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The Fifth Wave

The Fifth Wave is a book trilogy by Rick Yancey. This trilogy includes: The Fifth Wave (2013), The Infinite Sea (2014), and The Last Star (2016). The Fifth Wave was made into a movie in 2016, which was directed by J Blakeson. 
==Canon==
The book follows Cassie in search of her missing little brother Sam after an alien invasion that has wiped out most of humanity. The Invasion comes in five waves.
==Summary==
From IMDB: Four waves of increasingly deadly alien attacks have left most of Earth decimated. Cassie is on the run, desperately trying to save her younger brother.
==Movie Preview==
The 5th Wave Official International First Look (2016)
====Main Characters====
*Cassie Sullivan
*Sam Sullivan (Nugget)
*Ben Parish (Zombie)
*Ringer (Marika Kimura)
*Evan Walker
====Minor Characters====
*Razor
*Teacup
*Dumbo
===Popular Tropes===
*Action Girl
*After the End
*Alien Invasion
*Battle Couple
*The Chessmaster
*Child Soldiers
*Deadpan Snarker
*Divided We Fall
*Ghost Town
*Innocence Lost
*I Will Find You
*Love Triangle
*Small Girl, Big Gun
*The Virus
Please view TV Tropes for more.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Cassie/Evan
*Ben/Ringer
*Cassie/Ben
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Zombieopeia Story by charliehutch03
===FanArt===
*The 5th Wave Tumblr Fanart
*The Fifth Wave by Vaciller
*the fifth waaave by cinnamart
*The 5th Wave Character Dump by SKPartist
*Promises, Blood, and Tears by SKPartist
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* 5th Wave Series at Fanfiction.net
* The 5th Wave Series works at AO3
==Resources==
*The Fifth Wave at TV Tropes
*TV Tropes
*YouTube
*The Fifth Wave Book Cover taken From Google Images
*DeviantArt
==References==
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Category:The 5th Wave
The Fifth Year

The Fifth Year is a 20-page (about 10,000 words, reduced) gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Cynthia Broadwater. On the cover: "War on Vulcan?"
==Summary==
From an ad in Universal Translator #24: "The unexpected has happened. war has broken out on Vulcan, and the Enterprise is sent to investigate. This is the last mission of the the TV crew and explains the missing pieces between the series and ST:TMP."
==From the Editorial==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Fighter Still Remains

The Fighter Still Remains is a Starsky/Hutch story by Dargelos. 
It is in Code 7 #1 and is online.
==Author's Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1996===
===2002===
===2003===
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
The Filament and Other Stories

The Filament and Other Stories is a slash 60-page Firefly collection of six stories by Lemon Lashes.
From the publisher: {{Quotation|SLASH. Stories by Lemon Lashes. Photo illos. NC17 Slash with suggested het, transvestism. Simon/Wash, Mal/Jayne, Wash/Zoe pairings. Six stories about the crew and their adventures. Includes an introduction to each character. Print version of online stories. Plenty to read, very little white space. Staple bound. 60 pages, digest." ad 
==Stories==
* The Filament 
*Creating Space 
*And the Stars, They Go Round And Round 
*Of Drugs and Juggled Goslings 
*Sojourn on Beaumond 
*Tailor Made 
==References==
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Firefly
Category:2003 Zines
The File

The File is a popular Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Marvel Cinematic Universe crossover series by denimbeans. While the first installments are gen, later stories feature Percy Jackson/Bucky Barnes. Percy is written as being blind and uses Mrs. O'Leary as a seeing-eye dog. The series as a whole has over 50,000 kudos. 
==Description==
==Stories==
*Demigods' Interlude
*The File
*The Lost Soldiers
*The Prodigal Son
*The File: Dumb Texts Behind The Scenes
==Inspired and Recursive Fanworks==
(Non-exhaustive)
===Fanfiction===
*the blind man's curse by feathersatwar
*The Second Age of Heroes by Black_Victor_Cachat
*You Cannot See Ghosts by MoonyRose
*The File reads Percy Jackson The Lighting Thief by AsherRiver
*school, crushes and an emotional roller coaster by petiteprofiterole
*The file reacts to the lost soldiers. by Aisha_y_parks
*The File Reacts to Buckaroo’s Kidnapping by V3RA_S0RA
*percy’s private account by lilithdcclxxvii
*the stand by karlimorsefahey
*He Stumbled Along Alone (Where Did She Go) by SnowyOwlsays_wack
===Fanart===
*Percy portrait! My fave scrimblo by denimbeans by Wrennaissance
*SWORD Team Headshots by discowowing
*art file by Sallow
*several drawings of pj in ‘The File’ by denimbeans. by skank_rat
*eyes like a motherfuckin' halo (but don't you dare call him an angel) by SomewhatCoconut
Category:Rick Riordan FanfictionCategory:MCU FanfictionCategory:2020s FanfictionCategory:2021 Fanfiction
The File Door

The File Door was a first-person fic challenge hosted by AFC Fan Fiction Archive.
The series, which received nearly 5,000 reviews,Top 10 Reviewed Series included four works in 2010, narrated by "Evil Artemis Fowl," "Opal," "Hollys Evil Twin," and "The_Secret_Keeper."
==References==
Category:Challenges
Category:Artemis Fowl
Category:2007 Challenges 
Category:2008 Challenges
The File on the X-Files

The File on the X-Files is an early X-Files RPF story by Deirdre. 
For other examples of similar fic, see Some Examples of Early X-Files RPF.
==About==
Author's comments: "There's a thin line here. Actorfic isn't X-Files Fan Fiction, unless the actorfic is used to make a parody of the show. I wrote a piece of "Actorfic" a couple of years back called "The File on the X-Files" which is a parody about how CC gets his conspiracy ideas. With a little grey alien wandering around and throwing temper tantrums about Pusher, it's clearly meant in good humor (or so I hope. :)" comment by Deirdre, quoted at , February 27, 2000 
==References==
Category:Actor RPF Fanfiction
Category:X-Files RPF
Category:1990s
The Filk Side

The Filk Side was a Star Wars: The Phantom Menace filk site.
==Contents==
===Filks===
:The Ballad of Ben Kenobi by Sar
:Beloved Jedi by Kathye Coyle, Kate Evans, and Sar
:Disclaimer Filk (O George I Have Made You a Place in My Heart) by Sar
:Don't Bet on Anakin by Sar
:Que Sera Sera by Fishgoat
===Original Works===
:Cold Religion - Gayleen
===Song Suggestions===
:After All These Years -Jim Brickman
:Against All Odds -Phil Collins
:The Alchemy of Love -from Tenchi Muyo in Love
:And So It Goes -Billy Joel
:Angels Would Fall -Melissa Etheridge
:Asleep & Dreaming -Stephin Merritt (Magnetic Fields)
:Be Thou My Vision -Unknown
:Before I Gaze at You Again -Lerner & Loewe
:Black -Pearl Jam
:By Way of Sorrow -Julie Miller
:Can't Fight This Feeling REO Speedwagon
:Dante's Prayer -Loreena McKennit
:Elegy - Unknown
:Far Away -Chantal Kreviazuk
:NEW! Father Figure -George Michael
:The Flame -Cheap Trick
:Ghost Indigo Girls
:I Grieve -Peter Gabriel
:If I Never Knew You -Alan Menken/Stephen Schwartz
:I Need You Tonight -REO Speedwagon
:I Want You Now -Depeche Mode
:I Will Be There For You Prince of Egypt Soundtrack
:Kiss From a Rose -Seal
:Lay Your Hands on Me -Thompson Twins
:Leave Me Not To Pine -Gilbert & Sullivan
:Lost in a Dream -REO Speedwagon
:Music of My Heart -Gloria Estefan & NSync
:My Sweet Prince -Placebo
:Our Future Imagined -Black Tape for A Blue Girl
:(I Believe) Our Time is Gonna Come -REO Speedwagon
:The Path of Thorns -Sarah Mclachlan
:Possession -Sarah McLachlan
:Promise of You -Edwin McCain
:Remember Me This Way -Jordan Hill (Casper soundtrack)
:Return to Me -October Project
:Right Here Waiting -Richard Marx
:Ruiner -Nine Inch Nails
:The Search is Over -Survivor
:Something I Can Never Have Nine Inch Nails
:Sorry I Am Ani DiFranco
:Tall Ships Go -Big Country
:Temptation -Billy Joel
:This Love Will Carry -Dougie MacLean
:Time For Me To Fly -REO Speedwagon
:Time to Say Goodbye -Sarah Brightman
:Torn -Natalie Imbruglia
:We Belong -Pat Benatar
:When He Loved Me -Randy Newman
:Who Wants to Live Forever -Queen
:With Arms Wide Open -Creed
:Without You -Jonathan Larson
:You Are The One -Clannad
:You Needed Me -Anne Murray
:You'll Be In My Heart -Phil Collins
:NEW! Your Congratulations -Alanis Morrissette
===The Fine Print===
Note: This site is slash-friendly. This means Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon. You have been warned.
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:Slash Websites
Category:2000
Category:Dencity
Category:AOL Hometown
The Filk Was Great...

The Filk Was Great... is a filk CD. It is "The Best of Counterpoint 3" and was recorded at the 10th Northeast Filk Convention. The album was named for Joe Bethancourt's filk "The Filk Was Great At This Year's Westercon".
==Playlist==
# The Filk Was Great At This Year's Westercon - Joe Bethancourt
# My Brown Gal - Echo's Children
# Ye Jacobites - Clam Chowder
# Why You Haven't Heard of Me - Erica Neely
# Unanswered Questions - Joe Bethancourt
# Waiting on the World Wide Web - Matt Leger
# Solar Flare - Dan and Melissa Glasser
# The Battle - Dave Weingart
# Grandma's Training Bra - Lynn Gold
# I Never Do Anything Twice - Clam Chowder
# We Be Three Poor Mariners - On the Mark
# Mortal Man - Erica Neely
# MormonCon - Michael Liebmann
# The Ballad of the C.S.S. Hunley - Clam Chowder
# A Simple Country Doctor - Matt Leger
# You Done Stomped On My Heart - Joe Bethancourt
# Sam's Song - Erica Neely
# Agincourt - Clam Chowder
==Sample Images==
 
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Category:2000 Filk Songs
The Filker Strikes Back

The Filker Strikes Back is a cassette tape of filk songs from Roberta Rogow.
From Grip #42: "Roberts goes it alone, with songs of Star Trek, TV/films, and Fandom." 
Roberta Rogow, vocals; Dave Maskin, instrumentals and sound effects.
SIDE ONE
* 1. Star Trek Religion (2:30)
* 2. Tash’a Legacy (2:50)
* 3. The People In the Tunnel World (3:15)
* 4. Zap-Zap (1:45)
* 5. A Newcomer’s Song (2:35)
* 6. Merovingen Nights (3:00) (Lyrics to "Merovingen Nights" have appeared in volumes 3,4, and 5 of Merovingen Nights, Daw Books, ed. C.J. Cherryh All other lyrics by R. Rogow.)
* 7. Midnight Spaceship (1:45)
* 8. Criminal Pursuits (1:45)
* 9. Shazam! (2:00) (Lyrics by Dan Crawford)
* 10. ‘Tis Willow (1:40)
SIDE TWO
* 1. Somewhere Out There (1:35)
* 2. Strange Thing In MY House (2:00)
* 3. All Those Fans (2:30)
* 4. Tribute to Nola-Con (5:00)
* 5. I’ll Never Run a Con Again (2:30)
* 6. She’s An Old Trekkie (3:00)
* 7. Fanzine Editor’s Lament (2:15)
* 8. The Zero-G Football Song (6:30) (Lyrics and Music by Claire Maier)
 
Category:1987 Fanworks
The Filker With No Nickname

The Filker With No Nickname is Mark A. Mandel's filk website and digital songbook. It includes information and links about what filk is, including links to The Dandelion Conspiracy and more, as well as an extensive collection of his filksongs hosted online. While many fandoms are included, those with the most works include Vorkosigan Saga, Chalion, Discworld, and Steven Brust. 
Category:Filk Songbooks
Category:Chalion
Category:Vorkosigan Saga
Category:Discworld Websites
Category:1998 Websites
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
The Film-Con Rap Session

The Film-Con Rap Session is a 30-page zine. 
It is the transcription of a series of interviews conducted and recorded by Rick Beban at Filmcon 1972. 
The interviews were with David Gerrold, D.C. Fontana, Bjo Trimble, George Takei, Nichelle Nichols, and Walter Koenig. 
This zine was sold by Dage Co..
The front cover includes "(as written about in THE WORLD OF STAR TREK)."
Some topics discussed: women in science fiction, television, writing and writers, Mr. Spock, Star Trek's worst and best episodes, Lt. Uhura, Nurse Chapel and Number One, movies, astronauts, UFOs, NASA, women's lib, contact with aliens, "Genesis II", The United States of America, Viet Nam, Star Trek fans, and the future.
 
 
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==References==
Category:1973 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
The Film Clipper

The Film Clipper was an early zine with a focus on Star Trek:TOS film clips and scripts.
It was listed in A Strekzine Roster. Also see List of Star Trek Zines published 1967-1970 (the Pentathlon list) and List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show First Aired.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1960s Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Final Acceptance

The Final Acceptance is a gen 30-page Star Trek: TOS zine of stories by Oriel Cooper, reprinted from the Station Gamma 1 newsletter. 
* A Final Crisis--Sarek has another heart attack, and Amanda waits and worries. (1) (reprinted in Star Voyages #1)
* Figures in the Fog--Spock guides his injured captain through the fog of a hostile alien planet. (4)
* A Desperate Situation--Trapped in a cave-in, McCoy and Spock find themselves talking more intimately than usual. (8)
* Illogical...But Human--Spock, Kirk, and McCoy visit Sarek and Amanda in the wake of Sarek's medical crisis. (13)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
The Final Affair (Man from U.N.C.L.E. story by David McDaniel)

You may be looking for one of the two stories in The M.U.N.C.L.E. Book.
The Final Affair is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. novel by David McDaniel. It was to have been the last book in the Ace pro series but never published as such. "The Final Affair" is a bit of an odd duck in that it straddles the line between the "professional" fiction it was intended to be and the fanfiction it eventually became. The "The Final Affair" was never published by Ace Books. One reason posited by fans that it may be because it leapt beyond the constraints of the series by killing off one of the major characters, although it appears it was a combination of McDaniel being several months late in writing it, the television show no longer being aired, and it being overlooked in the turmoil of the publisher losing its president and various people resigning David McDaniel by JM Stine. 
It was advertised for sale in several zines in 1979. One ad described it as: "A heretofore unpublished major Man from U.N.C.L.E. novel. Hardcover, currently limited to a 500 copy run. Send SASE for publication date and price to Gavin Claypool." from Scuttlebutt #12 
In 1980, it was also advertised, this time mentioning TPTB's permission: "THE FINAL AFFAIR by David McDaniel, author of six MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. novels, is the posthumous publication of his last U.N.C.L.E. novel, never before published, which was intended to bring the series to its conclusion. MGM has granted permission to print 500 hardcover copies only. Send a s.a.s.e. to Gavin Claypool."
Another ad noted that it was "a posthumous publication of his last novel." from Scuttlebutt #13 It is unlikely that this story was ever published in any sort of semi-formal fashion, much less in this proposed hardcover form. Instead, the fiction was passed around in manuscript form and eventually posted to the internet.
One fan writes: "This "Ace’s Man From U.N.C.L.E. paperback series in the last sixties had twenty-three books before it was ended, David McDaniel’s novels were the best selling of all of them. He had six published and a seventh written that never made it to print, the series being canceled before he turned it in... McDaniels’ seventh novel, THE FINAL AFFAIR, was supposed to wrap up the series. For years, copies of the manuscript have been passed around among fans(I have one). Then it became available as a PDF file on the internet. One wonders if it will ever be converted to the Kindle, although I understand Amazon has finally okayed PDF programming in Kindles." Not the Baseball Pitcher, discussed here in 2011
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1971 Fanfiction
The Final Affair (Man from U.N.C.L.E. story by Paula Block)

You may be looking for The Final Affair, a MUNCLE story by David McDaniel.
The Final Affair is a gen Man from U.N.C.L.E. story by Paula Block, and was the first Man from U.N.C.L.E. fic to be published in a print zine.
It was printed in Warped Space #18 in 1976, and reprinted in The Wolves and the Lambs Affair & The Final Affair a year later.
The fic has two sequels in Syndizine #1. One is called "A Hawk and a Handsaw" by Eileen Roy (UNCLE/Prisoner), and the other is "Finale" by Paula Block.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1976===
===1977===
==References==
Category:1976 Fanfiction
The Final Frontier: An Ethnography of STAR TREK Fandom

The Final Frontier: An Ethnography of STAR TREK Fandom is a 6-page article by James L. DiCostanzo. The essay is a very early example of scholarly engagements with fandom.
It was published in the well-known and classic fanzine Interphase #4. 
The author's main interviewee is a 28-year old fan named Janet who volunteered for the job.
From the editorial of Interphase: 
==Introduction==
"This paper is about the group of fans who comprise the culture called "Star Trek fandom." In the following sections, I describe the methods I used in my field work, the types of fans in fandom (as well as their relationship to other fans), the domains of the culture, and finally, I conclude by making tentative interpretations about the function of the culture."
==Methods==
==Parts==
* Introduction
* Methods
* Fans in Fandom ("As I mentioned previously, trekkers were once largely an integral part of the conglomerate culture of science fiction (SF) fandom. (SF fandom included fen of Edgar Rice Burroughs, "Space Opera", Star Trek, "New Wave", film fandom, and many others.) This is important to note because many of the activities of trekkers are borrowed or adapted from SF fandom, e.g., fanzines and conventions. Initially, trekkers were welcome at SF conventions. But as the quality of ST episodes slowly deteriorated 1n the second and third seasons, a conflict arose in SF fandom.")
** Characteristics of Fans
** Types of Fen ("There are two types of "fen" (plural of fan} in ST fandom, the "F.I.A.W.O.L." and the "F.I.J.A.G.H." These two acronyms accurately describe the fen in each category. FIAWOL stands for "fandom is a way of life," while FIJAGH means "fandom 1s just a goddam hobby." Of course this distinction is a fluid one, measured on the continuum of activeness 1n fandom. Janet describes these fen as the "core" or "creative inner circle." She estimates that about 1,500 to 2,000 trekkers in the U.S. belong to this group. Janet is identified as a member of an elite group with the FIAWOL known as the "BNF's." BNF's (big name fans) are trekkers whose names are well known throughout the culture because of a variety of activities in which they participate and the contributions they make to the culture. (These activities will be described in the next section.")
* Domains of Fans
** History
** Cons
** Zines ("Zines are amateur magazines which are financed out of the editor's pocket. Most trekkers who are editors set the price of the zine only to cover their costs. There are over fifty zines now being published (and copyrighted) by trekkers.")
** Direct Communication ("Three other important means of communication 1n ST fandom are the "Star Trek Welcommittee" personal letters exchanged among fen, and telephone conversations among fen.")
* Summary
==Excerpts==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Academic Commentary‎
Category:1977 Academic Commentary
The Final Frontier (Star Trek: TOS zine published by Lori Littke)

Also see Final Frontier.
The Final Frontier is a 20-page gen Star Trek: TOS zine of fiction, non-fiction, and art published by Lori Littke. The art is by Peter Katinas. The editor's story, Dreams and Dust, part 1, concludes with the note "To Be Continued in The Final Frontier #2, which appears not to have been published.
==Contents==
* Daddy's Song (fiction)
* So this is Goodbye (fiction)
* trivia by Becky Spiro
* Dreams and Dust by Lori Littke, part one (fiction)
==Gallery==
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1978 Zines
The Final Frontier (Star Trek zine in Italian)

The Final Frontier is a newsletter in Italian. It is sometimes advertised as "FANZINE DI FANTASCIENZA - MILANO" ("fanzine of science fiction- Milano"). At least ten issues were published.
File:Finalfrontier5.JPG|cover of issue #5
File:Finalfrontier6.JPG|cover of issue #6 with a fan art poster of Captain Kirk
File:Finalfrontier7.JPG|cover of issue #7
File:Finalfrontier10.JPG|cover of issue #10
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Italian-Speaking Fandom
The Final Meeting

The Final Meeting is a 100-page het novel by Dolly Weissberg.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "Jim Kirk is dead, his crew is attending his funeral. Afterwards, his wife Janice Rand goes to a shore leave planet to rest. She meets Jim Kirk and believes him to be real. She spends a nice vacation and then they try to beam back. Jim doesn't make it. and Janice again goes through the loss of her husband. She spends a few days back on the ship and decides to go to her mother's house. She then retries to get Jim back and go through the mysteries of the void in trying."
==Sister Zines==
* All Our Yesterdays
* A Beach to Walk On
* Chronicles of Janice Rand
* The Enchanted Realm
* The Final Meeting
* The Library: Return to Tomorrow
* The Marriage
* A Very Special Shoreleave
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
The Final Score

The Final Score was a fan-made Doctor Who play performed in Edinburgh in 1994.into the vortex (1997) It starred Kim Binsted as a female Doctor,Female Doctors by Louise Dennis in The Tides of Time (2017) with other actors including Adam Speers, Phillip Cotterill, and Jennifer Dick. The author may have been Chris Young and it may have premiered March 9.Doctor Who: The Final Score on Bedlam Theatre
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Plays & Skits
Category:1994 Plays & Skits
The Final Take

The Final Take is a gen Blake's 7 22-page anthology, a collection of competition entries to the newsletter. All competition entries have the same opening and closing paragraphs. It has the subtitle, "Take Three."
The cover is by Ann Brown.
==Contents==
* Carole Howell, "A Winter's Tale" (winner)
* Carrie Hewlett, "T'was the Night before Christmas" 
* Julie Talbott, "Final Take Competition" 
* Ginevra Syn, "A Snowball's Chance in Hell" 
* Nina Lynch, "An End to Censorship" 
* Helen Knott, "Final Take Competition" 
==Sister Zines==
*The Best of Take One
*The Best of Take Two
*Re-Take, also known as "Sue Chadwick's Re-Take"
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Fine Points of Fan Fiction

The Fine Points of Fan Fiction is a 2012 article for "Dear Book Lover," the online Wall Street Journal. The author is Cynthia Crossen. 
It is the usual write-up of fanfiction, first explaining what it is and then explaining that the practice has been around many, many years. It has the obligatory mention of Fifty Shades of Grey, the go-to little black dress of explanation. The author also quotes some pro authors who are against it, tolerant of it, or applaud it.
An excerpt: 
Category:2012 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
The Finer Shades of Why

The Finer Shades of Why is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by The Rose and Kalujinn. 
Summary: Yet another slave!Obi story, but with a bit of a twist, we hope.
A Note from Master Rose:
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2003 Fanfiction
The Finest Embrace

The Finest Embrace is a Kirk/Spock story by Dovya Blacque. 
It was published in the print zine Off Duty #2.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk accepts Spockʼs offer of sexual intimacy after they discuss the meld they shared on Melkot."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎