Zen and the Art of Rebellion

Zen and the Art of Rebellion is a gen (though some reviews mention "slashy" material) Blake's 7 anthology.
File:Zen234.jpg|flyer for several issues, including proposed issue #4
File:zen4flyer.jpg|flyer for the proposed, but not published, #4
==Issue 1==
Zen and the Art of Rebellion 1 was published in 1991 and contains 133 pages.
The art is by Ken Horan (cover), Susan Williams, Leigh Moto'oka (Randym), Derrin, and T.L. Condon.
From the editorial: 
* A Few Words of Thanks from One of Your Editors, editorial by Michael Macomber (5)
* The Inheritor, fiction by Lorna B. (6)
* Nobody's Fool, poem by Derrin (11)
* Orbital Fluctuation, fiction by Teresa Ward (12)
* The FSA Cadet Blues, part one, cartoons by Leigh Moto'oka (winner of a 1992 FanQ) (15)
* Fracture, fiction by Carol McCoy (16)
* The Stalker, poem by Teresa Ward (20)
* The FSA Cadet Blues, part two, cartoons by Leigh Moto'oka (winner of a 1992 FanQ) (21)
* Blake: An Epilogue, fiction by T.L. Condon (22)
* Blake's Computers: Zen's Opinion; Tirade, poems by Teresa Ward (29)
* Worth Dying For, fiction by Lorna B. (30)
* Gan, poem by Anne Stullken (35)
* A Nod Is as Good as a Wink, fiction by Lorna B. (36)
* The Lovers, poem by Pat Jacquerie (reprinted in Angelfood) (53)
* Diverging Pathways, fiction by Alison Berkeley & Cami (sequel to "Pathways" in Forgotten Seven) (54)
* The FSA Cadet Blues, part three, cartoons by Leigh Moto'oka (winner of a 1992 FanQ) (75)
* Payment for Services Rendered, fiction by C.K. Smith (76)
* Face in the Mirror, poem by Susan Williams (84)
* Words Spoken, fiction by Carol McCoy (86)
* Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot, poem by Rebecca Ann Brothers (90)
* The FSA Cadet Blues, part four, cartoons by Leigh Moto'oka (91)
* Remembering Vila: Survival; A Moment's Bravery, poems by Melissa Mastoris (92)
* Playing the Odds, fiction by Lorna B. (94)
* I Steal Things, poem by Michael Macomber (103)
* It Was a Kerr Avon Year, filk by Jacqueline Taero (It Was a Very Good Year) (104)
* The Shore of Innocence, fiction by Leigh Moto'oka (106)
 
File:zen1-1.jpg| from issue #1, Susan Williams 
File:zen1-2.jpg| from issue #1, Susan Williams
File:zen1-3.jpg| from issue #1, Leigh Moto'oka
File:zen1-4.jpg| from issue #1, Leigh Moto'oka
 
File:zen1-6.jpg| from issue #1 
File:zen1-7.jpg| from issue #1, Susan Williams
File:zen1-8.jpg| from issue #1, Susan Williams
File:zen1-9.jpg| from issue #1, Leigh Moto'oka
File:zen1-10.jpg| from issue #1, Leigh Moto'oka
File:zen1-11.jpg| from issue #1, Ken Horan
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Zen and the Art of Rebellion 2 was published in 1992 and contains 135 pages. It won a 1993 FanQ.
* Teresa Ward, "Birds of a Feather" (fiction)
* Lorna B., "Avenging Angel" (fiction)
* Teresa Ward and Cami, "Addiction" (fiction)
* Irene Stubbs, "Involvement Acquitted" (fiction)
* Lorna B., "Running Amuck" (fiction)
* Marla F. Fair, "Survivors" (fiction) 
* Cami, "Lest There Be Dragons" (fiction)
* Rebecca Ann Brothers, "Locus" (fiction)
* Michael Macomber, "Here We Go Again!" (Editorial Notes)
* Jane Mailander, "From the Home Office on Gauda Prime: The Top Ten Good Things about Kerr Avon" (humor)
* Pat Jacquerie, "Bright Deceiver" (poem)
* Melani L. Monk, "B7 Limericks" (poem)
* Jacqueline Taero, "Dark Mirror: Tarrant's Revision" (filk, Dark Mirror)
* Jacqueline Taero, "Megalomaniac's Marching Song" (filk, When I Find My Life, by Marianne Faithful)
* Teresa Ward, "Galactic Knight Errant" (poem)
* Alicia Ann Fox, "Not Incorrect" (poem)
* Rebecca Ann Brothers, "Our Rebels Now Are Ended" (poem)
Art:
* Ken Horan (cover)
* Leigh Moto'oka
* Phoenix
* Susan Williams
* Marla Fair
* Nola Frame-Gray
* Jane Mailander
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Zen and the Art of Rebellion 3 was published in 1994 and contains 179 pages.
The art is by Phoenix (cover), Leigh Moto'oka, and Marla Fair.
* The Zen That Almost Wasn't: Editorial Notes by Michael Macomber (5)
* Insects in Amber, fiction by Lorna B. (6)
* The Final Act, fiction by Pat Nussman and Jacqueline Taero (41)
* Not Quite Friends, fiction by Patti McClellan and Carol McCoy (44)
* The Oath, fiction by Alice Aldridge (100)
* Dark Water, poem by Rebecca Ann Brothers (121)
* Experience, fiction by Melanie L. Monk (122)
* Coyote, poem by Rebecca Ann Brothers (123)
* What Dreams May Come, fiction by Marla F. Fair (124)
* Pity the Poor British Hero, poem by Jacqueline Taero (180)
* Shadows, poem by Michael J. Macomber (?, not in the table of contents)
 
Image:zenart3-1.jpg|from issue #3
Image:zenart3-2.jpg|from issue #3
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==References==
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1990s