T'hy'la (Star Trek: TOS anthology)/Issues 11-20

==Issue 11==
T'hy'la 11 was published in 1992 and has 157 pages. 
The art is by Marilyn Cole, Deeb, Cat, DJW, Sukona, Caren Parnes, Sherry Veltkamp. Covers by Marilyn Cole (back) and Caren Parnes (front).
* Dreaming in Code, poem by Ellen O'Neil (also in Nome) (1)
* Parted and Forever Parted, Part II by Sharon St. James (The conclusion of Sharon’s acclaimed story. Kirk’s only chance to regain his lost memory is with T’Pau of Vulcan - the woman who has forbidden his bonding to Spock. What price will she demand for her assistance?) (2)
* Childhood, poem by Danielle Stewart (52)
* A Brief Encounter by Amanda Warrington (On leave and incognito, the newly-promoted Captain James T. Kirk meets a fascinating young Vulcan - who is also traveling under an assumed name, for reasons of his own... From behind the chess set, Kirk was able to study the young Vulcan closely, noting his distinguished features and lean athletic body. As he continued to gaze, it dawned on him that he was looking at one of the few men he found physically attractive and wondered idly what it would be like to have sex with an ice-cool Vulcan, male or female.) (54)
* A Treasure, poem by Carol Lance (68)
* Rose, poem by Carol Lance (69)
* My Strength, poem by Carol Lance (69)
* P.R. by Ursula Tulle ("Mendez inhaled deeply and braced himself. “The Enterprise has been assigned to provide assistance for a series of Via-Galactic Holo productions.” Kirk recognized the famous entertainment company. “WHAT? You mean - mean VG Holo? Show business? US?” A sexy Deltan actress wreaks havoc on the tentative beginnings of a relationship between Kirk and Spock.) (70)
* Kirk/Spock, poem by DVS (87)
* Space Fall, poem by Robin Hood (87)
* The Uncharted, poem by Robin Hood (89)
* The Last Wave by Carolyn Spencer ("With one quick movement, the Vulcan was in the sleeping alcove. He snatched something from the wall and returned to drop to his knees in front of Kirk. Laying on the palms of his upturned hands was an ornate dagger... The blade was not overly long but looked to be wickedly sharp... “This is called a dashiek’atar. It literally means ‘freedom giver’ in the Old Tongue. It is a weapon from Vulcan’s Pre-Reform past. When a warrior became incapacitated in mind or body, his T’hy’la would honorably end his life with this. A cut here...,” he indicated the prominent vein in his neck, ‘and his Katra would be freed.”) (90)
* I'll Stay, poem by Carol Lance (128)
* Told You So by Dana Austin Marsh ('So, you gonna tell me why you’ve been acting like a sun about to go nova?” The doctor leaned back in his chair, ready to be father, friend, confessor or ass-kicker, depending on the current need. “Spock and I can’t agree what to do on our upcoming leave.” Kirk admitted. “It’s only four days in orbit around Lamorin. Not like you have a helluva lot of choice,” the doctor reminded. Only by main force and a healthy dose of self preservative instinct did he refrain from laughing. The legendary Captain of the Enterprise had been turned into a yeoman-chewing tenor by a marital spat.") (129)
* The Explorer, poem by Ellen O'Neil (138)
* The Quality of Command by Ellen O'Neil (Will their new relationship affect Kirk’s ability to command? Or will his insistence on keeping Spock out of danger consign them both to ground assignments? "Kirk impatiently turned back to Spock. “Mr. Spock, get down to sickbay.” “But, Captain, I must point out the illogic in—” Kirk’s open palm hit the arm of the command chair and his tone moved past impatient and on to exasperated. “Spock, I gave you an order. You will obey it! Don’t argue with me.” Kirk turned back to face the helm. Spock stared at Kirk’s stiff profile perplexedly fin a moment. Then he turned and left the bridge.") (140)
 
Image:thyla11-1.jpg| from issue #11, Sukana (detail from page)
Image:thyla11-2.jpg| from issue #11, DJW
Image:thyla11-3.jpg| from issue #11, Cat
Image:thyla11-4.jpg| from issue #11, Sherry Veltkamp
Image:thyla11-5.jpg| from issue #11, Sherry Veltkamp
Image:thyla11-6.jpg| from issue #11, Deeb
Image:thyla11-7.jpg| from issue #11, Deeb
Image:thyla11-8.jpg| from issue #11, Cat
Image:thyla11-9.jpg| from issue #11, sample poem
Image:thyla11-10.jpg| from issue #11, sample title page, an example of Dover clip art
Image:thyla11-11.jpg| from issue #11, sample text
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11===
==Issue 12==
T'hy'la 12 was published in 1992 and contains 187 pages.
The front and back covers are by Marilyn Cole. The interior illustrations are by Sukona.
Summary from Media Monitor: "Kirk's refusal of the mindmeld leads to soul-deep changes; An alien being takes over everyone on the Enterprise - except for Spock, who must confront the 'wolf' in his lover as well as the lamb; Kirk finds a porn magazine in Spock's quarters which leads him to rethink everything about his reticent First Officer; a book of dreams leads Kirk and Spock into some strange and unusual fantasies."
* Time of Joy; Time, poems by Dana Austin Marsh (1)
* Pursuing Hyacinths by Jenna Sinclair ("Kirkʼs problem with their melding creates problems in his relationship with Spock. ) (Related stories in Jenna Sinclair's universe include the novel Sharing the Sunlight and "Reflections on a Lunar Landscape" in Counterpoint #7.) (2)
* Dream a Little Dream of Me by Elyce Rai Helford ("With Spock temporarily away from the ship, Kirk tries to make his lonely nights easier to bear.") (59)
* The Stray; The Unsaid Word, poems by Ellen O'Neil (61)
* Lead & Follow; Flying Kites, poems by Dana Austin Marsh (62)
* The Terran Teaser Meets the Double Whammy by Ellen O'Neil ("Kirk discovers a homosexual magazine and a human dildo in Spockʼs cabin.") (66)
* The Lover Within by Ellen O'Neil (A"n alien intelligence takes over the entire crew of the Enterprise except Spock, and Kirkʼs love for him is the only thing keeping the Vulcan alive.") (86)
* A Sick (Bay) Story by Ellen O'Neil ("Kirk and Spock play 'doctor.'") (109)
* Perspective by Alex Kane ("Kirk tries to come to terms with his life after Spock flees to Gol, but the reason for the Vulcanʼs flight is never far from his mind.") (116)
* Anniversary Gift by Kate Singer ("Spock gives Jim a statue of an Aztec fertility god for an anniversary gift, causing unforseen effects in both of them.") (129)
* Bargains by T'Other ("Kirk loses out an advancement due to his relationship with Spock.") (136)
* Requiem, poem by Ellen O'Neil (138)
* You Touch Me, poem (139)
* A Deltan Decameron by Frances Rowes ("Spock learns to release his fantasies in order to aid in his relationship as Kirkʼs lover.") (140)
image:thyla12flyer.jpg|a flyer printed in Fire and Ice #2
Image:thyla12wraparound.jpg|from issue #12, the two covers viewed as a wraparound
Image:deltan.jpg|from issue #12, first page of A Deltan Decameron
Image:thyla12-1.jpg|from issue #12, Sukona
Image:thyla12-2.jpg|from issue #12, Sukona
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 12===
==Issue 13==
T'hy'la 13 was published in March 1994 (yes, out of order) and contains 97 pages. It has menage a trois stories as well as stories that pair Spock and McCoy, along with the usual K/S. Cover: Caren Parnes. Art & illustrations: Sherry Veltkamp, Cat (Cat's illo is a reprinted one from "T'hy'la" #11.).
From a submission request: "Now looking for the unusual and controversial for this special issue. menages, Spock/McCoy, Kirk/HcCoy, other "/" pairings in the Classic Trek universe."
From The Legacy of K/S in Zines, Publisher by Publisher, by Jenna Sinclair:
The zine's editorial:
* Yesterday by Jane Carnall (Spock/Zarabeth/McCoy) (1)
 
*Fire and Midnight by Susan Douglass (Saavik/Uhura - Northern Star universe) (19)
*Where Eagles Fly by Susan Douglass (Spock/McCoy in a parallel universe to the Northern Star universe) (23)
*Over the Edge by Airelle (Kirk/Spock/Gorn) (originally a 1989 standalone novel, Over the Edge) (35)
* On Top of Mount Seleya (filk to the tune of "On Top of Old Smoky") by Doctor Feel-not-so-good (77)
*Picking up the Pieces, poem by Linda Frankel (78)
* Three Under the Mistletoe, poem by Linda Frankel (79)
* A Roll of the Dice, poem by Linda Frankel (80)
* Where a Healer Belongs, poem by Linda Frankel (82)
*Trinary by Mildred Manhill (K/S/Mc) *83)
* Prologue by Jane Carnall
 
Image:thyla13-1.jpg| from issue #13, Sherry Veltkamp, from "Yesterday"
Image:thyla13-2.jpg| from issue #13, Sherry Veltkamp, from "Yesterday"
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13===
==Issue 14==
T'hy'la 14 contains 157 pages. It was published in October 1993. It has art by Fiona Graves (covers), Cat, and Virginia Lee Smith.
* Journey by Lee Owens Sansome (1)
* The Flame of Chaos by Carolyn Spencer (When Spock returns from a visit home, he rejects his lover, Kirk, and itʼs only after he collapses is the truth of what has been done to him is revealed.) (2)
* Mirror or Loneliness and Forest of Stars by Robin Hood (41)
* R&R by Danielle Stewart (42)
* Desire by Mildred Manhill (During an Argellian “Halloween” Spock enters a carnival funhouse and encounters his desire for Kirk.) (44)
* After and Home by Patt (47)
* Hesitation by Lee Owens Sansome (49)
* Thou, Under the Willow by J S Cavalcante (During a storm on a planet theyʼre charting, Kirk and Spock take refuge in the hollowed out trunk of a tree.) (50)
* High Stakes by Karla Kelly (68)
* Nothing to Sneeze At by Dana Austin Marsh (While on a diplomatic mission, Kirkʼs allergy to the inhabitants is remedied by a drug that he has an even worse reaction to.) (69)
* Chastisement by Patt (80)
* Both Feet and Talk by Patt (81)
* In the Dark Unclear by Kathy Stanis (Kirk buries the memory of his pain during his time on Earth, alone while Spock was at Gol, until dredged up by Sybok.) (82)
* How Many Times by Heidi Bloebaum (94)
* Reunion by L. A. Lee (95)
* His Loss by Kate Singer (96)
* Reconciliation by C. Diane Mamaril (After the Klingon Peace Conference, Kirk in bed with his bondmate, happy that they are once more at peace with each other.) (98)
* Abed by Danielle Stewart (104)
* Moon Gold by Robin Hood (105)
* Koon Ut Kalifee by Karla Kelly (105)
* Son of Sarek by Jenna Sinclair (Spock is troubled by a childhood event that is brought forward by a ceremony they are to watch on the planet they are visiting. Prequel: Double Trouble. Sequel: Promises To Keep.) (106)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 14===
==Issue 15==
T'hy'la 15 was published in May 1994 and has 178 pages. 
The color cover is by Caren Parnes; additional artwork by Fiona Graves (portfolio) and DJW. In the table of contents, Dana Austin Marsh's name is misspelled as "Dana Austin March."
This zine is notable for being the first media fanzine to print a CGA. From Dribbling Scribbling Women: The History of Our Art: 
From the editorial: 
* Twice I Have Lived Forever by Lee Sansome Owers ("Kirk is in anguish over his and Spockʼs broken bond, a bond the Vulcan has not remembered since the fal tor pan.") (1)
* After Words by Dana Austin March (44)
* Making Peace With the Enemy Within by Anzia Lapavsky ("Spock is just as “split” as Kirk when his bondmate is divided into two men by the transporter.") (45)
* The Tie That Binds by Dana Austin March (49)
* “The Kiss” by Amanda Warrington ("Sent to retrieve a scientist the Federation fears has gone over to the Romulans, Kirk and Spock end up in a kiss while undercover and trying to keep the man under surveillance in a gay bar.") (50)
* “By the Book” by Dana Austin Marsh ("Kirk buys a sex manual and suggests to Spock they try out all the positions.") (85)
* Green Darkness by Ida Vega (88)
* Contemplation by L.A. Lee (117)
* A Shot in the Dark A Shot in the Dark by Dana Austin Marsh ("Kirk and Spock participate in a test to measure the effects of the deprivation of one bondmate from the other.") (118)
* To the Waters and the Wild by Patricia Roe ("A story focusing on Kirk's restlessness between missions and need to return to his roots. Spock journeys with him and, following an ancient Terran ritual, decides to court his love.") (119)
* Party Time by Danielle Stewart ("As Kirk exits an establishment for male-male coupling, he meets his “dream man”.") (138)
* Walk With Me by Dana Austin March (145)
* Shakedown by T'Other ("After Spockʼs rebirth, Kirk is finally able to put aside his fears and face the love heʼs held for years.") (146)
Image:thyla15-1.jpg| from issue #15, Fiona Graves -- "Fiona Graves has three pictures, two Kirks and one Spock in an art portfolio and two of these three pictures are gorgeous. The third one is good. 84 A is a wonderful Kirk, probably ST:TMP era, and his face is enclosed in a circle. This is pen and ink, and Kirk's face is marvelous, very realistic. Kirk is looking to the left and has a thoughtful/serious expression on his face. The face is about 6 inches long." from Come Together #7 
Image:thyla15-2.jpg| from issue #15, Fiona Graves -- "Grave's Spock on 84B eclipses the Kirks on A and C. Since I'm a Kirk/Shatner addict, you know the Spock has to be magnificent. It's one of those pictures that has just stopped me and made me stare. The two Kirks are good, but don't have the impact the Spocks made on me." from Come Together #7 . Another fan wrote: "Spock on 84 B is fantastic. This is a big head, about 8 inches long, and the detail is astonishing in this work which may be a pen and ink or may be a charcoal. Spock needs a shave, and you can see the individual hairs in the stubble. He has a serious look. This picture is a definite must for all Spock fans. This Spock is a picture I immediately remembered when I opened the zine up." from The K/S Press #58 
Image:thyla15-3.jpg| from issue #15, Fiona Graves -- "Kirk on 84 C is good, but not the knockouts the other two are. This is Kirk in a uniform I'm not quite familiar with, and the picture goes to about mid chest. This is another pen and ink or charcoal with lots of detail. And it looks like Kirk, but it just doesn't grab me the way the other two pictures did. from The K/S Press #58 
Image:thyla15-4.jpg| from issue #15, DJW 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 15===
==Issue 16==
T'hy'la 16 was published in 1995 and contains 194 pages. 
The covers are by Shelley Butler; color frontispiece by Deeb. The interior art is by Deeb and Kathy Stanis. 
This zine won a 1995 STIFfie Award.
From the editorial: 
* Grand Canyon Sweet by Michele Arvizu ("Kirk isnʼt sure if the first step taken between him and Spock shouldnʼt be the last.") (1)
* In the Dark by J S Cavalcante (AU: "Cupid & Psyche Retold/ Kirk is left as sacrifice to “gods” but is taken by Spock as a companion.") (7)
* Time, poem by Dana Austin Marsh (29)
* Iowa Dreams, poem by Natasha Solten (29)
* Decisions part of a trilogy (30)
* Endings by Rosemarie Heaton, part of a trilogy (46)
* Glad, poem by Past (56)
* Interdict by Rosemarie Heaton, part of a trilogy (subsequently published online in Side by Side Issue #5 in 2002) (57)
* Changes, poem by Khylara (69)
* I'm not afraid of being alone; Twilight, poem by Patt (70)
* Love, poem by Khylara (70)
* Kiss My Vulcan... by Mildred Manhill ("Spock is unwilling to tell Kirk that he is entering pon farr, despite McCoyʼs threat to do so if he doesnʼt.") (71)
*Walking, poem by Patt (79)
* Final Oasis, poem by Natasha Solten (81)
* Valediction, poem by Lee Owers Sansome (82)
* Time of Joy, poem by Dana Austin Marsh (82)
* Crossing the Line by Kathy Stanis (Kirk is a crossdresser.) (83)
* Tilting at Windmills by Pandora ("While hiding away in the Observation Room, Chapel sees first hand Kirk and Spockʼs sexual relationship.") (also in Kismet) (91)
* Shadows by Alice Hooker ("A Gothic romance, A/U: Lord Spock is immediately taken with the young human slave who prevents him from committing suicide.") (96)
* To War Among the Stars, poem by Judi (won a 1995 STIFfie Award) (an epic AU poem) (132)
* Tholian Legacy by Patricia Roe (ST:TMP) ("Long suppressed events surrounding his time in Tholian space rise to the surface when Kirk must once again don a spacesuit and go after Spock who has left the ship to meld with VʼGer.") (143)
* "Certainties of Being" by M.E Carter (won a 1995 STIFfie Award) ("Spock ponders leaving the Enterprise to be part of a Medusan team when Kirk discovers that they have been bonded and reacts badly to the idea.") (143)
* The Glass has Shattered, poem by Robin Hood (150)
* Summer Storm, poem by Robin Hood (150)
* Kiss of Winter, poem by Robin Hood (151)
*The Boy, poem by Patt (151)
* You Touch Me, poem by Dana Austin Marsh (152)
* Motive, poem by Lee Owers Sansome (152)
* Invasion, poem by M.E. Carter (194)
 
Image:thyla16-1.jpg| from issue #16, frontispiece by Deeb
Image:thyla16-2.jpg| e from issue #16, Deeb
Image:thyla16-3.jpg| from issue #16, Kathy Stanis, from Crossing the Line
Image:thyla16-4.jpg| from issue #16, Deeb -- "I just flipped over this unusual drawing of Kirk and Spock in what I presume to be the throes of pon farr. Black background, white flame, figures that are almost silhouettes but not quite. Spock's head is thrust back, pelvis thrust forward against Kirk. Kirk's hands firmly gripping Spock's ass. The figures seen to leap off the page, and in fact, do escape the borders of the picture, Wonderful dynamics, contrast. Exquisite! This piece is facing a marvelous poem by Natasha Solten that perfectly captures Spock's feelings at this most vulnerable time. I don't know if the picture was intended to illustrate the poem or vice versa, or if the editor paired them, but they fit together perfectly, each enhancing my pleasure in the other." from Come Together #21 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16===
 
==Issue 17==
[[Image:thyla17-3.jpg|thumb| from issue #17, Shelley Butler, see comments for Uhura Watches
T'hy'la 17 was published in July 1996 and contains 178 pages. The front cover is by Shelley Butler. 
The zine as a whole won a 1996 STIFfie Award, as did the front cover and two stories.
* "First Course" (by Michele Arvizu) (Kirk tries to tempt Spock into staying in the room with him when he accompanies his lover to a conference where Spock is to give a speech. Pre-Star Trek II.) (1)
* Journey's End by Jenna Sinclair (by Jenna Sinclair) Illustrated by Shelley Butler (The crew think Kirk and Spock have parted when, as the mission ends, they seem to be avoiding each other. Prequel: Manna Sequel: One Night. A story in the author's "Sharing the Sunlight" series, is set at the end of the five year mission.) (7)
* "Reminiscence" (by ME Carter) (A/R: After his wifeʼs death, Admiral Kirk takes an extended visit to Spockʼs home on Hreldor.) (winner of a STIFfie Award) (25)
* Spindrift (by Judi) (A/U: Kirk is rescued from his disabled ship by the Enterprise captained by Spock who stills desires him. Prequel: Chiaroscuro in "T'hy'la" #7.) (48)
* No Brighter Moment (by Killashandra) Illustrated by Killashandra (Kirk is brainwashed to try and destroy the Enterprise, while McCoy attempts to stop the epidemic raging on board the ship.) (winner of a STIFfie Award) (116)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 17===
 
==Issue 18==
T’hy’la 18 was published in July 1997 and contains 150 pages. Front and back covers by Chris Soto, color frontispiece by Deeb, and a portfolio by Shelley Butler.
From the editorial: 
* Turning Point (by Killashandra) (At the end of the 5 year mission, Kirk takes Spock to New Orleans after hearing that he has lost the Enterprise. Sequel: Full Circle.) (1)
* “The Rematch” (by Karin Porter) (Kirk and Spock become reacquainted and build on the brief encounter they experienced preceeding Kirkʼs taking command of the Enterprise. (Prequel: “A Brief Encounter”, perhaps the one in issue #11 by Amanda Warrington.) (47)
* You Have Become (by Khylara) (63)
* Distrust (by Rosemarie Heaton) (Lt Kirk meets and falls in love with Spock but leaves in anger when, back from a mission, he learns how Spock has been supporting himself.) (64)
* Spock Remembers (by Khylara) (106)
* Beside the Wells (by Susan Legge) (A/U: A Vulcan takes the human Jim Kirk as slave, but never owns him.) (107)
* Homeless Hearts (by Michele Arvizu) (After a monthʼs absence, Kirk returns to Spock who he had left for a woman.) (112)
* Strong Together (by Susan Legge) (Kirkʼs solution to making money while he and Spock are in New York of the 1930ʼs eventually brings about an understanding for both men.) (125)
* Crucible and Fusion by Anna S. Greener (148)
Image:thyla18-6.jpg| from issue #18
Image:thyla18-1.jpg| from issue #18, Shelley Butler
Image:thyla18-2.jpg| from issue #18, Shelley Butler
Image:thyla18-3.jpg| from issue #18, Shelley Butler, see fan comments for Cadet Kirk
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 18===
==Issue 19==
T'hy'la 19 was published in 1997 and contains 108 pages. The cover and frontispiece portfolio are by Shelley Butler.
The zine won a 1997 STIFfie Award. Shelley Butler's "Spock at Gol" was nominated for a STIFfie, but lost out to her own "The Pieta" in First Time #46.
Stories:
* All This Sweet Work by T'heoni, p. 2-14 (Spock resists taking his captain in the fires of pon farr though Kirk is more than willing.)
* Imaging Flames by Sue Denim (Kirkʼs mind is pulled to Spock on Vulcan when he uses the firepot in Spockʼs cabin to reach for him.) sequel to Within the Circle of Flames in T'hy'la #6), p. 17-58
* Playing Chess and Deja Vue by Susan Legge, p. 78
* In the Gold of the Morning by Patricia Roe, p. 82-108 (A/U: Kirk and Spock meet on Earth as teenagers before either enter the Academy.)
Poetry:
* Never and Always Lovers by Carolyn Spencer, p. 1
* "Untitled" and "Tableau" by Dana Austin Marsh, p. 15
* "A place for everything" by Dana Austin Marsh, p. 16
* "A part of me" and "By my side" by Heidi M., p. 59
* "Standing Watch" by T'Other, p. 60-62
* "Understanding" by Khylara, p. 62
* "The final night" by Taliesine, p. 63-74
* Sonnet by T'heoni, p. 74
* "Leaving song" by J S Cavalcante, p. 75
* "Star chantey" by J S Cavalcante, p. 76
* "Ancient word" by J S Cavalcante, p. 77
* "Promises to keep" (filksong) by Jenna Sinclair, p. 79-80
* "I'm alive" by Jenna Sinclair, p. 80-81
 File:T'hy'la 19 Kirk.jpg| from #19, Shelley Butler, see comments for Kirk On a White Bed (Spock at Gol)
Image:thy19-1.jpg|from issue #19, Shelley Butler, see comments for Spock With Flowers
Image:thy19-2.jpg|from issue #19, Shelley Butler
Image:thy19-3.jpg|from issue #19, sample page
Image:thy19-4.jpg|from issue #19, sample page
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 19===
==Issue 20==
T'hy'la 20 was published in September 1998 and contains 220 pages. The cover is by Shelley Butler. It contains no interior art.
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From the editorial: 
* Full Circle by Killashandra (sequel to "Turning Point," T'hy'La #18) ("Spock has left Starfeelt, left Kirk, for Gol. And Admiral Kirk, Chief of Starfleet Operations, is slowly falling apart. When the V'Ger crisis brings them back together, they must find some way to go on.") (winner of a 1998 Philon Award) (1)
* The Life That Lies Before by Jungle Kitty ("Kirk thinks back after the death of his brother to when, as a cadet, he was raped.") (77)
* The Wedding Gift by Jungle Kitty ("Kirkʼs conversation with a fellow passenger while on his way back to the Enterprise gives him the incentive to confess his feelings to Spock.") (83)
* The Edge by Jungle Kitty ("Kirk and Spock have a sexual test of wills that leaves both bloodied but answers questions of their place together.") (88)
* Kisses by L.A. Lee (97)
* Small Packages by T. Jonesy ("Kirk picks out the perfect gift for Spock. What McCoy chooses is another matter indeed. And when the Doctor slyly substitutes one gift for another, farce reigns.") (winner of a 1998 Philcon Award) (98)
* I Call You Captain by Rosemarie Heaton ("Spock pushes both Kirk and McCoy away as the 5-year mission ends.") (136)
* What He'd Do For Love by Dana Austin Marsh (143)
* Gentle Sleeper and A New and Precious Secret, poems (147)
* Don't Ask, Don't Tell by Chris Jones ("The efforts of virtually everyone on board the Enterprise to give Kirk and Spock an unforgettable party send everyone on board on a wild and merry chase throughout the quadrant.") (winner of a 1998 Philon Award) (147)
* Green Leaves of Never and The Blooming by Robin Hood (192)
* They Say that Sometimes Dreams Come True by L.A. Lee (193)
* Dark Star by Greywolf the Wanderer ("After Kirk steals the cloaking devise, Spock is kept aboard the Romulan ship and forced into pon farr." Another description: "The Romulan Commander is well aware of the reason the Enterprise has penetrated Romulan space to steal the cloaking device. But she has motives of her own... and what she plans for Spock will forever alter his life.") (191)
* Not Like This by Greywolf the Wanderer (220)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 20===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash ZinesCategory:1990s