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Fiction accounts for 49 pages out of 63. The stories are OK for what they are, nicely illustrated with two of them featuring alien race who have been inspired by Meso-American culture. The rest is mostly mathematical puzzles, with two pages introducing the Liberator crew, and four pages of rather imaginative detail for the Blake's 7 expanded universe ( )

As with most of these annuals, there is very little of great value to the fan except in owning it as pure memorabilia.
The book contains the short stories:

Crystal Gazing
Revenge of the Mutoes
The Body Stealers
The Box
The Sima Experiment
Mother Ship

...and the features:

Meet the 7:
The random assemble of embewzzlers, thieves, murderers and revolutionaries that make up Blake's 7 are examined in brief.

Mind-Reader Zen:
Math game using a formula to work out any secret number between 9 and 99.

Alien Encounter:
Whimsical collection of weird and wonderful creatures dreamed up to inhabit various federation planets.

Dateline:
Formula for working out which day of the week falls on any given date between 1800-2000

Super Computer:
This is pretty much the same speech as printed in Terry Nation's 1977 Dalek Annual - the Super Computer is the Human brain .

Space Warp, is a boardgame that I have not played; so, I have no comment to make.

Blake's Wonders of the Universe:
Similar to 'Alien Encounter' except focusing on technological and natural phenomena.