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BexarFax

BexarFax is a gen Star Trek: TNG monthly newsletter for a fan club in San Antonio called "USS Bexar. 
"Bexar" is pronounced "Bear." 
See their website for some archived issues of this newsletter (2002-2006).
==Issues==
==Issue 1==
BexarFax 1 was published in June 1992 and contains 10 pages. 
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
BexarFax 3 was published in April 1993 and contains 9 pages.
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
BexarFax 5 was published in June 1993 and contains 11 pages.
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
BexarFax 9 was published in October 1993 and contains 9 pages.
==Issue 10==
BexarFax 10 was published in November 1993 and contains 9 pages.
==Issue 11==
==Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
==Issue 14==
==Issue 15==
==Issue 16==
==Issue 17==
BexarFax 17 was published in 1993. 
==Issue 18==
BexarFax 18 was published in January 1994 and contains 11 pages.
==Issue 19==
BexarFax 19 was published in April 1994 and contains 17 pages.
==Issue 20==
==Issue 21==
==Issue 22==
==Issue 23==
==Issue 24==
BexarFax 24 was published in August 1994 and contains 13 pages.
==Issue 25==
BexarFax 25 was published in September 1994 and contains 11 pages.
==Issue 26==
BexarFax 26 was published in October 1994 and contains 11 pages.
==Issue 27==
BexarFax 27 was published in November/December 1994 and contains 13 pages.
==Issue 28==
BexarFax 28 was published in January 1995 and contains 7 pages.
==Issue 29==
BexarFax 29 was published in February/March 1995 and contains 9 pages.
==Issue 30==
==Issue 31==
BexarFax 31 was published in May 1995 and contains 9 pages.
==Issue 32==
BexarFax 32 was published in June 1995 and contains 7 pages.
==Issue 33==
BexarFax 33 was published in July 1995 and contains 11 pages.
==Issue 34==
BexarFax 34 was published in August1995 and contains 11 pages.
==Issue 35==
BexarFax 35 was published in September/October 1995.
==Issue 69==
BexarFax 69 was published in March 1998 and contains 13 pages.
==Issue 77==
BexarFax 77 was published in November 1998 and contains 7 pages.
==Issue 81==
BexarFax 81 was published in March 1999 and contains 9 pages.
 
Image:bexar5.jpg|cover of issue #5
Image:bexar9.jpg|cover of issue #9
Image:bexar10.jpg|cover of issue #10
Image:bexarfax2-1.jpg|cover of v.2 n.1
Image:bexar17.jpg|cover of issue #17
Image:bexar18.jpg|cover of issue #18
Image:bexar19.jpg|cover of issue #19
Image:bexar24.jpg|cover of issue #24
Image:bexar25.jpg|cover of issue #25
Image:bexar26.jpg|cover of issue #26
Image:bexar27.jpg|cover of issue #27
Image:bexar28.jpg|cover of issue #28
Image:bexar29.jpg|cover of issue #29
Image:bexar31.jpg|cover of issue #31
Image:bexar32.jpg|cover of issue #32
Image:bexar33.jpg|cover of issue #33
Image:bexar34.jpg|cover of issue #34
Image:bexar35.jpg|cover of issue #35
Image:bexar69.jpg|cover of issue #69
Image:bexar77.jpg|cover of issue #77
Image:bexar81.jpg|cover of issue #81
==References==
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:2010s Zines
Category:2020s Zines
Bexless

Bexless is a fanfiction writer who wrote mostly in Bandom, AI8 and Smallville fandoms. She has also written in a variety of other fandoms as part of the Yuletide fic exchange.
Bexless used to own a Livejournal account, which has since been purged. She last updated her Archive of Our Own account on July 29th, 2021 with a previously archived bandom fanfiction.
Bexless has given blanket permission to podfic her stories, with a few caveats.Bexless, AO3 profile, retrieved Sept 6th, 2014. Many of her stories have indeed been recorded.Writer page at the audiofic archive: 40 entries as of Sept 6, 2014.
== Unholyverse ==
Bexless is perhaps best known to many in Bandom as the writer of Unholyverse (link), one of the most well-known and most beloved verses in My Chemical Romance fandom.
The epic verse (186k words) contains three main parts and two smaller codas, posted from June 2008 to May 2009. It is described by its author as: "Religion! Horror! Exorcisms! Piercings! And Gerard is a priest." (See the priest!fic trope.) It is an AU of 1999 movie Stigmata and features the members of MCR, their then manager Brian Schechter, and the members of Fall Out Boy.
* Part 1: I Have Been All Things Unholy, written for the bandombigbang challenge, art by zoundsbooth, fanmix by damson. Pairing: Frank/Gerard. Rated: Mature.
* Part 2: Staring Through the Demons, art by _audrey. Pairings: Frank/Gerard, Ray/Mikey. Rated: Mature.
* Part 3: Heaven Help Us, art by theopteryx. Pairings: Frank/Gerard, Ray/Mikey. Rated: Explicit.
Two codas were posted in the fall of 2009.
Years after its creation, Unholyverse continues to be featured on recs lists and still inspires fans to post quotes and create art and edits inspired by the story.Tumblr search results for 'Unholyverse' See for example the fuckyeahunholyverse Tumblr.
== Other notable works ==
Other popular Bandom AUs:
* An Emergency of the Heart, a Frank/Gerard Cinderalla AU. Podfic by isweedan.
* This Never Happened, a Frank/Gerard AU not!fic. Podfic by klb.
* The Nesty Verse, a Bob/Ray, Frank/Gerard domestic AU.
Other fandoms:
* The Alexandrian Solution, a Sterek knotting pwp.
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Beyonce

Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter is a singer/songwriter from Houston, Texas and one of the biggest pop stars of the 21st Century. She started as the leader of Destiny's Child in the late 1990s and went solo in 2003 with Dangerously In Love. Among her best known songs are "Crazy In Love," "Run The World (Girls)," "Single Ladies (Put A Ring on It)," "Halo" and "Irreplaceable," and he album "Lemonade."
 
The fandom nickname for her following is "The Beyhive," and a fand nickname for her is Queen BeyRapper Lil' Kim was known as "Queen Bee" back in the 1990s. 
==Fan Fiction==
*Beyoncé on AO3
==Fan Art==
*#beyonce on DeviantArt
==Pairings==
On AO3, her most common Het pairing is with producer Jordan Ullman, far more than with her husband Jay-Z. Of the handful of Femslash stories, she is most often slashed with Rihanna.
==Usage in Other Fandoms==
*Lady Gaga and Beyoncé's "Telephone" was one of the many songs used in the Multifandom fanvid Around the Bend.
*The Avengers Crack!vid included her music among various other artists.
*Run The World (Girls): A Women of Star Wars Tribute
==Other Links==
*Discogs.com
*IMDB
*TV Tropes
==Notes==
Category:Industry
Category:Music RPF
Beyond-Bickering.net

Beyond-Bickering.net was a fansite for two pairings: Tony/Kate from NCIS and Booth/Brennan of Bones. It was hosted by Fan-Sites.org.
==History==
In early 2005 (possibly even before that), the fansite was for Tony/Kate of NCIS.It was mentioned in the Tony/Kate ship manifesto as a fansite on May 12th, 2005. July 27, 2006, opened the fansite back up and it became a Booth/Brennan fansite and fanlisting.
Prior October 28, 2009, the host received a notice by PTB of the clips available of Brennan/Booth moments on the fansite and Jerilee deleted the clips.Clips Removed post.
February 11, 2010, Jerilee announces that she was over Bones and had plans of turning the fansite into a Castle/Beckett fansite. Due to the comments she received, the next day she announced that she's looking for someone to take over the site.SITE CLOSING – CONVERTING TO CASTLE SITE post
By July 2010, the site was sending everyone to the host's page: Fan-Sites.org. By 2011, the domain was blank.
==Screenshots==
File:Beyond-Bickeringnet.jpg|first layout of the Booth/Brennan fansite.
File:Beyond-Bickeringnet2.jpg|second layout of the Booth/Brennan fansite.
==References==
Category:Fanlistings
Category:NCIS Websites
Category:Bones
Category:2000s Archives
Beyond Alpha

Beyond Alpha is a gen 88-page Star Trek: Voyager anthology by Diane Running Horse Smith. She is also the front cover artist.
The publisher's catalog in 2000 notes that these stories have been "on the Internet."
==Contents==
* Marooned ("Janeway and Chakotay must make a life for themselves when disaster hits.")
* Possession ("What would happen if Chakotay's vision quest became a voyage into a nightmare?")
* Consolation ("Based on "Unforgettable," Chakotay attempts to deal with a lost love.")
* Crisis ("Captain Janeway is in the throes of another depression.")
* Deception ("The Voyager runs into a gaseous cloud but all is not what it seems.")
* Letters ("Janeway and Chakotay write some very unexpected letters home.")
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Beyond Antares

You may be looking for:
==Zines==
* Beyond Antares, a gen Star Trek zine published by the Australian fan club Astrex 
* Beyond Antares R-Rated, an adult version of Beyond Antares published in Australia
* Beyond Antares, a gen Star Trek: TOS zine published in California by Michelle L. Carter
* Beyond Antares, a gen Star Trek: TOS zine published in Louisiana
* Beyond Antares, a Star Trek: TOS newsletter published by the UK fan club Beyond Antares (the precursor to B.A. News)
* B.A. News, a Star Trek: TOS newsletter published by the UK fan club Beyond Antares
==Fan Clubs==
* Beyond Antares, a UK Star Trek fan club that, among other things, published a number of zines
Beyond Antares (Star Trek: TOS zine published in Louisiana)

For other pages with a similar name, see Beyond Antares.
Beyond Antares is a gen Star Trek: TOS zine published in Louisiana. It contains articles, stories, and ST news.
==Issue 1==
Beyond Antares 1 was published in July 30, 1974, is staple-bound, and has 64 numbered pages. It has art by Chuck Crosby, Robert Beckley, and Steven Archote.
In the July 1976 issue, the editor wrote: 
The editors write about what you need to produce a 100 page zine:
* a mimeograph
* stencils (100—one for every page)
* paper (15,000 sheets for 300 copies)
* ink (10 one pound cans)
* people to help
* a typewriter ("you could survive with one, but more are better")
Contents:
* Beyond Antares, an uncredited poem (frontispiece)
* editorial (4)
* untitled story (9)
* ... And All the Rest of the World!, uncredited non-Trek vignette (38)
* ...United for Peace, uncredited story (39)
* Something, Somewhere, Here or There, non-Trek story (59)
* The Vega Mission, non-Trek story (61)
File:beyondantarespeter1.jpg|inside page
File:beyondantarespeter2.jpg|inside page
File:beyondantarespeter3.jpg|inside page
==Issue 2==
Beyond Antares 2 (?) was published in July 1976 and contains at least 30 pages.
thumb|cover of issue #2
* cover by S. Archote
* contents and subscriber info (2)
* Introduction (3)
* the Hobbyist by P. Vetters (3)
* poetry (9)
* Something, Somewhere, Here, or There by P. Veters (10)
* Seek & Find Game (11)
* The Machine by P. Vetters (12)
* Ads (12)
* Full Page Illustration (13)
* View of Star Trek Revision (14)
* Full Page Illustation (15)
* Attic in the Past by P. Vetters (16)
* Full Page Illustration (29)
* Beyond Antares (29)
* perhaps other content
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Beyond Antares (fan club)

The Beyond Antares fan club was founded in the UK on October 1, 1973 by Sheila Hull. It was taken over by Sue Toher and Fran Ball on December 1, 1977. 
 
The club closed at the end of 1981. "As most of you will know by now 'Beyond Antares" club has closed and as an ex-member, I would like to thank Fran and Sue for the hard work they put into the club in the past and hope they continue to publish zines in the future." -- from Communicator #5 (May 1982) After "some much needed R&R," the club re-opened on January 1, 1984. "BEYOND ANTARES IS BACK!!! Yes folks, after some much needed R&R, we're re-opening the club. Start date is January 1984. Please contact Fran Ball & Sue Toher." -- Communicator #9 
The fan club finally ceased in 1996, the same year as IDIC, leaving STAG as the only remaining fan-run UK Star Trek club.
The club had two newsletters which contained articles, information, competitions, and fiction: Beyond Antares (1973-1981) and B.A. News (1984-1996).
==From a 1981 Flyer==
WHAT WE DO: 
* publish six newsletters a year
* produce other ST publications
* welcome contributions of stories, poems, jokes, cartoons, puzzles, crosswords, articles, anything Trekkish
* provide a free Star Trek information service
* keep members up-to-date about all the "news n' views on the Star Trek front"
WHAT WE HOPE TO ACHIEVE:
* to keep Star Trek interest alive in Great Britain
* to act as an information centre
* to maintain a good balance between news, views, and humour on Star Trek
* to unite Star Trek fans everywhere
* to "try to be a good club, and one which will have some element in it to interest Star Trek fans of all ages"
==Zines==
* Atavachron
* B.A. News 
* Beyond Antares
* Beyond Antares Klingons
* Beyond Antares Useful Guide
* Captain's Log 
* Chlortheragen Derivative
* Koon-ut-kal-if-fee
* Library Tapes
* M-Five Tie-In
* Memory Recall
* Saavik
* Telemetry
* Transtater
* Tell Jose...
==Gallery==
Image:beyondantaresflyer1981.jpg|a 1981 flyer
Image:beyondantaresflyer.jpg|a 1984 flyer
Image:beyond1986flyer.jpg|a 1986 flyer
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Beyond Atlantis Virtual Season Six

Beyond Atlantis Virtual Season Six is a gen Stargate Atlantis virtual season that ran from 2009 to at least 2010.
In 2012, the stories were printed fanzine format with the title Beyond Atlantis.
From the online introduction: "The city of Atlantis is stranded on Earth and there ended the journey of Stargate Atlantis. Our dedicated crew of Beyond Atlantis Productions, like so many other Atlantis fans, wanted the journey to continue and these are our tales of Atlantis and her people. We hope you enjoy our stories."
* Episode 1: Homecoming by Anny and Lyn. Art by Lily
* Episode 2: T-Minus Twelve by John, Cheryl, Lily. Art by Lily
* Episode 3: The Devil You Know by liketheriver. Art by Kay
* Episode 4: Runner Too by winnie. Art by Lily
* Episode 5: Incursion by writerjc. Art by Lily
* Episode 6: Soul Drinkers by ValleyA. Art By Lori
* Episode 7: The Reservoir by Pansy Chubb. Art By JediKay
* Episode 8: A Little Piece Of Home by Winnie. Art By JediKay
* Episode 9: McKay Ex Machina by Patricia. Art By Lily
* Episode 10: The Lady In The Woods by writerjc. Art By Lily
An eleventh episode was planned for April 7, 2010, although it is unclear if is was ever published online.
Category:Stargate Atlantis
Category:2000s
Category:Virtual Seasons
Beyond Beginnings

Beyond Beginnings is a het set of Beauty and the Beast (TV) novels written by Linda Barth.
==Issue 1==
Beyond Beginnings 1 was published in June 1993 and contains 195 pages. It has art by Terrie Milliman, Neal Farris, Inez Brown (covers), and Michele Scott.
From a flyer for issue #1: 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Beyond Beginnings 2: Grief Forgotten, The Spring Begins was published in 1995 and contains 257 pages. 
The cover art is by Inez Brown. The interior art is by Teri Milliman, Rosemarie Hauer, Renate Haller, Inez Brown, and Heal Farris.
It has poetry by Peggy Garvin, Rosemarie Hauer, Peg McNabb, Louise Milner, and Katrina Relf. 
This zine is rated R.
From a flyer: 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Beyond Bree

Beyond Bree is a Tolkien newsletter published by the Tolkien Special Interest Group of American Mensa. It was first published in March 1981 under the title, Tolkien S.I.G. News, and assumed its current title for the June issue.Beyond Bree: Back Issues: The First Decade (accessed 17 November 2012) 
Content lists are available online at the Beyond Bree website.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Tolkien Zines
Category: 1981 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:2010s Zines
Beyond Diplomacy

Diplomacy is a 145-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Ann K. Schwader. 
The publisher says it is "A novel of Klingon Custom, Duty and Honor." 
This zine has a sequel called One Blade, One Blood.
It is often listed in Klingon dictionaries alongside the two novels Diplomacy & Empire and One Blade, One Blood as the source of the word: "gozhe - [n] "Feces," or "excrement." 
==Summary from the Publisher==
==Sample Interior==
Image:beyonddiplo-1.jpg 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Beyond Dreams (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Beyond Dreams is a gen 250-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology of stories, poetry, clipped Snoopy cartoons—all surrounded by a variety of elaborate clip art borders.
The art is by Beverly Chick, Kathy Fidge, Karen Serassio, Justine Bogart, Linda Fister, Judith Lazear, Sandy Tew, Todd, and Lawrence Walker.
The pages are not numbered.
==Contents==
* Dreams One
** Beyond Dreams by Justine Bogart
** Dreams Lost, Dreams Found by Judith Lazear
** The City of Dreams by Linda Fister
** To Vincent/To Catherine by Justine Bogart
** Insight by Justine Bogart
* Dreams One This may be a typo in the zine and was meant to be "Dreams Two."
**Beside Still Waters by Toni Lichtenstein Bogolub (Devin brings the girl he wants to marry home to meet the family and Father falls in love.)
** Return to Tomorrow by Roseann Solnika
** My Beloved by Justine Bogart and Linda Fister
** Beauty and the Beast by Gloria De Leon
** Dreams by Judith Lazear
** Reverie by Justine Bogart
** Visions by Gloria De Leon
** Soul Walkers by Justine Bogart
**He Walks in Mystery, filk by Linda Fister (197)
* Whimseys
** "Boo" by Linda Fister (203)
** Some Enchanted Evening by Justine Bogart (204)
** In the Best of All Possible Worlds by Gloria De Leon (205)
** William's Winterfest Mulse Vinum by Rich Brinkley (206)
** In Shadows by Justine Bogart (206)
** Dance of Senses by Candy Garrison (209)
** Remember Love by Gloria De Leon (210)
** Once Upon a Dream by Roseann Solnica (211)
** Just 'Fore Christmas, filk by Linda Fister (235)
** 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, filk by Judith Lazear (236)
** Christmas Tonight! by Linda Fister (238)
*Dreams Three
** Tunnel Musing's by Katherine Garnett (241)
** Phantom of Delight, filk by Linda Fister (250)
** So Bloom'd the Rose by Justine Bogart (252)
** Excerpt from Vincent's Book of Secrets by Linda Fister (254)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:beyonddreamsbbtb-1.jpg|Justine Bogart
Image:beyonddreamsbbtb-2.jpg|Beverly Chick
Image:beyonddreamsbbtb-3.jpg|Justine Bogart
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Beyond Dreams Press

Beyond Dreams Press published both slash fanzines as well as the K/S letterzine The K/S Press. They also hosted a Star Trek fanzine review website called the K/S Review (backup website link) along with the Philon Awards.
In 2012, the press ceased operating and revamped its website, leaving the K/S Fanzine Database and the History of K/S online, along with summaries and contributor's info about one of their zines.
==Links==
These are sample Wayback links. 
* Jenna Sinclair and D'Anne's K/S Zines
* What's a K/S Zine? (essay)
* Submission Guidelines
* K/S Press (about the letterzine)
* KiScon III (updated info on this con)
* The K/S Library (lending library)
* Contact Info for K/S Editors
* The K/S Zine Database (historical list of zines)
* A Short History of Early K/S, or, How the First Slash Fandom Came to Be (essay)
* K/S Press Sample Issue: December 2002
* Philon Awards (1997-2002)
==Submission Guidelines==
==References==
Beyond Dreams Press: K/S Zine Database

First distributed to subscribers of The K/S Press in 1998, this K/S zine database was posted to the Beyond Dreams Press website in 2002 by Jenna Sinclair. It was last updated in March 2009.
For a related article, see A Short History of Early K/S or How the First Slash Fandom Came to Be.
==The Database==
wayback link; another archived link; another link
==Based On Jo Savage's Database==
In 2004, Jenna wrote about the passing of Mildred Manhill (a pseud for Jo Savage) and credited her with the start of this database: 
==The Project's Introduction==
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Star Trek TOS Websites
Category:Slash Fandom
Category:2002 Websites
Beyond Evolution

Beyond Evolution is an X-Men: Evolution fansite. The site has remained static since October 10, 2008, until going down in late 2022. It could be used as a canon resource and a fanworks archive.
==Site History==
January 4, 2004, the site became hosted by Toon Zone.
On November 22, 2004, Denaill announced that the site will no longer host fanfiction, due to not being able to keep up with it.
==Staff==
* News, Guides, General Info, Site owner - Denaill
* Screencaps, Wallpaper and Avatar Creator - Meri
* Video and Imaging - Tate (Kataclysm)
* Video Encoder - Alvin
* Profiles and Romance - Brent
==Navigation==
* Avatars
* Comics
* Episode Guides
* Fanart
* FanMail
* FAQ's
* Fashion Guide
* Humour
* Image Gallery
* Link Us
* Merchandise
* Music
* Polls
* Poll Archives
* Profiles
* Questions w/ Boyd
* Questions w/ Greg
* Quotes
* Romance
* South Park X-Men
* Staff & Credits
* Video/DVD
* Video Clips
* Wallpapers
==Refernences==
Category:X-Men: Evolution Websites
Category:Archives
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2000s Archives
Beyond Farpoint UK

Beyond Farpoint UK is a zine that was published in 1991 or 1992 in England. 
Note: the title of this zine may be simply "Beyond Farpoint." 
In issue #2 of Beyond Farpoint USA, the editor mentioned she had discovered there is another zine series called "Beyond Farpoint," this one published in the UK: "We have found a counterpart in England who also produces a 'zine called "Beyond Farpoint." There was lots of pleasant surprise on both sides of the waters with that one. We have become Farpoint Press USA and Beyond Farpoint USA since they were around one issue before we were."
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990s
Beyond Fragile

Beyond Fragile is an MSR X-Files story by Leyla Harrison that was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative in 1998.
It is a rewrite of her story Fragile which had been written three years earlier.
Unspeakable Act is a prequel to both stories.
All three stories are posted here.
==Introduction to "Beyond Fragile"==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction
Beyond Gloomy Chaos

Beyond Gloomy Chaos is a gen DS9 (post-WYLB) with some TNG (Q) 180-page novel by Laura Taylor. 
Summary from the author: "Following Sisko's entry into the Celestial Temple in "What You Leave Behind," the Q find themselves facing a dilemma that could result in interplanetary catastrophe. Can Picard, Kira and Data retrieve the mysterious Book of the Resurrection before all hell breaks loose on Cardassia?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Beyond Imagination

Beyond Imagination is a gen multifandom anthology of poetry published in Nottingham, UK. 
==Issue 1==
Beyond Imagination 1 was published in 1989 (?). 
Two of the poems are by Stuart Tideswell and the other 23 poems are by Cheryl Beresford.
* 21 Blake's 7 poems
* 5 non-B7 poems
==Issue 2==
Beyond Imagination 2 was published in 1990 (?).
* mostly Blake's 7 poems
* other fandom poems
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines