Aspects

Aspects is a Paul Darrow and Blake's 7 gen newsletter.
It had the full cooperation and investment of Paul Darrow and his wife, Janet Lees Price, and the couple contributed much content. 
There were very, very short fanzine reviews, but only ones that were complementary and were not controversial. 
Aside from many mentions of Michael Keating ("cuddly" and "funny"), a few of Terry Nation, none of the other actors and showrunners' names were ever mentioned.
The content was very much about Paul and Janet's careers, both on the small screen and on the stage.
There are also many con reports included.
Towards the end, there is less and less fannish content, and more promotional general items.
Printed in all issues: 
==Description==
From the first issue: 
==The Suzan Lovett Logo==
From the first issue: 
==The Blake's 7 Wars==
The Blake's 7 Wars were raging at this time. In the second issue, the editors printed "statements" by Paul and Janet as an attachment: 
While it can't be confirmed as to what those statements were, it is very likely they were ones that addressed the newly-hatched controversy and were possibly these: "Unwortham's Lies" by Paul Darrow and "Slash Fiction" by Janet Lees Price. 
 
==Many Play Reviews==
Darrow's plays were heavily promoted and described, especially in later issues. 
While there were some play reviews by fan included in "Aspects," there were far more retyped reviews for mainstream press sources. Many of these sources were not credited in any way, so it is difficult to know where they appeared, who wrote them, and when they were published.
==v.1 no.1 (1)==
Aspects v.1 no.1 was published in Fall 1988 and contains 6 pages.
* Paul Darrow Makes Elvis Live Again ("This October Paul Darrow finished louring as Elvis Presley in the show "Are You Lonesome Tonight". Paul has greatly admired Elvis for many years, so the chance to portray The King was a unique and exciting one. Thanks to the generosity of Paul's wife, Janet Lees Price, we reprint the following three theatre reviews of the production, taken from newspapers in Liverpool and Bath, for those like ourselves who were unable to fly across the Atlantic and see Paul swivel his hips in person.")
** Bleasdale's Show That Dares to Be Different 
** Fan Finds Perfect Role
** The Tragi-Comic Presley - Theatre Royal Bath
* Fanzine Buyers Beware! ("We have recently received flyers from several people regarding the publication of illegal zines - most notably B7 zines. One of these was a 5-page information letter from the Horizon Club, England. It contained 2 full pages of detail descriptions of the "legal" versus the "bootlegged” zines: Between Black and White, Sanction, Oracle, Horizon 8 aka Blake's 7 Omnibus: Volume, and Blake's 7 Omnibus: Volume 2." The October 1998 open letter by Horizon Fan Club is also reprinted. See more at The 1988 Blake's 7 Bootlegged Zines Discussion.) 
* Getting to Know Us (short bios of Mindy DeLapp, Christy Keith, and Diane Pierzinski)
* a thank you to Janet Lees Price for photos and clippings, a thank you to Ann Brown for sharing Darrow's actor credits
* Detective Darrow, about Darrow in the Agatha Christie play, "The Mousetrap"
* Paul in Doctor Who, article about Darrow in Doctor Who
* a review of Blake Something, see that page
* Our Favorite Fanzines
** The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard
** The Bizarro Zine 
**Raising Hell #1 
* The Legend of Robin Hood ("Just as Gareth Thomas’ Blake was appropriately attired in Robin Hood-fashion with leather vests and billowy sleeves, Paul Darrow was the natural choice to portray the evil Sheriff of Nottingham in the 1975 BBC version of 'The Legend of Robin Hood'.")
* Convention Happenings (descriptions of upcoming cons)
* From the Archives (funny descriptions of Blake's 7 episodes from original newspaper listings)
==v.1 no.2 (2)== 
Aspects v.1 no.2 was published in Winter 1989 and contains 11 pages.
From Janet's long trip report to Australia and New Zealand, which was also printed in Avon Club Newsletter #35 (January 1989): 
* Darrows Round the World (A detailed con report for Zencon and Creation Con. "Blake's 7 fans had a rare treat this past autumn, as Paul, accompanied by his wife Janet, traveled literally "round the world", appearing at conventions in Australia, New Zealand, and America. As the tour of Are You Lonesome Tonight finished up, Paul first attended the "Space City" convention in England, and then the Darrows took off on an international tour that included stops in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, and convention appearances in California, Missouri and New York.")
* From the Flightdeck, updates and statements from the editors (includes "Paul and Janet have requested that we print statements by them. We have included these statements as an attachment since the second issue of ASPECTS was at capacity. To show your support for Paul and Janet, you can write them at: Paul and Janet Darrow c/o Roger Carey, Apt. 1 438 Fulham Road London, SW6 ENGLAND." -- It is unknown what those statements were, but it is very likely they were ones that addressed the newly-hatched Blake's 7 Wars, and were possibly these: "Unwortham's Lies" by Paul Darrow and "Slash Fiction" by Janet Lees Price) 
* Our Favorite Fanzines ("During the past 3 months over 25 fanzines have been passed among us. These zines continue to be a focal point of much discussion and, once again, we don't agree on what our favorite is, so here's our choices."
** Powerplay #3, see that page
** Down and Unsafe, see that page
** Jabberwocky, see that page
* Kangaroos & Kiwis, essay by Janet Lees Price about a long trip to Australia (This includes much non-fannish commentary, but also A LOT about Michael Keating and how cuddly he is, as well as the generosity (time and money) that fans gave them.)
* Elvis Review Further (opinions about Are You Lonesome Tonight?, see that page, two are from fans, three from mainstream newspapers, only one of the newspapers is identified) 
* The Lighter Side, humor by Kaye Dunham (an "Updated List of Things You'll Never Catch Avon Doing")
* To Kill a Chicken, an account of Darrow's role (with photo) as Simon Andrews in the movie "Hammer House of Horror: Guardian of the Abyss"
* Convention Happenings (about upcoming cons)
* From the Archives (Blake's 7 is past mainstream reports)
* info about Darrow's performances in the play "Alibi for Murder"
==v.1 no.3 (3)==
Aspects v.1 no.3 was published in Spring 1989 and contains 12 pages.
* Alibi for Murder (two mainstream reviews from unidentified newspapers)
* From the Flightdeck (fannish news bits, club info, $2 will buy you a transcript of Darrow's Q&A from November 5, 1988 Creation Con in Oakland)
* photos taken by fans of Darrow at the November 5-6, 1988 Oakland Creation Con
* San Diego Con Reports, about Paul Darrow at DarrowCon, see that page
* The New York Con Report, about Paul Darrow at the Creation Con the weekend of November 26, 1988 in New York City
* Murder by Slingshot, about Darrow in "Murder Must Advertise," newspaper source not credited
* The Lighter Side by Kaye Dunahm ("what you might catch Avon doing if you look carefully and quickly")
* N.Z. Scenery Attracts Blakes Crew, article by Dave Wilson from a New Zealand newspaper in October 1988, a primer about Blake's 7, and about the Darrows and Michael Keating visiting for Zencon (described but never named)
* Convention Happenings
* Our Favorite Fanzines
** Mirage, see that page 
** Trust Like The Soul, see that page
** Brother of Shadows...and Son of the Light, see that page 
* Avon: A Terrible Aspect, review by Jean Graham, see that page (also in Avon Newsletter #36)
==v.1 no.4 (4)==
Aspects v.1 no.4 was published in Summer 1989 and contains 10 pages.
 
* The Paul, Mike and Terry Show, con report for Unicon June 24-25, 1989 in Concord, CA
* From the Flightdeck (about Unicon, mainly)
* Trivial Pursuits, con report for Unicon by Mindy DeLapp
* Contest, Contest, Contest ("To celebrate our first anniversary, PDAS will be having a contest! The prize is a program from Alibi For Murder, autographed by Paul Darrow.") 
* Off With His Head, article about Drake's Venture
* Dearly Mr. D - Heading for a Nasty Fall, article about Paul Darrow in "Drake's Venture" (newspaper clipping, not sourced or credited)
* Dastardly Darrow Delights by Rebecca Reeves, article about Paul Darrow in "Alibi for Murder" ("There is little, if any, of "Avon" on stage in Alibi For Murder...although a fair shake of "Paul Darrow" is sprinkled about. It is obvious that Paul is having fun with this role and has contributed a warmth and humor that made Charles a villain one cannot help but enjoy. Having seen the play four times (three in Winchester and one in Poole) it was interesting to note the 'human' moments that add to the magic - and success -of the production. Of course there is the carefully calculated Bogie impersonation, which went over well with each audience...and the humorous slap of the excess above the belt line. However, the REAL fun comes when little unique moments happen that will probably never be repeated.")
* TO Make Our Day! - Space City Revisited, con report by Judith Seaman
* Our Favorite Fanzines 
** The Last, Best Hope, see that page
** Kill the Dead (pro book by Tanith Lee), see that page
** Those Who Favor Fire, see that page
* Presenting News by Judith Seaman, article about Paul Darrow in the pilot for a TV series called "Making News"
* Convention Happenings
==v.2 no.1 (5)==
Aspects v.2 no.1 was published in Fall 1989 and contains 8 pages.
 
Contains a small bit of art by Elaine Jones. 
* Then and Now... (a recap of Darrow's con appearances, theatre roles, and other accomplishments during the past year) 
* From the Flightdeck... (more racaps and promotional info, "It's hard to believe PDAS is one year old! It's been an eventful year... Paul has been busy, and consequently, so have we, keeping up with all his activities and con appearances. And, thanks to you all, our PDAS membership continues to grow.")
* Omar Claims Innocence! ("One of the most enduring fictional characters has been Simon Templar, nicknamed The Saint because his business card features a stick figure wearing a halo. Originally created by Leslie Chareris in the 1920's, books, movies, and television shows have revolved around the character of Simon Templar, with the most recent airing this month and starring Simon Dutton in the title role. The most popular television adaptation was filmed by ITV as five seasons between 1962 and 1969 and starred Roger Moore as the debonair, wealthy adventurer who attracts trouble and pretty women quicker than studs cling to Avon. Paul Darrow had a minor role in the fourth season episode "The Gadic Collection" as Omar, an assistant curator at the Silbakim Museum in Istanbul.")
* from the archives.... (a con report by Alan McKenzie for Teal Vandor that was originally published in Starburst #35 in 1981; McKenzie was the editor of this pro, for-profit zine articles and mentions of Blake's 7 in Starburst, compiled by Judith Proctor )
* Wellington Moth to the Rescue by Rebecca Reeves (a description and review of Darrow in the role of Wellington Moth in one of three episodes he appeared in of "The Flaxton Boys") 
* Our Favorite Fanzines ("This time we all had difficulty with our selections, and we couldn't put our finger on why. Our tastes and expectations from what we read still remain as different as our individual personalities which causes many interesting discussions. Christy, again, couldn't decide on a fictional zine and almost abdicated to Robin of Sherwood entirely, (to Mindy and Diane's amusement) but managed to select an interview zine instead.") 
** Something Unfriendly #1, see that page
** Freedom City Gazette #2, see that page
** Probability Squared, see that page
* All About PDAS Members (a map and short commentary about which states in which the club members reside)
* Contest Answers
* a short, humorous description by Elaine Jones of fantasy Blake's 7 action figures, includes a small illo ("THE ALL-NEW BLAKES 7 ACTION DOLLS !!!! These rugged, life-like rubberized plastic action figures come dressed in genuine fabrics and are completely washable! The BLAKE Doll: Wind up and after two seasons, it leaves home (but may appear for guest-shots). The VILA Doll: Wind it up and it steals your car and anything else not nailed down! The AVON Doll: Comes already wound up, actions unpredictable! Dressed in genuine leather and studs. The SERVALAN Doll: Parental discretion advised. Wind it up and it tries to capture the AVON Doll!!! Quarry sold separately.")
* Paul Reviewed, a clipping from the Hayes and Harington Gazette from November 17, 1983, topic is Darrow and the sit-com, "Don't Start Without Me")
* Convention Happenings
 Image:aspects5-1.jpg| from issue #5 
 Image:aspects5-2.jpg|from issue #5, illo by Elaine Jones
==v.2 no.2 (6)==
Aspects v.2 no.2 was published in Winter 1990 and contains 6 pages.
It contains a small illo by Elaine Jones.
* Bits and Pieces... (updates on the Darrow's careers, an example of how entwined the Darrows were with this publication: "Wonderfully prolific correspondent that she is, Janet constantly updates and confirms for us the various reports that come up in Blake's 7 fandom. To demonstrate the amazing ebb and flow of information, the following news are from various sources, followed up by how Janet either confirmed or denied the report.")
** a news bit that Janet clarified: Paul was to be a guest at "DEL 10 convention planned for January 6-7, 1989" but he bailed due to work commitments, and THEN the con itself was cancelled in late December 1988.)
** another news bit, this one about the sequel to Avon: A Terrible Aspect: "Terry and Paul announced plans to write fifth season novels at UNICON '89. Soon there was talk within the fandom of a movie based on Terry Nation's fifth season novel, possibly to be produced by an American company. Janet's letter dated December 9, 1989: 'I'm afraid the rumor about the B7 movie would appear to be just that. Terry hasn't written his novel yet anyway - I hope he will because Paul has stopped writing his as he felt there couldn't be a market for two - but even if he had written it and it were in print, I doubt if there is sufficient interest in B7 for people to invest thousands of dollars in a movie.'")
* from the flightdeck... (newsy bits, including this bit that alludes to The Blake's 7 Wars: "Paul and Janet have asked us to print a statement from them regarding their attendance at Space City in England: “Paul and Janet will be attending 'Space City' on 28th/29th April 1990, at the Abbotts Wells Hotel, Chester, and are looking forward to it very much. Knowing Sue Christian, Sue Chadwick, Helen Parkinson and Barbara L. Jackson very well, they guarantee any visitors from across the pond' may be sure of a very warm welcome." Apparently there was a rumor going round they would not be attending, but obviously this is not the case.") 
* Our Favorite Fanzines ("The eternal zine debate rages in California, though Christy has almost entirely abdicated to Robin of Sherwood and Diane is seriously looking for Buckaroo Banzai stories. (Oh, those eyes, those eyes!) If anyone knows of current BB publications or would like to correspond with someone about ROS, drop us a line. However, we are still reading B7 tales and recommend these publications.") 
** Gambit #4, see that page
** Reflections in a Shattered Glass, see that page
** 5th Season #5, see that page
* from the archives ("Notes from the theatre guide for A Touch of Spring")
* Paul Re-Views (some mainstream reviews of "A Touch of Spring", not credited)
* Jewels and Hotel Keys (review of Mr. Jericho)
* Convention Happenings
==v.2 no.3 (7)==
Aspects v.2 no.3 was published in Spring 1990 and contains 12 pages.
* Trap Premieres, three reviews from mainstream sources for "Trap for a Lonely Man", "THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE BAFFLED Famham Herald, March 16,1990," two are not credited but list the name Jacky Billington, and Fiona Devine respectively (From one: "If the person in the next seat to you at the Redgrave Theatre's next production. Trap for a Lonely Man, speaks with an American accent, the chances are that he or she is a fan of Avon from Blake's 7. The BBC space series which ran for four years here in the 'seventies is still a major cult in the USA. Avon himself, who was played by Paul Darrow, is the subject of fan clubs at all ends of the earth. "They're marvelous people, very loyal and supportive to everything you do," Paul Darrow told the Herald -even if it means crossing the Atlantic to see his latest show. He in turns visits Avon conventions -one last year was in Australia, another is coming up in Chester.")
* Contest ("This is your mission, should you choose to accept it...answer two questions -What role would you like to see Paul play and what role should he never play? And if you're feeling chatty, tell us why. Send the answers to the club address by July 1,1990 and a winner will be drawn from all entries. The winner and the most interesting suggestions will be featured in the next issue of Aspects. The prize will be a copy of the PDAS logo designed by Suzan Lovett and autographed by Paul Darrow.")
* From the Flightdeck (news bits, one example: "Janet writes: 'Making News has finished. It was a great disappointment, really, though did Paul no harm at all. In fact, he came out of it with considerable merit. The decision to tell the audience nothing at all about the characters' personal lives was a huge mistake-audiences cannot become involved if they know nothing. So the basic concept was wrong, and scripts were poor too. if they do a second series, Paul would only accept the role if the whole tenor of the series changes.'")
* What a Glamorous Life You Lead!, article by Janet Lees Price, also in Avon Newsletter #39
* Captain Stearman, RHA by Judith Seaman ("the following is a response to the article 'Wellington Moth to the Rescue' in Aspects vol. 2 no. 1" - about history and guns)
* News on "Making News" (various credited review excerpts)
* George Parnell, article by Judith Seaman (topic is "Making News" - "Making News was not the best thing he‘s ever been in, but Paul Darrow was definitely the best thing in "Making News.")
* Our Favorite Fanzines ("Now that the convention season is upon us again, we managed to replenish our stores of zines from the wonderful dealers' room at ORAC 90. Sometimes it's difficult to know what is worse -impatiently waiting for zines to arrive in the mail, or getting a bad back after staggering home from a con with bulging suitcases! As always, there are some excellent zines out there we would like to recommend.")
** Blake, Rabble, & Roll #1, see that page
** Excalibur Enterprises Videos, see that page
** Resources, see that page
* Paul Re-Viewed (mainstream critic excerpts fro "Mr. Fothergill's Murder")
* Convention Happenings
==v.2 no.4 (8)==
Aspects v.2 no.4 was published in Summer 1990 and contains 10 pages.
This issue contains a cartoon by Elaine Jones, and a photo of Paul Darrow at Space City taken by Pat Harris.
This issue contains the contest results for "what would you like to see Paul appear in/portray? and What would you NOT like to see him in?": 
* Space City Great Success! (includes an article from mainstream press about Space City, see Avon Calling To The Faithful)
* From the Flightdeck... (promotion news about the Darrow's careers, Cluedo and other plays and shows, includes the comment that "Janet and Paul will be attending Orbit in early August, which owing to the pressures of work, will be their only American con this year.")
* Space City 1990, con report by Judith Seaman, see that page
* Roller-Coaster of a Thriller That Grabs and Grips (a synopsis of the play, "Trap for a Lonely Man")
* reviews from mainstream newspapers of "Trap for a Lonely Man" (two are credited, two are not)
* Paul Re-Viewed (six mainstream newspaper reviews of "Terra Nova" Thorndike Theatre, Leatherhead From February 26 to March 19, 1983, four are credited, two are not, plus "Janet Lees Price Reminiscences" from an unknown source)
* Adventure in Television (comments about "The Adventure Game" - "This program was difficult to review, due partially to the poor quality copy I was viewing, and also to the fact that I was working from a basic lack of background knowledge on the program itself. The Adventure Game -- the episode with Paul was broadcast in 1980) -- is aimed basically at children, with visiting guest stars each week.")
* Contest Results
* Our Favorite Fanzines ("Something old, something new... Mindy likes a recently published zine while Diane and Christy are being nostalgic. We've all started diversifying, primarily to Robin of Sherwood and Buckaroo Banzai, which makes it hard to keep up with all the recent B7 stuff. As long as there are Avon stories out there, though, well keep reading!")
** Dr. Bellfriar's Memorial Journal #3, see that page
** The Mind of a Man is a Double-Edged Sword, see that page
** Avon's 8, a series of stories by Mary D. Bloemker and Deborah M. Walsh printed in B7 Complex (these stories later were combined in Avon's 8 Collected), see that page
* Convention Happenings
==v.3 no.1 (9)==
Aspects v.3 no.1 was published in Fall 1990 and contains 10 pages.
This episode includes six photos taken by fans of the Darrows at ORBIT, see that page.
From the article, "From a Man's perspective", which despite being "about" Janet Lees Price, is really about Paul Darrow and contains the usual slack-jawed amazement by mundane reporters regarding weird female science fiction fans: 
* Orbiting in Newark!, con report for ORBIT, see that page
* From the Flightdeck... (club news, Darrow news, includes this: "We would like to encourage people to submit articles to Aspects -particularly reviews of cons, plays, films, etc., involving Paul. However, except in unusual circumstances, we do not print articles which have appeared or are scheduled to appear in other fan publications. We do not feet it is right to use your membership dues printing articles you may read elsewhere." Despite this statement, the newsletter has already printed about five items that have appeared in other previous fan publications. )
* Favorite Fanzines ("This regular feature has been renamed from Our Favorite Fanzines to Favorite Fanzines. In the last two years we found that our zine reading has diversified into other fandoms and that our B7 recommendations are becoming more difficult to make. So we've decided to include this section only when we've read a B7 recently we feel is truly worth mentioning.")
** The Epic, see that page
** Spacefall #3 "Port in the Storm," see that page
* From a Man's perspective, article by John Eccles (about Janet Lees Price, is accompanied by a photo of Janet by Pat Harris that is taken at Orbit, the article includes this statement: "Coordinator's Note: The above article was sent undated and is from an unknown newspaper source.")
* Paul Re-Reviewed (from an uncredited source, a review of "Donkeys' Years" - The Derby Playhouse Company From May 9 to May 26, 1979)
* Timeout with Paul and Janet (transcript of an interview with Paul and Janet conducted by Mindy DeLapp on August 3, 1990 at Orbit, the topic is the production company that the Darrows just formed: "Janet: This is to give us security in our old age. Paul: So, we’ve become entrepreneurs.")
* Convention Happenings
==v.3 no.2 (10)==
Aspects v.3 no.2 was published in Winter 1991 and contains 10 pages.
* Paul's Current Work, reviews by Judith Seaman of "Haggard" and "Cluedo"
* about a sequel to Avon: A Terrible Aspect: "At ORBIT, Paul auctioned off the first twelve chapters of his novel, Avon: The Rest Is Silence. Emerita Farber was the successful bidder and now she is considering making the story available as a mini-zine, with the proceeds going to charity. If you would be interested in purchasing a copy, please drop a line to Emerita at [address redacted]."
* Penmarric Reviewed, this review is not credited in any way
* fans have raised $856.00 to donate to Canine Companions as a Christmas present to the Darrows, Paul responds: "What a smashing idea! How very generous of you and how thoughtful. Many Thanks! Hope to see y'all again real soon."
* the Darrows would like to know who sent them a gift of a gigantic houseplant, they also say that they have received over 300 holiday cards from fans
* Timeout with Paul and Janet, part two of the interview at Orbit, conducted by Mindy LeLapp (topics: a lot about dogs, about being grateful to fans) 
* To Trap Again... and Again... and Again..., review of "Trap for a Lonely Man" (about this play, with different casting), unknown source or author, though it contains an afterward by Judith Seaman
* Favorite Fanzines ("Christy and Diane took a vacation from reading zines but other members of PDAS have come forward with their favorites. If you wish to share a particular favorite just drop us a line. Please no lengthy reviews, just one or two sentences about the zine, price and mailing information.")
* a mention that the Darrows, despite years of personally answering their fan mail, have turned this duty over to Ann Bown
** Dark Between the Stars #2, see that page
** Space Debris #2 (very short, not much info besides a page count)
** Hip Deep in Heroes #1, see that page
From the interview:
==v.3 no.3 (11)==
Aspects v.3 no.3 was published in Spring 1991 and contains 8 pages.
* Dark Justice Arrives, about that show
* From the Flightdeck... (about the Darrow's company, Satchel Productions)
* Paul Responds, a questionnaire answered by Paul and Janet, one answer: "Do you read science fiction?: Paul: 'No.' Janet: 'Never'." ("On May 3,1989, in Poole, England, prior to a performance of Alibi for Murder, Pat Harris and Linda Hamman had an opportunity to interview Paul. The premise, if you could ask Paul Darrow anything at all, what would it be? The questions used were suggested by a number of different fans.")
* Favorite Fanzines, Avon On-Line #3, see that page
* Paul Re-Reviewed (two reviews from newspapers of Butley, January 1973, Little Theatre, Bristol)
* "Chris Boucher, script editor for all four seasons of Blake's 7, made his first American convention appearance at Star One on March 23, 1991 in Park Ridge, New Jersey. Boucher wrote several episodes of the series, including Blake. According to an attendee, Boucher stated that Blake was filmed with the expectation that a fifth season would be done and that everyone but Blake was only stunned. Yes, folks, straight from the author's mouth, they’re all alive!"
* "And What Does the General World Think, Paul made ratings rocket, the lady killer's fan mail reaches global proportions" ("Coordinator's Note: The above article was sent undated and is from an unknown newspaper source.")
* Fiddler's Three, photo and short description
==v.3 no.4 (12)==
Aspects v.3 no.4 was published in Summer 1991 and contains 8 pages.
The editors include this note: 
* Satchel Summer Season Premieres (about the Darrow's new company, "Satchel Productions" and some of the plays it produced: Gaslight, Relatively Speaking, and Dial M for Murder. Next play planned was Macbeth. These three plays were written/acted/directed by Paul Darrow, Janet Lees Price, Michael Keating, Vere Lorrimer, and others)
* From the Flightdeck... 
** a mention that ORAC was trying to launch a fanzine: "ORAC, the North Texas Blake's 7 fan club, is finally taking the fanzine plunge! Now seeking stories, artwork, poetry and filks for printed and possible audio versions of fanzine. No slash or adult material, please." This zine was titled "Transzendence". Despite submission requests over several years, this endeavor was not successful. 
** "All three of us will be travelling to Chicago for Visions 91, which promises to be the major British media event for the year. We hope to have a chance to visit with any fellow B7 fans. (Or DW/QL/ROS/BB/AN...) Barring professional commitments, Paul will also appear at Visions, his first American con of 1991."
** "British fan Steve McKay bought one of the lots sold by Bonhams Auctioneers on behalf of the BBC Wardrobe Department, in the lot he purchased were several Blake's 7 costumes, as well as several outfits which are unidentifiable. The B7 cos¬tumes include: Avon's jumpsuit -black with silver as seen in the 4th season stories -Assassin, Gold, etc. Vila's jacket -grey with orange as seen in the 4th season story Warlord, Zeeona's jumpsuit - black and metallic as seen in Warlord. Steve is interested in selling the costumes to individual fans who will treasure them. Anyone interested in this merchandise, please drop a line to Steve McKay."
* fan reviews of Darrow and Price's play, "Gaslight"
* some mainstream press reviews of "Gaslight" including Fans Flock to Paul
* Convention Happenings
==v.4 no.1 (13)==
Aspects v.4 no.1 was published in Fall 1991.
* unknown content
==v.4 no.2 (14)==
Aspects v.4 no.2 was published in Winter 1992 and contains 12 pages.
* PDAS Christmas Cheer in Chicago (Darrow accepts donation to the charity, "Canine Companions," PDAS gives the Darrows a big Christmas card, includes photos)
* Convention Happenings
* Only a Time Lord Could Do It All..., con report for Visions, by Christy Keith
* Darrow Quotes, con report ("The following stories were gathered from various panels at Visions...")
* Additional Satchel Season Reviews, "Gaslight" by Judith Seaman, "Dial M for Murder" by Judith Seaman, and "Murder in Worthing" by Jean Airey
* Paul Shares Darrow Christmas Traditions
* Nebula '91: A British Convention, con report by Judith Seaman
* Zine Reviews
** The Other Side of the Coin, see that page
** Zen and the Art of Rebellion #1, see that page
** Threads Through Infinity, see that page
** Gambit #8, mainly comments on the flyer: "Always a quality zine, the flyer seems to indicate that this issue promises to maintain the usual outstanding stories and layout."
==v.4 no.3 (15)==
Aspects v.4 no.3 was published in Spring 1992 and contains 8 pages.
* Macbeth Begins, dates and times of Paul Darrow's appearances in this play
* From the Flightdeck... (very short)
* Convention Happenings
* Macbeth and More... (description of Darrow's play, Janet adds these bits: Paul will not wear a wig, gets to use Mel Gibson's sword from Hamlet: "Paul discussed his ideas for Macbeth at Visions. One of his ideas is to depict "...the witches as tall, fairly statuesque, beautiful, glamorous, sexy women. Because we figured if I walked along and three horrible, smelly, ghastly women came up and said can we talk to you, I would probably say, well, I'm busy. The witches will also play the servants.")
* Darrow Deduces "Whodunnit"
* Fraud and Deceit on the Air (about Darrow in "Not a Penny More")
* Early Paul Re-Reviewed (Time and Time Again, 1974 -- Private Lives, 1973)
* A List of Their Favorite Things ("Coordinators note: Janet and Paul put together a list of the questions most usually asked by fans. It was originally published by the Avon, the Paul Darrow Society (Newsletter No. 47) but we thought that PDAS members would also find it intriguing.")
==v.4 no.4 (16)==
Aspects v.4 no.4 was published in Summer 1992 and contains 14 pages.
* The Tragedy of Macbeth by Paul Darrow ("Coordinators' Note: This article was taken from the program for D.R Productions 1992 tour of Macbeth.")
* From the Flightdeck... ("Macbeth has a reputation as an unlucky play, and the D.P. Productions tour has fallen victim to its curse. Paul got salmonella from eating prawns in a Chinese restaurant. He timed his illness well, as he only missed one performance, on Saturday night in Liverpool. He lost 14 pounds in 5 days as he was only existing on water. Otherwise the tour has gone well, and the audience response has been phenomenal.")
* Convention Happenings
* All Hail a Mesmerising Production!, review by Helen Murphie "source and date unknown"
* Paul Re-Reviewed (reviews in undated sources of Darrow's play, "Romantic Comedy")
* Paul Re-Reviewed (reviews in undated sources of Darrow's play, "I Have Been Here Before")
* Actor prepares to strut and fret his hour upon the stage (mainstream clipping about Macbeth from unknown source)
* Avon's Calling: B7 Star Paul travels back in time and finds his future is mapped out as Macbeth, clipping, source unknown
*A Fine Introduction tot he Bard for Youngsters by Clive Read, clipping, source unkonwn
* Fiery Lighting Creates Atmosphere of Evil by Lisbet Kelsey, clipping, source unkonwn
* Paul Darrow in Macbeth by Barbara Telchert, clipping, source unkonwn
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines