A poem I wrote long ago, about my favorite Blakes 7 character.

Vila's thoughts during the final scenes of Orbit.

Finally, I've finished Chapter Three. Follows on from 'And the dust settles and 'And then there were seven'

In the aftermath of Servalan's coup d'etat, a Federation officer runs for his life

A mysterious civilisation approaches the Liberator with a strange demand that threatens Zen's very existence. Will Thirteen spell the end of Blake's rebellion or will a terrible price be exacted from a member of the crew?

No one warned Cally about the real danger of visiting in winter. Crackfic.

The Scorpio crew escape from heavy fire only to become stranded on the desolate moon of Hostis. There, Avon and Vila come face to face with an old enemy... A full 45-minute Blake's 7 episode, written in the same script style as Paul Darrow's "Man Of Iron".

New information has recently emerged. Contrary to previous reports, it was, in fact, Avon and Cally who first teleported down to the planet Zonda.

There was only one thing Vila really wanted. Getting it was dangerous. If only he could find some way to get Jenna to help him make his wish come true...

In the aftermath of Gauda Prime, every villain wanted to claim he was the man who had killed Roj Blake. Everyone, that is, except the man who everyone said had actually killed him. Because being associated with Blake could be fatal...

Travis is interested in a cancelled Federation project code-named "Lincoln" but why? And how does it connect to Gan?

Set sometime during Season 3, a former Federation officer has some unusual experiences on a forest moon. Some lines by Sarah McClachlan. No infringement intended.

Avon's been captured by cultists. This isn't a problem till Blake shows up to rescue him.

Captured and imprisoned in an underground dungeon, surrounded by a shield preventing them from either teleporting out or communicating with the Liberator, Jenna and Cally have ample time to indulge in some girl talk.

"Very soon now, it will all end... The only way it was ever going to." 32 years after Gauda Prime, on the last day of the Second Calendar... One ship and seven people will go forward, into the Light, and there will be a reckoning - A final one.

Avon thinks that he has planned for every eventuality.

A galaxy in chaos... A rebellion reborn... A legend returns. This is the 4th Century of the 2nd Calendar - A new 7, and enemies old and new to be faced...

When Avon absconds with the Scorpio to purchase a more reliable crew, it's up to Tarrant and the rest to prove their worth and outwit their former captain. A full 45-minute Blake's 7 episode, written in the same script style as Paul Darrow's "Man Of Iron".

One person makes it off Gauda Prime... or does he?

A follow up to my last story. This takes place during season 4, while the other story took place during season 3. Blake is desperate. He is a galaxy where he doesn't know who to trust anymore. With the Federation now knowing he is still very much alive, Blake has to act quickly and stay one step ahead of them.

A vignette that attempts a different perspective on a pivotal scene.

Avon thinks he has planned for every eventuality.

A surprising discovery leads to a revelation about the crew of the Liberator. Was it fate that brought them together or is there something more sinister afoot?

A short vignette. Regret is part of life...

Take one recording device, plenty of pain medication, add the best thief in the galaxy, and voila, one ficlet. Gen. PGP (spoilers for all seasons).