Liberator

You may be looking for Liberation, a Blake's 7 anthology or The Liberator Journal.
Liberator is a gen Blake's 7 fiction anthology with ten issues. 
It has a sister zine, a newsletter called Liberator Popular Front Newsletter.
The first edition of The Quibell Abduction was printed in 1980 as a "Liberator Special."
A fan in 1994 posted: "I really liked the "Liberator" zines. Even though they've been out-of-print for years, I do frequently see various issues for sale at various conventions, as people sell off bits of their collections; so it *is* possible to acquire them... if you're persistent (and obsessed) enough. ;)" Lysator, Mary Alice W, dated September 9, 1994. 
Anne Lewis is recognized as the first fan to popularize the term, wallow. It is used as a subtitle in the seventh issue.
==Issue 1==
Liberator 1 was published in 1978 and contains 49 pages. Susan Masters is the cover artist.
* The Mines of Piriton by Anne Lewis
* Return to Cygnus Alpha by Janet Ellicott
* Escape to a Strange Planet by Anne Lewis (Doctor Who crossover)
* I Was Only Quoting" and "I Was Only Quoting" (continued) by v (compilations of quotes from the show)
* untitled editorial afterword by Anne Lewis
==Issue 2==
Liberator 2 was published in 1978 and contains 54 pages. 
It has a cover by Susan Masters and Pat Tharratt. 
The zine is online here.
* Diversion, fiction by Anne Harding ("Blake, Gan, and Cally are condemned to death by a planet who believe them to be invaders, while the Liberator has been called away to aid a strange dead ship.") (1)
* It's Blakes Seven Question Time...., quiz by Jo Banks (19)
* The Additive, fiction by Carole S. Fairman (20) 
* The Fall, fiction by Anne Lewis ("A story of Avon's unsuccessful theft from the central banking computer.") (22)
* I Was Only Quoting, compiled quotes by Jo Banks (46)
==Issue 3==
Liberator 3 was published in November 1978 and contains 55 pages. The front cover is by Susan Masters. Other art is by Ian Bell and Carol Keogh.
* Double Cross by Janet Ellicott
* In Which Vila Is Unbounced by Jo Banks 
* JIRAC by Anne Harding 
* Isolation by Carol Keogh and Anne Lewis (reprinted in issue #7)
==Issue 4==
Liberator 4 contains 45 pages and has a front cover by Martin East and other art by Damian Hughes.
* Centrifuge by Susan Masters
* Duel II by Ian Bell
* Doubleplay by Ian Bell
* Blakes Six and a Bit, graphic story by Anthony Murray & Damian Hughes
* The Liberator Incident by Michael Jenner 
* Ode to Blakes Seven, poem by Susan Masters
* Avon's Alibi, poem by Jo Banks
==Issue 5==
Liberator 5 contains a single story, The Haunting of Haderon by Lillian Shepherd. It was published in 1979 and had 31 pages. 
This story was also printed again in 1982 in a 39-page edition (by Shepherd herself), as well as in Star Three in 1996. 
There may also be a 58-page issue floating about. 
The story was originally posted online at the Hermit Library, which is now part of Archive of Our Own.
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5===
 
==Issue 6==
Liberator 6 First edition: May 1979, second edition: September 1980. It has a cover by Paul Williams and contains 58 pages. 
The zine is online here.
* In Which a Search is Organised and Jenna Nearly Meets Travis Again, fiction by Anne Lewis (1)
* Blake's Eight and Counting by Ian Bell (5)
* Quisling, fiction by Delores J. Whitbread (6)
* The Argot Affair, fiction by Anne Lewis (13)
* Nearly Meets Travis Again" (not in second edition)
* Drake's Seven, fiction by Paul Williams (graphic story; AU humor; reprinted with permission from Felix, the newspaper of the Imperial College Union) (not in second edition)
File:liberator6comic.jpg|image of Drake's 7 by Paul Williams
==Issue 7==
Liberator 7 is subtitled, "Special Wallow Issue". First edition, August 1979; second edition, January 1981. 
Some of the authors use different names in the first and second edition:
The first edition contains 50 pages.
* Helltide by Ermentrude Postlethwaite-Smythe 
* The Lever by Owen Carpanini 
* Silly Bits by Owen Carpanini 
* The Killing by Oliver Plunkett Rafferty 
The second edition contains 40 pages.
* Helltide by Ermentrude Postlethwaite-Smythe (1)
* Isolation by Carol Keogh & Anne Lewis (reprinted from #3) (27)
* The Killing by Dolores J. Whitbread (16)
* The Lever by Winifred Dalgleish
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7===
==Issue 8==
Liberator 8 contains 35 pages and was published in January 1980. It has a front cover by Damian Hughes. 
This issue contains a single story by Anne Lewis called "The Estradian Recruitment."
==Issue 9==
Liberator 9 was published in 1980 and contains 39 pages.
It has a cover by Paul Williams. 
 
* Ambush!, fiction by C.R. Casey (1)
* Limericks by E.P.S. (13)
* Yea, Though I Walk, fiction by Jean Sheward (14)
* Tribute, fiction by Anthony Murray (19)
* Red Run, fiction by Anne Harding (23)
* Nightfall, poem by Lillian Shepherd (33)
* The Trigan Incident, fiction by Sue S (34)
 
==Issue 10==
 
Liberator 10 contains 36 pages, was published in October 1980 and has a cover by Casey. It contains a single story, by Ermentrude Postlethwaite-Smythe called The Price of Justice. This novel was later published (along with Helltide from issue 7) as a single-issue zine, The Price of Justice.
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10===
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1978 ZinesCategory:1979 ZinesCategory:1980 Zines