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Leah Adezio

Leah Adezio was a fan artist and fan fiction writer and frequent attendee of various conventions, where she met and befriended many of the comics community.
She collaborated with Elayne Riggs as co-writer/inker on the comic book Ari of Lemuria, and was a member of Friends of Lulu. She also collaborated with 'rith on the Sea and Sky series.
Leah passed away in January of 2007.The Beat Beat, posted January 17, 2007, accessed November 18, 2012 After her death, the Friends of Lulu named their Award For Most Kid-Friendly Work after her. 
==Remembrances==
Elayne Riggs said of her:
: "To say my best friend will be greatly missed is to insult her memory with understatement. Leah will be present in everything I ever do for the rest of my life. She will live on not only in her sons but in all the people whose lives she deeply touched, none of whom has ever had a bad thing to say about her. I am privileged to have known her and to have been a part of her life, and I will always cherish the gift of herself that she left me."Let Me Tell You 'Bout My Best Friend, blog post
== External Links ==
* "Leah Adezio" - Women in Comics entry
* "The Things We Remember" - Heather Long, Families.com, Jan 17, 2007
* "Requiem" - The Unofficial Aquaman Website, Jan 17, 2007
* RIP Leah Adezio - Peter David, PeterDavid.net, Jan 17, 2007
* Leah Adezio, mikhalmc @Livejournal, Jan 22, 2007
* Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1 - "Leah", a six page story by Peter David and Colleen Doran, inspired by Leah Adazio.
* Tribute Archive 
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:2007 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Leah Adezio's Archive

Leah Adezio's Archive was created by 'rith after Leah's death on January 16, 2007. Like Dannell Lites' Archive, it was created to be a repository of fanworks by Leah before her death and included fanfiction, fanart and samples of her professional work, as well as links to testimonials. One such testimonial, from 'rith herself, was reposted post from her Livejournal:
The archive was one of those transferred to AO3 before Offpanel.net went offline in November 2016, having been in approved by the OTW Open Doors Committee.
==Contents==
(notes by 'rith in italics)
=== Fanfiction ===
The Changing Tides series. Het, Tempest/OC. 
* A Mother's Pride.
* Finders Keepers.
* Code of Silence.
* Spirits in the Material World.
* Boundless Bounty, Part One--What Starts Here.
* Boundless Bounty, Part Two--Past Imperfect.
* Normal Life.
* Escapade. 
* Simple Gifts.
For the Sea and Sky series:
* Revelations and Conversations -- Leah wrote the conversation between Garth and Dick about Arthur's phone call (Dick's pov) and the conversation between Diana and Arthur (Arthur's pov).
* Affairs of State -- Mera does some plotting. Introducing Alianne to the S&S; universe.
* "The Embassy Fic" -- UNFINISHED. The parts Leah wrote, with additional notes and conversations that we had about it. (not uploaded)
* Silence Under the Sea -- And this is why I never throw anything away: a scene Leah wrote for the AU, when Garth goes looking for a way to cross over into that alternate universe and the other Tula. From July 2000.
=== Professional Works ===
* Tempest: Emissary -- A proposal Leah submitted to DC comics for a followup to the Tempest miniseries.
===Gallery===
File:LeahVi.jpg| Shrinking Violet from the Legion of Super-Heroes, 1997 
File:FamilyElay.jpg|For the Dracoverse, a picture for Dannell's Heavenly Babysitter fic (2000)
File:Tula.jpg|Picture of Tula in variant costume was for a gigantic Titans AU project that Carmen, Falstaff, and 'rith spent a year plotting and never writing. (2000s)
File:ElayDG.jpg|Garth and Dick Grayson from the Sea & Sky series by 'rith (2000)
File:Dolphin.jpg|A large sketch of Dolphin done at San Diego Con 1995, drawn for and donated by Michael McCalister.
File:Aquaman.jpg|A sketch of Aquaman, done at San Diego Con 2000 (for Laura Gjovaag, who runs The Unofficial Aquaman Website)
File:ADS.jpg|A page Leah drew for Colleen Doran's A Distant Soil: Seasons of Spring (1997)
File:Ari.jpg|A sample page from Leah's comic, Ari of Lemuria, 1998
==References==
Category: Author Pages
Category: 2002 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
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Leah S.

For other fans named Leah S. see Leah (disambiguation).
 
Leah S. wrote slash, gen & het fan fiction in a variety of fandoms. 
She also published fanzines under the name "Quantum Fire Press" and "NoShaman Press."
==Comments Regarding Permissions==
From The Handlink #2: 
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==Works==
*House Beautiful
Category:Fanwriters
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Leah Shaw

Leah Shaw is a fanartist and fanwriter that contributed to zines in 1990s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Encounters1-10.jpg|Art from Encounters #1 (1990) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Mindmeld6art1.jpg|Art from Mind Meld #6 (1991) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Azraelblock-3.jpg|Art from Azreal Block (1995) (Star Trek TOS)
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Category:Fanwriters
Lean On Me

Lean On Me is a charity zine in Miraculous Ladybug fandom.
== About ==
== Results ==
The zine raised $474.00 and was split between 10 charities (percentage breakdown):
# Houston SPCA - 2.2%
# Houston Food Bank - 2.2%
# Nechama - 2.2%
# Puerto Rico Hurricane Relief - 20%
# Topos - 8.9%
# Islamic Relief USA - 6.7%
# International Disaster Relief: Mexico City, Puebla, Morelos - 20%
# Direct Relief - 13.3%
# HispanicFederation - 4.4%
# Unidos Por Puerto Rico - 20%
Category:Charity Zines
Category: Miraculous Ladybug Zines
Category:2017 Zines
LeapTrek

thumb|left| cover by Zaquia Tarhuntassa
LeapTrek is an 80 page gen anthology of crossover fiction by Katriena Knights. The cover is by Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
The first chapter of this novel appeared in 1993 in the zine Chain Reactions.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1996 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Leap Week

Leap Week was an official event created to promote Quantum Leap
It consisted of the rebroadcast of five nights of episodes. The purpose was to attract new fans and and to provide a treat for existing fans. This event occurred at a time when fans were dependent upon TPTB and the whims of networks for the opportunity to see shows they had missed or wanted to view again.
It appears that Dean Stockwell (the actor who portrayed Al) had distributed promotional buttons for "Leap Week." 
A similar official promotional event that year was "Quantum Leap" Screening for Fans (1991).
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Quantum Leap
Category: Industry
Category:1991 Events
Leap Weekend

Leap Weekend (Leap Day) took place February 29, 1992, and was when Dean Stockwell got his fan-driven Hollywood Walk of Fame star, hosted by The Starbright Project.
This promotion took place the day before Leap Con, the first Quantum Leap convention.
==Some Links==
* links to photos, speeches, videos
* transcript of Stockwell's speech
==Description==
==References==
Category:Quantum Leap Conventions
Category:1992 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Leap into Knight

Leap into Knight is a gen 74-page Forever Knight/Quantum Leap crossover digest-sized novel by Sharon Wisdom. and Sandy Hall. It was the winner of the 1995 FanQ for Multi-Fandom Stand Alone Zine.
Summary from an ad: 
 
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:Forever Knight Fan Fiction
Category:1994 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Leap of Faith (Sentinel zine)

Leap of Faith is a slash 145-page Sentinel novel by Legion. 
 
It contains a cover and single interior illustration by Alex Zacarola.
The zine was edited by Susan L. Williams.
It was the winner of the Huggy Award 2003 for Best Sentinel Novel.
==The Covers==
It appears that the original cover, that of a creature/man with a forehead protuberance, was later replaced by an image of Jim and Blair against a dark background. 
In fact, with later editions, the Zaracola image wasn't actually removed but covered up by the second image (attached with double-sided tape).
==From the Editor==
From the zine: 
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Leap of Faith (Star Trek: Enterprise zine)

Leap of Faith is a 84-page slash anthology of Hoshi/T'Pol and Archer/Trip fiction by Ellen Brandon. Cover by Jim McClure.
It required an age statement to purchase.
* Unanswered Questions 
* If This Doesn't Work 
* Fireworks 
* What Honor Requires 
* Playing the Game 
Category:Star Trek ENT Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Leap of Faith (Star Trek: TOS story)

Leap of Faith is a K/S story by Time Dahlquist. 
It was published in the print zines As I Do Thee #20 and Splendor.
==Excerpt== 
"I know I'm being emotional about the whole thing. I want Spock's view of the situation... before I make any moves." McCoy grinned. "I'm still right about you two." "What now?" "You're too intertwined to work at top form on your own. Either of you..." "You are nuts." "Bet?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
 
===2009===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Leap of Faith (X-Files/Quantum Leap crossover)

For similar titles, see Leap of Faith.
Leap of Faith is a gen The X-Files/Quantum Leap crossover by Livengoo. 
It won the 1995 Spooky Award for Best Crossover Story. It is 180k/~32,000 words long.
Summary from Gossamer: "Sam Beckett has to keep Fox Mulder from becoming one more abductee, but when he leaps into Dana Scully's size fours he finds that might not be such an easy job."
From ql-archive: "Guest cameos by Yakko, Wakko and Dot Warner, among others."
==Online==
Gossamer: Livengoo's work at Gossamer [offline]
ql-archive: 
* part 1
* part 2
* part 3
* part 4
* part 5
* part 6
* part 7
* part 8
* part 9
* part 10
* part 11
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files Gen Fanfiction
Category:Quantum Leap Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Leap of the Worlds

Leap of the Worlds is a 134 page gen anthology. It is a collection of Quantum Leap and War of the Worlds crossovers and was published in 2007. Stories have been previously published in other Neon Rainbow Press multimedia zines. Shiloh is the cover artist.
Summary from Agent With Style: "Can Sam Beckett handle discovering that aliens really are trying to take over the world? Will Harrison Blackwood and Paul Ironhorse be able to assimilate that time travel really does exist?"
* Ground Zero	by	Gillian Holt--Debi and Ironhorse end up in a dangerous situation, but they have a secret weapon on their side.	Reprinted from As Time Goes Bye #3; also in Black Ops #3 and Green Floating Weirdness #22. (11 pages)
* To Erase a Name	by	Gillian Holt--Sam finds himself in the body of a Vietnam vet who is in a wheelchair, but things are more things going on than meets the eye.	Reprinted from Accelerator Accidents; also in Black Ops #1 and Green Floating Weirdness #23. (19 pages)
* Just Another Face, Reflecting Off the Wall by Gillian Holt--Sam wants to correct the past, but it can't happen without destroying the future. Reprinted from As Time Goes Bye #1; also in Black Ops #2 and Green Floating Weirdness #23. (23 pages)
* It's Not Safe Out There...	by	Gillian Holt--Sam finds himself in the body of an older woman in an asylum. Reprinted from As Time Goes Bye #3; also in Black Ops #3 and Green Floating Weirdness #22. (9 pages)
* T'Was the Leap Before Christmas	by	Brenda A.--Sam finds himself in the body of an Army colonel, fighting aliens. Reprinted from As Time Goes Bye #1; also in Green Floating Weirdness #6. (24)
* A Friend in Need	by	Brenda A.--A sequel to "T'was the Leap Before Christmas." Sam is back in Ironhorse's body, with a must-complete assignment. Reprinted from As Time Goes Bye #2; also in Green Floating Weirdness #6 (26 pages)
* Eagle Feather	by	Debra Hicks--Some leaps are more interesting than others. Reprinted from Play It Again #1; also in Green Floating Weirdness #9. (13 pages)
 
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:2007 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Leaper (glossary term)

Leaper is a term that some fans of Quantum Leap use to describe themselves. It is also used within the show to refer to characters who travel through time via a process called "Leaping."
A fan wrote in August 1990: "Where the hell did NBC get the idea that anybody called themselves "Leapheads”?? Members of this fandom have been known as Leapers since last summer!" from The Imaging Chamber #4 
==References==
Category:Quantum Leap
Leapin' In

You may be looking for the Quantum Leap fiction zine Leaping In With a Net.
Leapin' In was a monthly newsletter, single sheet, articles and announcements by Linda Cooksey. It ran for 24 issues.
==Issue 8==
Feb 1992
==Issue 16== 
November 1992
==Issue 17== 
December 1992
==Issue 18== 
January 1993
==Issue 19==
February 1993
==Issue 20== 
March 1993
==Issue 21==
April 1993
==Issue 22== 
May/June 1993
==Issue 23==
July/August 1993
==Issue 24==
 Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Leapin' Jeeps

Leapin' Jeeps is a gen media zine specializing in World War II TV shows such as Hogan's Heroes, Rat Patrol, Garrison's Gorillas, and Combat! anthology.
==Issue 1==
Leapin' Jeeps 1 was published in 1983 and contains 98 pages.
* 	Leapin' Jeep	 	 by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
* 		Driver's License	 	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
* 		Driving Lesson	 		 	by Karen Pauli 
* 	The	Sahara	(cartoon)	 by Michele Rosenberg (cartoon)
* 		After the War	(cartoon)	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
* 	The	Raider's Raid	 		(Indiana Jones crossover)	by Sharane McCurry
* 		There's Always a First Time	 	by Sharane McCurry
* 		Motor Pool	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
* 	The	Lemon Raid		by Leah Rosenthal
* 		To Each His Own Torture	 by Karen Pauli 
* 		Too High	 	by Leah Rosenthal (cartoon)
* 	The	Wrong Man Raid	 by Sharane McCurry
* 		I Say . . . by 	Karen Pauli (cartoon)
* 	The	ET Patrol	 	by Leah Rosenthal (cartoon)
==Issue 2==
Leapin' Jeeps 2 was published in 1984 and contains 88 pages.
The back cover by Leah Rosenthal is titled, "The Brat Patrol" and features cartoons of the characters as babies.
The art is by Mary Otten and Leah Rosenthal.
*The	Long Lost Love Raid	 by Sharane McCurry (5)
*	Rats in the Area	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
*	Sweet Dreams of Home	 	(Young and the Restless crossover) by Carol S. Jenkins
*	Generic Germans	(filk to the tune of "Ach du lieber Augustin")	by The Rat Pack
*	Stock Footage	 	(filk to the tune of "My Darling Clementine")	by The Rat Pack
*	Name Your Poison 	by Michele Rosenberg and Mary Otten
*	Motor Pool	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon) 
*	Shapes in the Sand	 	by JoLynn Horvath
*	Memories	 	by Sharane McCurry
*	Language Barrier	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
*The	Rat Patrol: TV Guide Synopses	 (episode synopses collected from TV Guides of the period)
*The	Everything's Relative Raid	 	by Sharane McCurry
==Issue 3==
Leapin' Jeeps 3 was published in 1985 and contains 130 pages.
*The	Tully or Not Tully Raid	 	by Achilles
*The	Kepi Caper	 	by Carol S. Jenkins
*Who Was There?	 by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
*The	Two Down and Two to Go Raid	 	by Dorothy Gerhart
*West to Milwaukee	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
*The	Ballad of the Rat Patrol	(filk to "The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde")	by Michele Rosenberg
*Jumping to Conclusions	 	by Sharane McCurry
*Let's Shake It	 by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
*The	Oh Brother Raid	 	by Sharane McCurry
*What Do You Mean?	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
*Our Afternoon with Justin Tarr	(interview with Justin Tarr 1 September 1984)	by The Rat Pack
*Jerry Jeep	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
*Field Hospital	 	by Karen Pauli (cartoon)
* The Windmills of Trust by Valerie DeVries
* Goodbye Stalag 13 by Virginia Tully and Dale Freeman (Hogan's Heroes)
* The Direct Approach by Sharane McCurry and Kim Jeffrey
 Category:Rat Patrol
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:Combat!
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Leaping to Conclusions

Leaping to Conclusions is a 108-page long gen Quantum Leap anthology. 
The art is Karen River, Doranna Durgin, Anne Muscarella, Kate Nuernberg, Bobbi Jo Simons, and Frank Solomon. 
This one-shot zine grew out of a writers group, they were originally going to do Trek, but then decided on a QL zine instead. 
==Comments from the Contributors==
From Doranna Durgin:
From Sara Arnold:
From Lorraine Bartlett: 
==Contents==
* Comments from the Culprits	by	Editors		(2)
* The First Day of the Rest of Your Lives	by	Rebecca Reeves		 ("A version of the initial leap from Al's point of view.") (4) 
* A Naughty Little Wicked QL Episode Guide	by	Anonymus		(23)
* Life is But a Dream	by	Micheal Ruff		("Sam wakes up in familiar surroundings, has he really leaped home? Sort of, but was he ever really gone and how can he prove it.") (24)
* The Wandering Thoughts of a Traveler	by	Blaine Morgan		(27)
* A Race Against Time	by	Anne Muscarella		 ("Sam leaps into a high school track meet ... on the girl's team. Alice has been abused at home and Sam has to stop it to protect her and her brothers.") (28)
* Sam's Dilemma	by	Ellen Henry		(49)
* Breaking the Rules by		Lorraine Bartlett		 ("Al keeps his promise to visit Theresa Bruckner. She's a science whiz in high school now and the project needs her help.") (50)
* The Leap	by	Blaine Morgan		(62)
* For Want of a Nail	by	Doranna Durgin		 ("Sam's back on a farm, with a mare about to give birth. Can he help the horse and the family at the same time - and which is his real mission? An example of the ripple effect of time travel.") (64)
* The Road Not Traveled		by Sara Arnold		 ("An alternate universe story. Sam leaps into a version of Donna Alessi's future where she did marry the first guy and became a university professor instead of working on StarBright. Lot's of emotion for Sam, he's leaped into her husband but can't let himself take advantage of that situation.") (71)
* I Do (But Do I Have To?)	by	Shannon O'Connor		 ("Sam leaps into a groom at the rehearsal for a hastily arranged wedding. It's 1970 and he's about to ship out for Vietnam. Al insists Sam is there to make sure the marriage is consummated before Daniel goes to war and doesn't come back. Sam assumes he's there to somehow leave a message for Daniel that will prevent his death.") (87)
==Interior Sample==
 
Image:leapingint2.jpg|Anne Muscarella
 Image:leapingint1.jpg| Kate Nuernberg 
Image:leapingint3.jpg|Doranna Durgin
Image:leapingint4.jpg|Doranna Durgin
Image:leapingint5.jpg|Bobbi Jo Simons
Image:leapingint6.jpg|the You Are Receiving This Zine Because
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Leaplog: The Complete Quantum Leap Episode Guide

Leaplog: The Complete Quantum Leap Episode Guide is a 7-page zine (a pamphlet, really) for Quantum Leap fans. 
This would have been a valuable resource for pre-internet fans. 
==Contents==
* Episode Number
* Episode Title
* Sam is a...
* Writer
* Leap Date
* Air Date
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Leaps Unbound

Leaps Unbound is a 188-page gen Quantum Leap anthology. It has a cover by <=minds-i-view=>.
==Submission Guidelines==
From June 19, 1994:
==A Proposed Sister Zine==
"Out of Bounds" was a proposed sister zine that never made it off the ground. It had the same submission guidelines as "Leaps Unbound," with these additions:
==Contents==
* Code of Silence by Cheryl A. Bellucci ("Sam leaps into the husband of a star singer who is about to be murdered—by him. And why is she wearing an MIA bracelet for Al?")
* A Leap of Spirits by Steve Boyd ("Sam must prevent the suicide of a friend he can only contact via email.")
* That Terrible Price by Terri Librande ("Al must prove that Sam is still alive when the Project loses contact with him.")
* Future Perfect by Tony Perreault ("Sam leaps far into the past, into the time of MacBeth, and receives some help from the future in turn.")
* Good-bye Granpa by Beth Hlabse ("Sam leaps into a man dying of cancer. What can he do to help?")
* Flashover by Tracy E. Finifter ("Sam must decide between saving the life of a fellow firefighter or the young occupants of a burning home.")
* Afterimage by Gina Goff ("Sam leaps into Al's youngest daughter and tries to alter the design for Project Quantum Leap.") 
* There But For the Grace of God by Beth Hlabse ("Sam leaps into a teenaged girl who must stop her father's emotional abuse before her brother commits suicide.")
* Love, Honor, and Obey by Jason E. Dzembo ("Sam leaps into one corner of a love triangle—at his ex-girlfriend's wedding.")
* Wounds that No One Can See by Sheryl Gere ("Big hair is not big fun when Sam leaps into a high school girl who loves to shop. Can he prevent the death of a classmate before he has to go to the prom?")
* A Matter of Trust by Cheryl A. Bellucci ("Sam has a second chance to save Charlie Starr, the beautiful rock star he first encountered in "Code of Silence." But can he be any more successful this time when both his and his host's lives are in danger?")
* poetry by Robin K., Elizabeth Reisman, and Mark Rotton.
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==References==
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Leaps from Hell

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Leaps from Hell is a slash 179-page Quantum Leap anthology. On the cover, "Inexplicable Oddities & Assorted Miscellany." 
According to On the Double, Quantum Star Press is a merger of Quantum Fire Press and September Star Enterprises. 
==Contents==
* Mirage by Leah S. (6)
* Take My Hand by Astrid Bootes (11)
* Dear Beth by Leah S. (23)
* Leap into Love by Mary L. Millard (27)
* Daddy Dearest by Leah S. (36)
* Misery Loves Company by J.R. (38)
* One Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures by Leah S. (43)
* Hell Hath No Fury by Theresa Kyle (45)
* The Unrightable Wrong by Leah S. (59)
* Timeslides by J. R. (77)
* Curiosity Makes Strange Bedfellows by Terri Volpe (78)
* Betrayed by Leah S. (83)
* Enough is Enough by J.R. (87)
* Musical Intermission by Leah S. (99)
* The Other Side of Life by Leah S. (99)
* One Night Stand by Theresa Kyle (101)
* Lucky Dog by Vixen Foxx (122)
* Among the Ruins by Leah S. (129)
* Playballing by Leah S. (153)
*To Hell and Back by Terri Volpe (154)
* Laying the Past to Rest by Leah S. (166)
* Don't Fuck with Me by J.R. (169)
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==References==
 
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Learn Me Right

Learn Me Right is a popular multichapter fanfiction by GretchenMaurice in the Gelphie fandom, having the highest number of kudos, comments, and hits of any fic tagged Wicked - All Media Types on Ao3. The fic is a High School AU featuring slowburn, and is regularly recommended by fans.
==Summary==
==History==
===Stats===
The fic has 1,300+ comments, 2,400+ kudos, 270+ bookmarks, and 48,000+ hits as of August 2024.
==Reactions & Responses==
==Inspired Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*'i’ve been reading this super duper fucking cute and kinda angsty fic[...]' (May 2018) by chezforshire
==References==
Category:WickedCategory:Femslash Fanfiction
Learn to Love

Learn to Love is a Kirk/Spock story by T'Kuhn. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #5 and is online.
 
==Summary==
"Spock and McCoy must endure Kirkʼs memorial service after his death on the Enterprise B, after which McCoy learns of the great changes Spockʼs bonding with Kirk made in Spock."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
===1997===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎