of being weepy. His physical beauty is frequently emphasised. Often the relationship is uneven, though Avon loves Blake who is Married to the Cause & Blake loves Avon who Isn't Capable of Love (after Anna) are both common. Blake is sometime portrayed as functionally asexual due to his mindwipe. Fanfiction is often preoccupied with the couple's first time.
===Avon/Vila===
Avon/Vila is second only to B/A in popularity. It is often written as a continuing relationship, although there are also many first-time stories. As with A/B, there are a large variety of stories: Some negotiate the grade / class difference between the characters; others focus more on the partners-in-crime / equality aspect of the pairing. There is also fic classified as A/V that is really A/B, with the relationship being merely a convenient sexual outlet on Avon's side who is in love with an unresponsive/absent (post-S2) Blake / unrequited on Vila's side. Other stories explore the sex turns to love scenario, especially also in the PGP setting. Resolving the events of the episode "Orbit" often looms large in stories set after that episode.
===Avon/Tarrant===
Avon/Tarrant often seems to substitute one Curly-haired Rebel for another. Avon usually retains control, with Tarrant seen as Avon's possession. Influential A/T stories by Pat Jacquerie mean that the pairing gets even more brothel stories and Matriarchal Society Made Them Do It scenarios than the fandom average.
===Avon/Cally===
Avon/Cally is probably the most popular het pairing, though Avon/Jenna is said to have been popular in the early fandom. Virgin Cally is one trope (Auronar Do It By Cloning). Sometimes used as background in S4 stories, after Cally's death, to pile on the angst. Stories that explore Cally's alien biology, other than her telepathy, are rare.
==Darrow's Own Fanfic==
* See Avon: A Terrible Aspect.
==Meta==
Endless discussion took place in APAs, letterzines, the Lyst & Space City/Freedom City, and has now largely moved to livejournal. Sue Clerc writes: Any topic not directly about Avon will mutate into an Avon-centered discussion within a maximum of 5 posts.Adrenaline and Soma Powered Blake's 7 Pages: FAQs about Blake's 7 (accessed 24 July 2013) Perennial topics include Avon's motivations, his past history & childhood, and his relationships with Blake, Cally & Anna. Emma Peel combed his dialogue to catalogue, with sound clips, all the times he said "well" (now available here). His hairstyles and his costumes also come in for a lot of discussion. Executrix points out that B7 is the only fandom I know of where the pairings don’t have names, but the outfits do.ship_manifesto: Blake/Avon (Blakes7) (accessed 19 July 2013) Claire Emery writes of his costumes: They range from the 'phwoaaar!' to the 'Oh no, please - take it away!' but they are seldom less than utterly compelling.Avoncentric: Fashion Guide (accessed 18 July 2013) Fans drooled over his thigh-high black leather boots from "Horizon", but the "lobster suit", a red leather outfit he wore in "Pressure Point", got a lot of flak.
===Specific Meta===
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==Fanworks and Tropes==
Avon is probably the most popular character in fanfiction of all flavours.Oft-claimed but hard to verify, as most zine stories are not online and most older archives have gone offline. The Hermit Library statistics as of 18 July 2013 are Avon 452 stories, Blake 307 & Vila 217, with no other character above 200. The Archive of Our Own statistics as of 18 July 2013 are Avon 694 stories, Blake 483 & Vila 449, with no other character above 200. He appears in more post-Gauda Prime (PGP) stories than any other character,Kathryn Andersen analysed 138 PGP stories from printzines in the article Let Me Count The Ways The World Ends; Avon was alive in 72.5% & Vila in 63.8%; no other person made it above 50%. perhaps partly because he's still standing when the credits roll. Tropes include:
===Pre-Way Back===
Avon's history back on Earth. A high proportion of PWB stories focus on Avon. Works set during this period often explore the Federation caste system, and frequently assume that Avon is some sort of super-elite Alpha-Plus. The most common backstory has Avon meeting Blake while they were both working on the Aquitar project. Sometimes he gets to meet Vila or, more rarely, other cast members. His relationship with Anna is also common story fodder. His childhood is another oft-written topic; usually assumed to be cold & unloving, some stories go further to posit that he was abused as a child. The unnamed brother mentioned in "Space Fall" is fleshed out in some stories. 
* Not Our Kind, Darling by Executrix. Unusual example of this type as Executrix writes Avon as a Beta grade; Avon/Jenna
* Heat by Isis. Blake/Avon
* What Might Have Been by Firerose. Avon & Blake on the Aquitar project; Alpha Elite
* Work Experience by Nicola Mody. Avon & Vila work together on the bank heist
===Beat Up and Rape Avon===
Avon gets a lot of torture, not only to show off his beautiful suffering but also as a device to make him drop his rigid suppression of his feelings. The partner of choice gets to comfort him, often with sex. Also see BUARA.
* Blood and Shadows by Salome. Avon/Tarrant
* "Finally Come Home" by Irish in Fire and Ice 3. Blake/Avon
* Gan Gets Some by Twisted Sister. Comedy fic/meta; Avon/Gan, Gan/Tarrant
* Expendable by Vanessa Mullen. Blake/Avon
* The Mind of a Man is a Double-Edged Sword by Susan R. Matthews. Psychological torture by Servalan. Avon/Cally, B-A
===Other DubCon Devices===
Lots of other devices are used to make Avon open up to the pairing character of choice, including alcohol, truth drugs, telepathy, hypothermia, aphrodisiacs, sex pollen, alien intervention...
* Mindfire by Ermentrude Postlethwaite-Smythe. Avon/Cally/Blake. Perhaps the earliest story in the fandom to include slash elements. Alien intervention
* Divide and Conquer by Willa Shakespeare. Blake/Avon, Vila/Jenna; aliens made them do it
* Rapere I: Rapture by Sebastian. Blake/Avon; Rapere II: Raptus by M Fae Glasgow. Blake/Avon/Vila; Rapere III: Raptor by M Fae Glasgow. Blake/Avon; uses the aliens made them do it scenario for novel pairings
* Natural Habitat by Belatrix Carter. Blake/Avon; aliens 
* To Tell the Truth by Nova. Blake/Avon; truth drugs
* "Cytherea" by Christopher Montclair in Avon Calling 3. Blake/Avon; aphrodisiacs 
* Automatic Reactions by Predatrix. Blake/Avon; aphrodisiacs
* Thinking of You by shimere277. Avon/Tarrant; telepathy
* "Dreamtime" by shimere277 (Dreams Made Flesh, The King of Infinite Space, A Coral Room Part One, A Coral Room Part Two) and follow-up Unveiling. Avon/Blake; alien intervention, telepathy, telekinesis
* Clean Slate by M Fae Glasgow. Blake/Avon; amnesia
 
Blake and Avon's power games get out of hand, and Avon gets hurt. Often he retaliates in his own devious fashion. Sometimes this metamorphoses into BUARA. Sometimes Blake gets to be both rapist and comforter. Although Avon has a similarly adversarial canonical relationship with Tarrant, this trope is rarely seen with other characters.
* White Mutiny by Vanessa Mullen. Blake/Avon
* The Night Watch by Erszebet Bathory. Blake/Avon
* Nor Iron Bars a Cage by R Olivia Brown. Blake/Avon
===Slut Avon===
Avon, far from being sexually repressed as he often is in BUARA stories, likes anonymous or extreme sex. The partner of choice stumbles across his kink, is appalled, then turned on. Sometimes Avon's sluttiness expresses itself in sleeping his way around the entire crew.
* "Polyiterophilia" by Julia Stamford in Forbidden Star 3. Blake/Avon
* Town Mouse/Country Mouse by Nova. Blake/Avon
* One Thing As Certain As Death by Predatrix. Masochist-Avon. Blake/Avon
 
===On-Planet Mission Goes Wrong===
Simple missions never go to plan in the B7 universe, and provide infinite possibilities for Avon to be trapped or forced to have sex with the partner of choice. Wide variety of pairings and gen with this trope.
* Duty by Pat Jacquerie. Avon/Tarrant classic
* The Haunting of Haderon by Lillian Sheperd. Avon & Vila
* "Cold Revolution" by Loulou Harris in Forbidden Star 2. Avon/Soolin
===Teleport Malfunction===
Staple trope of all B7 fic, allowing for cloning Avon, or simply stranding him anywhere in time & space.
* The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard by Jean Airey & Laurie Haldeman. Avon ends up at a fan convention and meets the B7 cast. Highly popular gen with adorable illos by Gail Bennett
* Sevenfold Synchroncity by Hera. Avon/Avon after a Teleport Cloning Incident
===Bodyswaps===
Bodyswaps are another B7 staple. The "Ultraworld" Brains in a Jar episode can be applied to swap Avon & Cally, and most other characters get the chance to swap with Avon (or co-habit a body with him) in one story or another.
* Mindswap by Manna. Serious take on the trope; Avon/Cally
===Blake as President===
AUs or PGPs with Blake as president and Avon as his advisor. Avon often retains his critical role. Can be gen or slash.
* Gemini Rising by Suzan Lovett. OC observer; gen
* The Last Best Hope & The Long Way Back by Melody C.. Eventually becomes Blake/Avon
* Careless Whispers by S. Lewis
===Orbit AUs===
Nearly spacing Vila in the S4 episode "Orbit" is one of his actions that fans are least happy to forgive (more so, perhaps, than actually killing Blake). AUs abound, including fix-its where Avon doesn't consider spacing him, stories where Vila is killed, stories where Avon is killed, stories where Avon gets his comeuppance, either from Vila or others of the crew, and stories where other characters take Vila's place. This trope became so much of a cliché it sometimes got played for humour in later incarnations.
* Painful Sacrifices by Susannah Shepherd. Avon/Vila
* "The Shuttle Experience" by JoAnn Marquet in Powerplay 3 (with art by Leah Rosenthal). Gen
* Needs by istia. Avon/Vila
* Eccentric Orbit by Willa Shakespeare. Avon & Tarrant; AU in which Tarrant was there, rather than Vila
* In Copenhagen Harbour by Vanessa Mullen. "Orbit"-like scenario with Blake. Blake/Avon
===Avon's Ambiguity===
 
File:Downandunsafe6-11.jpg|by Kathy Hanson in Down and Unsafe #6 (1987)
File:Downandunsafe6-12.jpg|by Kathy Hanson in Down and Unsafe #6 (1987)
File:Downandunsafe6-13.jpg|by Kathy Hanson in Down and Unsafe #6 (1987)
===PGPs===
There are a lot of different PGP scenarios where Avon survives... Avon is the only survivor and has to come to terms with killing Blake, sometimes by forming some form of relationship with an original or crossover character. Avon was programmed to kill by Servalan. Avon & Vila survive and abandon the revolution to live off their winnings from the Freedom City heist in "Gambit". Avon cooperates with Servalan and hands over Orac to earn a reprieve from execution. Avon makes a life with the Blake clone from "Weapon". Blake survives, forgives Avon fairly readily, and they plan a more-effective resistance movement together, often with Deva, Avalon, or other minors. Alternatively, Blake doesn't forgive Avon, and sometimes even goes so far as to have him executed for murder. Avon even contrives to appear post-mortem in several PGP stories.
Gen
* Bargaining Stage by AstroGirl. Avon & Blake with an unusual supernatural theme
* The Zombie Master by AstroGirl. Zombies. Comedic yet disturbing!
* In My Hands by Hafren. Avon & Vila afterlife vignette
* Sentence by Hafren. Blake doesn't readily forgive Avon 
* Closing the File by Manna. Epistolary
* Morgan by Judith Proctor. Same-actor crossover
* Shane by Judith Proctor. Blake clone, OC viewpoint
* "This Ill-wresting World" by Judith Seaman in Down and Unsafe 5. "Blake" AU. Early, well-written Avon exculpation, Blake bashing
* "From the Log of the Hellhound" series by Katrina Snyder and Susanne McGinn. With even crazier Avon!
* "The Pattern of Infinity" by Ana Dorfstadt in Enarraré Blake's 7 Special
* Party Peace by Sally M. Successful revolution, with Blake forgiving Avon
Pairings
* A Price to Pay by Julia Stamford. Avon/Servalan
* The Way of It from The Dome Cycle by M. Fae Glasgow. Avon/Vila
===Other Examples===
* Silence by Jane Carnall. Avon/Vila short which doubles as an Avon character study
===Recs===
* Espresso Recommendations: Avon by Espresso Addict
==Fanart==
Avon's a favourite subject for fanart. He is portrayed in canon costumes, fantasy or historical costumes and au naturel, sometimes with bondage trappings. Artists include Kathryn Andersen, Theresa Buffaloe, Pat Cash, Gayle F, Linda Fairbanks, Jean Kluge, Suzan Lovett, luluha, Lucia Casarella Moore, Adrian Morgan, Caren Parnes, Phoenix, Randym, Karen River, Leah Rosenthal, Spacefall, stratosmacca, TACS, Evelyn Turner, "Whitby27", and many others. A representative selection of pictures is included below:
===1984===
File:Fifthseason3-14.jpg|from Fifth Season #3, artist is Pat Cash (1984)
===1986===
File:Southern2.5.jpg|from Southern Comfort #2.5 (1986), the silver top against a fantasy background; by Leah Rosenthal
File:B7 southern 7 interior by sheila willis.jpg|from Southern Seven v.1 (1986), by Sheila Willis
===1987===
File:Southernseven2back.jpg|from Southern Seven v.2 (1987), by Karen River
===1988===
File:Straightblakes1.jpg|from Straight Blake's #1 (1988), a flamboyant S4 outfit and the S4 Manic Grin; pen & ink by Karen River
File:Southernseven3-13.jpg|from Southern Seven v.3 (1988), by Gayle F
===1989===
File:Shadowimag2.jpg|from Shadow Imaginings #2), another favourite costume for artists; pen & ink by Theresa Buffaloe
File:Ss5art.jpg|from Southern Seven v.5 n.1, by Leah Rosenthal
File:Southern5-2-21.jpg|from Southern Seven v.5 n.2, by Laura Virgil
File:Southern5-2-7.jpg|from Southern Seven v.5 n.2, by Theresa Buffaloe
File:Southern5-2-13.jpg|from Southern Seven v.5 n.2, by Adrian Morgan
File:Southernseven5-1-2.jpg|from Southern Seven v.5 n.1, by Suzan Lovett
File:Southernseven5-1-17.jpg|from Southern Seven v.5 n.1, by Leah Rosenthal
File:Southern5-2-11.jpg|from Southern Seven v.5 n.2, by Adrian Morgan
File:Powerplay5.jpg|from Powerplay #5, a historical costume by Jean Kluge
===1990===
File:Resistance4.jpg|from Resistance #4 (1990), a pencil nude by Adrian Morgan
File:B7 avon terrible back cover by Linda Fairbanks.jpg|from Avon the Terrible (1990), the popular S4 outfit; pencil drawing by Linda Fairbanks
File:Powerplay7-2.jpg|from Powerplay #7, artist is TACS
===1991===
 File:Blake7 art32 1991.jpg| Avon in his early frumpy costume & hairdo; by Evelyn Turner 
File:avoncalling2inside2.jpg| from Avon Calling #2 (1991), by Phoenix, a rare comedic drawing showing a startled Avon screaming and holding a kitten 
File:Avoncalling-5.jpg|from Avon Calling #2 (1991), the artist is Phoenix 
File:Fireandice1.jpg|from Fire and Ice #1 (1991), one of Gayle F's fantasy Avons featuring rich backgrounds
===1992===
File:B7 careless whispers interior by randym2.jpg|from Careless Whispers (1992), an unusual stylised picture by Randym
File:Southernseven7-16.jpg|from Southern Seven v.6 (1992), by Adrian Morgan
===1993===
File:Fatalcollision.jpg|from Fatal Collision (1993), artist is Lucia Casarella Moore
File:Southerncom7-5-13.jpg|from Southern Comfort #7.5 (1993), artist is ORmaC
File:Fireandice2inside.jpg|from Fire and Ice #2 (1993), an unemotional headshot, typical of a lot of artwork; pencil drawing by Gayle F
===1994===
File:Rebeldesfront1.jpg| from Rebel Destinies #1, Avon in leather & studs, by TACS 
File:Rebeldes1back.jpg|from Rebel Destinies #1, by Anne Hamilton
File:Rebeldestinies1-12.jpg|from Rebel Destinies #1, by Fiona Ward
===1996===
File:Horizon20-5.jpg|from Horizon #20 (1996), the artist is Sarah Brophy
===1998===
File:Fireandice4.jpg|from Fire and Ice #4 (1998), a pencil nude by a prolific artist, Whitby, particularly known for her explicit work 
===1999===
File:Renblakes-2.jpg|from Renaissance (1999), Avon as Leonardo da Vinci, the artist is Whitby27
 
===2004===
File:Dead boyfriend avoncopy.jpg|Vulnerable Avon; the new wave of digital art, by Spacefall, from Dead Boyfriend of the Week
==Fanvids==
Angstier fanvids tend to focus on the tragic trajectory of Avon & Blake in canon, majoring on clips from the tracking gallery scene in "Blake". There are also many classic Avon/Cally vids from the early fandom. Lighter fanvids tend to be less Avon centric, but a few comedy vids highlight Darrow's famous clumsiness and the peculiar flourishes he makes when aiming a weapon. 
===Examples===
* Continental Drift by Tashery Shannon. Avon character study. Classic from c.1989
* I Am A Rock by lesather. Avon angst, late 80s or early 90s.
* In the Air Tonight by T'Rhys. The first slash computer vid (1994); crossover with Star Trek
* "True Believer" by Viv Nichols. Blake/Avon; 1994
* Blood Money by zukalis. Angsty B&A
* The Story of Avon & Blake by SciFiAssasin. Angsty B&A
* There's Only One Paul Darrow by SciFiAssasin. Avon Tribute.
* They Don't Love You Like I Love You by ayrton2691. Blake/Avon.
* Blake and Avon - Lust in Space by gawdblesshim. Blake/Avon.
* Avon - All Fall Down by roseveare. Blake & Avon etc.
* Avon by Enigma01au. Avon Tribute.
* Blake 7 - Cally, Avon and the Alien, Version 1 or Version 2 by ayrton2691. Avon/Cally.
* Love, Sex, Magic by Allure75. Avon/Servalan.
* Last Man Standing by zukalis. Subtitle, Kerr Avon: Ultimate Survivor!
* God Was In My Bed Last Night by ayrton2691. Avon/Meegat.
* Addicted to Avon by zukalis. Avon Tribute.
* Sad, Bad or Totally Mad? by zukalis. Humorous.
* Avon Smiles by inedibledormouse. Self explanatory!
* Avon - He Did It His Way, Version 1 and Version 2 by inedibledormouse. Avon Tribute.
==Other Fan Activities==
Not surprisingly, costuming is another popular activity. Some fans have purchased original costumes, while others make replicas. Fancrafts are also popular, and include embroidering Avon's image onto items such as handbags, and making & dressing dolls or teddy bears.
==Avon Fanclubs==
Paul Darrow's fanclub, Avon: the Paul Darrow Society, was founded in 1980 and is run by Ann Bown. The club put out newsletters and occasional zines, as well as other merchandise. It acted as a focus for some Avoniacs, particularly in the pre-Internet era, but the close involvement of Darrow & his late wife Janet Lees Price with the club inhibited some forms of fannish expression.
The American Fans of Paul Darrow was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It published a newsletter. The Paul Darrow Appreciation Society was active at around the same time, and also published a newsletter.
==Avon-centric Print Publications==
===Non-fiction===
* Aspects -- newsletter of The Paul Darrow Appreciation Society
* The Avon Club Newsletter (1980–2001) -- newsletter of Avon: the Paul Darrow Society
* The Right Question (1988–1992) -- newsletter of American Fans of Paul Darrow
* Avon Calendar (1998, 2002, 2003)
===Fiction Anthologies===
* Avon (30 issues) 
* Avon Anyone? (1986) -- het/slash
* Avon Calling (1990–1994) -- het/slash
* Avon On-Line (1988–1990)
* The Avon Special (1998)
* Avon the Terrible (1990) -- darkfic
* Avon's 8 (1992)
* Avon's 8 Collected (2 issues, c. 1993)
* Avon's Christmas Bumper Book of Fun (1995)
* Avon's Quantum Rewritten History of the World (1994)
* Avon's Seven (1996)
* Different Destinies (1989) -- het/slash
* E-Man-Uelle (1983–1987) -- first B7 slash zine
* Evasive Maneuvers (1994) -- het/slash
* Fire and Ice (1990–2005) -- Blake/Avon slash
* Intriguing Ideas (1989) -- slash, mainly Avon/Vila 
* Oblaque (1988–1993) -- slash, darkfic
* Resistance (1987–1994) -- slash
* Southern Comfort -- issues 3.75, 4.75, 8.75 of this multimedia zine are all Avon/Vila
* Ultra (1998) -- het
* See also Blake/Avon for more zines in that pairing
==Fan Sites & Resources==
* Avon-ality Forever: The Kerr Avon Fanlisting -- fanlisting, fanart, cartoons, essays & information
* Avoncentric by Claire Emery (offline)
* Disgusting Slavering Paul Darrow Groupies by Rachel T. (offline)
* KASM: The Kerr Avon School of Management by tainted travis (offline)
* The Kerr Avon Tribute Page by Neil Faulkner (offline) -- spoof fansite by one of the few B7 fans not to fall for Avon's charms
* The Liber Avonis by Helen Steele (offline)
* Shrine to the Lord Avon by Emma Peel (offline)
* Avon entry at Louise and Simon's Blakes 7 Fan Site, which also now houses Emma Peel's "Not A Well Man".
* Avon entry at the Sevencyclopaedia by Neil Faulkner
* Avon character study by Frances Teagle
* Avon's costumes by Jean Graham
* Avon's past by Orac, with comments by other fans (offline)
* Recurring Themes in Blake's 7 Fan Fiction by various Lyst members, from the Adrenaline and Soma Powered Blake's 7 Pages. Detailed guide to fanon/tropes for Avon & other characters (offline)
==Communities==
* Kerr Avon - A place for fans of Blakes7's Avon Yahoogroup
==External Link==
* Avon: The Paul Darrow Society
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Characters