E-Man-Uelle

E-Man-Uelle (also E Man Uelle) is a slash Blake's 7 anthology.
It is the first known B7 all-slash fanzine... while badly produced and badly typed, these zines were the first to publish some B7 fan writers who later became better known in other fanzines and other fandoms: Julien, Jane Carnall, Julie Kramer, Shoshanna, Ros Williams, Bryn Lantry and others. These zines were stories pairing Kerr Avon with either Roj Blake (Blake/Avon) or with Vila Restal (Avon/Vila), which remain the most popular slash pairings. 
The first known mpreg is in this zine. See Comfort.
The first two issues were published by TASAS. From issue #3: 
==Disclaimers and Copyright Info==
 
"Money from these zines goes to the Cancer Research Charity, chosen by Paul Darrow, Mike Keating and Mike's mum." 
"This zine is produced on a non-profit making basis and it is understood that no attempt is made to supercede copyright held by the BBC or by any other persons. Anyone wishing to reprint any of the material herein are asked to obtain written permission before doing so."
The age statement from the first two issues:
"This zine is not knowingly sold to persons under the age of 18 years or without a written statement declaring that he/she agrees with the premise of the stories within."
The age statement from the third issue: "This zine can be obtained along with an age statement + a statement to say the purchaser agrees with the premise ot these stories."
 
== Response Fanworks==
"E-Man-Uelle's Revenge," a satirical four-page mini-zine was printed in "touched" #6. The subject was the story Comfort. See that page for more.
==A Mystery==
Sue Man Chew has a story in Beyond Antares R-Rated #5, with the note it was in an unspecified issue of "E-Man-Uelle." This story is "Avon — Towards Destiny" (Avon/OFC, Avon/Cally ("Avon violently rapes a woman in brothel, has an affair with Cally.") 
All of the fiction is accounted for except for issue #5. Perhaps this story is in that issue?
==The End of the Line==
From the editorial in the last issue: 
==General Reactions and Reviews==
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==Issue 1==
E-Man-Uelle 1 was published in 1983 and contains 26 pages of text (pages are single-sided).
 
This issue contains no editorial commentary or remarks.
* Companions, fiction by M. Le Fay (reprinted in the Special Issue (1)
* A Cry from the Heart, poem by M. Le Fay (reprinted in the Special Issue (10)
* Comfort 1, fiction by M.C. & K.F. (11) 
* Dream Come True!, fiction by Topaz (not listed in the table of contents) (reprinted in the Special Issue (18)
* Phoenix and the Dragon, fiction by M.C. & K.F. (reprinted in the Special Issue (20) 
* Comfort 2, fiction by M.C. & K.F. (23)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
E-Man-Uelle 2 was published in 1983 and contains 55 pages.
The editorial: 
 
* Comfort 3, fiction by M.C. (2)
* The Short Straw, fiction by Her and Me!! (reprinted in the Special Issue (12)
* Comfort 4 (The Sounds of Silence), fiction by M.C. (14)
* The Eulogy, poem by Temple (reprinted in the Special Issue (55)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
E-Man-Uelle 3 was published in 1984 and contains 60 pages.
From issue #3: "I hope you have enjoyed the zine and it's [sic] somewhat cleaner stories, they say a change is as good as a rest, and I really don't want you to take a rest from buying this zine. As you will probably know by now these zines have nothing to do with TASAS, so I now go it alone. My grateful thanks to those who give me continued support and encouragement to keep putting this out." 
 
* Comfort 5, fiction by M.C. (2)
* untitled poem by Temple (reprinted in the Special Issue) (25)
* 'And With My Body I Thee Worship,' fiction by Cestus (reprinted in the Special Issue) (26)
* Triangle, fiction by Cancer (reprinted in the Special Issue) (32)
* The Image, poem by Temple (reprinted in the Special Issue) (39)
* Imagination or Fact, fiction by Ann Onymous & Dubonnet (reprinted in the Special Issue) (40)
* Desire, fiction by M.C. (reprinted in the Special Issue) (44)
* Self Appraisal?, fiction by M.C. (reprinted in the Special Issue) (50)
* Out of Mind, fiction by Temple (reprinted in the Special Issue) (51)
* Nights, fiction by Temple (reprinted in the Special Issue) (58)
* Editorial (60)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
E-Man-Uelle 4 was published in 1984 and contains 77 pages. The cover is by Kiera.
 
From the editor: "This zine is now a private publication and can be obtained along with an age statement + a statement to say the purchaser agrees with the premise of these stories..."
From the editorial: 
Note: the pagination doesn't match the table of contents. Below are the actual page numbers.
* untitled fiction by Ann Onymous & Ambergris (1)
* Discovery on Dhangi, fiction by M. Le Fay (12)
* ...But for Us There Is the Night, poem by Stephanie Lucas (Star Trek: TOS, Kirk/Spock) (40)
* Partners in Pain, fiction by Coyote (Issue #3's editorial notes that "Coyote" is from "the States.") (42)
* Editorial (79)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
 
==Issue 5==
E-Man-Uelle 5 was published in 1984 and contains 52 pages.
 
* Contusion, fiction by Ros Williams (A/C)
* With All My Worldly Goods, I Thee Endow, fiction by Cestus (A/V)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
E-Man-Uelle 6 contains was published in 1984 and contains 73 pages. The cover is by Julie Kramer.
 
From the editorial: 
* Initiation, fiction by Julie Kramer (1)
* No Alternative, fiction by Julie Kramer (9)
* 84 Hours to Xenon, fiction by McNeil (22)
* First Encounter, fiction by Julie Kramer (26)
* Trust, fiction by Jane Carnall (Avon/Vila) (38)
* The Dersan Hut, fiction by McNeil (43)
* I Want You, fiction by Jane Carnall (Avon/Vila) (45)
* Behind the Scenes, fiction by Julie Kramer (49)
* All the Difference, fiction by Julie Kramer (59)
* Editorial (72)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
E-Man-Uelle 7 is not dated. It contains 62 pages.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial (non-numbered page)
*Cross Dominance, fiction by London Bates (reprinted in The Other Side #3) (1)
* Cubicle 23, fiction by Sebastian (51)
* He Shows Nothing (on behalf of Blake), poem by Julie Bozza (62)
==Issue 8==
E-Man-Uelle 8 was published in 1987 and contains 72 pages. It is a novel by Bryn Lantry called Puppeteer. A different version of this story is in Homosapien Too.
thumb|cover of issue #8
The editorial: 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
E-Man-Uelle 9 was published in 1987 and contains 66 pages. It is subtitled, "The Final Chapter."
The three stories by Shoshanna were printed out of order.
From the editorial: 
* In Lieu of Regrets by Ellis Ward (1)
* Provisional Surrender by Ellis Ward (8)
* Remembrance by Margaret Bennett (17)
* Delusions by Chris Kessler (19)
* The Darkness of the Separate Will by Shoshanna (reprinted in Southern Comfort #5.5) (reprinted in Southern Comfort #4.5) (36)
* Decisions by Shoshanna ("Decisions" is first slash story the author ever wrote.) (Avon/Blake) (32)
* Repercussions by Shoshanna (reprinted in Southern Comfort #4.5) (44)
* Delta by Sean Charles (57)
* Cost of Intensive Care by Merlin (62)
* Limerick by Erica Leonard (66)
* Kerr Avon, poem by Shannon (66)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
==Special Issue: Comfort==
E-Man-Uelle: Comfort
* contains the five-part serial, Comfort by M.C. that was issued in previous issues.
==Reactions and Reviews for Special Issue: Comfort==
==Special Issue: Reprint==
E-Man-Uelle: Short Stories is a reprint (likely 1984) of stories & poetry other than the "Comfort" series from previous issues. 
 
* Companions, fiction by M. Le Fay (A/V)
* Dream Come True, fiction by Topaz (B/V)
* The Phoenix and the Unicorn, fiction by M.C. (A/B)
* The Short Straw, fiction by Her & Me!!(Ta/V, A/D/So)
* 'And With My Body I Thee Worship', fiction by Cestus (A/V)
* Triangle, fiction by Cancer (B/V)
* Imagination or Fact, fiction by Ann Onymous & Dubonnet (A/V)
* Desire, fiction by M.C.(Ta/V)
* Self Appraisal?, fiction by M.C. (B/B clone)
* Out of Mind, fiction by Temple (A/V)
* Nights, fiction by Temple (A/B, J/?)
* untitled poem by Temple (?/?)
* The Image, poem by Temple (?/V)
* A Cry from the Heart, poem by M. Le Fay (A/V)
* The Eulogy, poem by Temple (A/B?)
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1980s
Category:Charity Zines