Spock Enslaved!

Spock Enslaved! is a 156-page gen Star Trek: TOS h/c novel with sexual overtones (aka pre-slash). It was written by Diane T. Steiner and contains illustrations by Karen Flanery. 
It was one of the first Star Trek: TOS fanfiction full-length novels. 
==Early Ad==
From 1972: 
==Discussed in Essays and Books==
This story was discussed in To Slay or Not to Slay: Why We Write 'Get-em' Stories -- & Love 'em!.
It was also discussed in the fan fiction chapter of Star Trek Lives!, in a lengthy description and analysis, along with excerpts.
==Summary==
From Agent With Style:
==Fanworks Based on "Spock Enslaved!"==
* Confrontation by Connie Faddis is a 1976 twist on this story, one which explores in more depth the relationship between Spock and McCoy.
* Spock In Manacles!, a 1983 zine
* a famous Blake's 7 illo
* Pillar Talk by Sue Bursztynski in The Other Side #1 (Blake's 7)
* To Dream No More by Margaret Pitcher in The Other Side #6 (Blake's 7)
==In Demand==
This zine, as well as The Sensuous Vulcan, was in much demand, and even more so as its author became difficult/impossible to contact.
A fan writes in Datazine #21 (1982) that she has put an enormous amount of time and effort into tracking down the publisher of Spock Enslaved! so she could buy a copy or to ask her permission to photocopy this zine. All her letters, sent to three addresses, were returned. She finally put in ad in Interstat asking to buy a photocopy of Spock Enslaved!, and obtained one that way. Shortly afterwards, she got letters from 58 fans who wanted a copy of her copy or who asked to "rent" hers." She asked for help in locating Diane Steiner to ask for official permission to make these copies.
From Boldly Writing: "Many fans, in the time period from 1975 to 1982, claimed they were going to find all the editors of the out-of-print fanzines mentioned in Star Trek Lives!, to get permission to reprint them and provide copies to all fans who wanted them, None, including the fan who wrote this issue of Datazine, ever succeeded."
In the 2010s, copies of Spock Enslaved occasionally turn up on amazon.com, on eBay, on Agent with Style's Trekzines sales and on Jim and Melody Rondeau's Crossovers Trekzines sales going anywhere from $20 to $250.
==Author's Foreword==
From the zine: 
==Sample Interior Art==
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==The Author Responded to Some Less-Than-Positive Reviews==
In 1975, the prominent letterzine, The Halkan Council, had a less-than-positive review in issue #2. 
In issue #9, the author wrote a very, very lengthy response to them, some of which is excerpted here.
About allegories and such: 
About Spock’s emotions: 
About good and evil: 
About it being Spock-centric: 
About Kirk’s kitchen duties: 
On Vulcan sexuality: 
In conclusion: 
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In 2017-2018, over 1200 Tumblr fans liked, reblogged or commented on the zine and the fandom legend:
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1974 Zines