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Blake's 7: Project Avalon

Classic TV novelisation

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Blake's 7: Project Avalon

By: Trevor Hoyle
Narrated by: Jacqueline Pearce, Paul Darrow
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Jacqueline Pearce and Paul Darrows read a thrilling novelisation of five classic Blake's 7 TV adventures.

From the arid wastes of Amersat, Planet of the Dead, to the oceans of acid on the planet Aristos, Roj Blake and his crew on board the Liberator wage a deadly war against the forces of galactic oppression.

But now the Federation's Supreme Commander Servalan and her lieutenant, the evil and embittered Space Commander Travis, are launched upon a plan that cannot fail. Their aim: to capture the Liberator, to trap and destroy Blake's seven, and to defeat for ever the freedom fighters of the universe!

Jacqueline Pearce, who played Servalan in the BBC TV series, and Paul Darrow, who played Avon, read Trevor Hoyle's novelisation of the TV serials Seek–Locate–Destroy, Duel, Project Avalon, Deliverance and Orac, all written by Terry Nation.

Text © Trevor Hoyle 1979
Blake’s 7 format and characters © Terry Nation 1975.
BBC logo © BBC 1996. Cover images © BBC
Readings produced by David Darlington and Andrew Lawrence. Sound design by Simon Power. Executive Producer: Michael Stevens

© 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P) 2026 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd

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