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T'Kuhtian Press

The press's name is derived from the name "T'Kuht" given to the sister planet of Vulcan by Gordon after it first appeared in the Star Trek animated series episode "Yesteryear".
One of their more well known fanzines was Obsc'zine, an early adult themed fanzine published in 1977. While it featured mainly het fiction, it featured a nude Spock, with a strategically placed hand on the cover. Also in 1977, the press began offering to print out-of-print fanzines, provided that the editor or publisher authorized the duplication. from Boldly Writing, pg 34. 
In 1980, Lori won the FanQ Award for Best Editor. The press continued publishing its multi-fandom fanzine Warped Space until 1984.
==About: From a 1986 Catalog==
==About: From Their Website (undated)==
 
==List of Zines Published==
* The Capture Coloring Book
*City on the Edge of Whatever Coloring Book
*The Compleat Dirtie Nellie
*The Compleat Faulwell/Landing Party 6
* Dark Interlude
*Dracula (Dracula 1979 film zine)
 
*Esper!
* The Fan's Little Golden Guide To Throwing Your Own Con
*Fanzine Review 'Zine
*Gemini Lynx
*Ghostwinds Council
*How Do You Like Your Blue-Eyed Boy
* Klysadel Calendar
*Obsc'zine
* Readers of the Lost Joke
*Sol Plus
* Snow on the Moon
*Star Trek America -- 1977 -- A Retrospective
* Supraman: The Movie Parody
*Syndizine
*Warped Space
* Visitors: A Puppet Opera
*The Weight Collected
==A 1986 Note on Zines This Publisher Could Copy and Distribute ==
From a 1986 T'Kuhtian Press catalog:
==About the Dissolution of The Michigan State University Star Trek Club==
See Michigan State University Star Trek Club vs. Warped Space.
== References ==
T'Lara

Larissa Bernstein is a fanwriter, vidder, zine librarian, and VJ who is mostly active in the Star Trek (especially TOS) fandom, where she publishes her fanworks under the pseudonym T'Lara. 
Larissa writes fiction and poetry, creates vids, curates fan vid shows at conventions (KiScon 2015, KiSmet 2016, KiScon 2017, KiSmet 2018, KiScon 2019, KiScon 2022), and hosts viewing parties via livestream (T'Lara's Cinema of Squee). Kirk/Spock is her OTP. 
In 2019 she established Erika's Lair on Discord, a Phantom of the Opera community. 
In 2014 she took over as librarian for The K/S Library's European branch. In addition, she maintains a large private collection of British Star Trek fan zines. She established Isis Press, a fan publishing house specialised in print zines; its latest project is "Danse Macabre", a Phantom of the Opera zine.
In the Hannibal fandom she appeared twice on stage in Hannibal fan musical productions, in the role of Freddie Lounds (Red Dragon Con 3 in 2017, and RDC 4 in 2018). Together with Maëlibé Richardier, she founded Behind the Veil, a fan theatre company, in 2017. She is the co-author and co-producer of Hannibal: Crack, a fan musical movie. 
Together with Judy Suryan, she co-chaired KiScon 2019 in Seattle.
In 2022 she chaired the first online KiScon and is set to repeat this in 2023.
== Some of her vids ==
* The Private Life of Vulcans (together with Rhaegal): K/S, winner of the Amok Time Reloaded vid competition at KiScon 2017; also voted Best in Show at RevelCon 29, 2018.
* Homo Christmas: K/S, voted Best in Show at RevelCon 27, 2016.
* Fun with Jim and Spock (together with Pamdizzle and ivycross): K/S, a podfic vid, created in 2014; a fan classic that usually gets the final spot in T'Lara's vid shows.
== Some of her fics and poetry ==
* Yet Both in Pain: K/S; published in KiScon 2012 The Official Zine.
* Before You Slip Into Unconsciousness: a sonnet cycle; K/S; published in T'hy'la #33, 2012; winner of a Fan Quality Award in 2013.
* Elements: a sonnet cycle; K/S; published in Legends #7, 2012; nominated for the Fan Quality Awards in 2013.
* Ex Machina: K/S, published in T'hy'la #34, 2013.
* Memento Mori: a PotO story, winner of the art contest of OG's Obedient Servants on Discord, category literature, for the theme PotO PRIDE (June 2019).
* Heresy: a sonnet cycle, originally published in Love Crime Books' Hannibal anthology book Ravage, 2019.
* De Profundis. Letters from Gol: an epistolary tale; K/S; published in Trek Tribute Zine, 2021.
* Two K/S poems published in Legends #9, 2021.
== Miscellaneous ==
Her blanket statement is as follows: 
Her note on photos: 
==References==
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
T'Mar's Slash Page

T'Mar's Slash Page is a site with pages for fanfiction, rants, an explanation of what slash is, T'Mar's view on slash, favorite slash couples, slashy dialogue, favorite lines from slash stories, "Love Is... Due South style" and links.
The fanfiction page includes fanfiction for Due South (slash and adult), Highlander (slash), The Sentinel (slash), and Forever Knight (adult).
The page was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring and listed in the Slash Page Database Project.T'Mar's Slash Page, via Wayback: 20 May 2001. (Accesssed 14 January 2012) The fanfic subpage was a member of the Tuktoyaktuk Travelling Library and the Sentinel Slash Webring.T'Mar's Slash And Adult Stories, via Wayback: 10 November 1999. (Accessed 14 January 2012) 
In 2001, the page moved to a new URL where the former Forever Knight section became a miscellaneous slash page that by October 2004 also included Smallville (slash), Stargate Atlantis (slash), Sorority Boys (adult, no sex), and The Matrix (slash).T'Mar's Other Stories, via Wayback: 24 March 2005. (Accessed 14 January 2012)
Description from the Due South Slash Site: 
==Some Links==
* What Slash Is: A Basic Primer
* Slash Fanfic: My View
* T'Mar's Slash and Adult Stories
* Common Mistakes in Written Internet Fiction
* The Cause is Sufficient: Rants
** TCIS 1: Unfinished Stories
** TCIS 2: Hating Characters
** TCIS 3: I Just Do
** TCIS 4: I'll Finish It... Eventually?
** TCIS 5: Why Break Stories Up?
** TCIS 6: Yes, Punctuation Does Matter
** TCIS 7: Freedom, Censorship and Flaming
** TCIS 8: Disagreement Is Not Flaming
** TCIS 9: I Could Have Missed The Pain...
** TCIS 10: Fanfic Peeves
** TCIS 11: Slashing Versus Shipping, Or Why It's Easier To Be A Slasher
* Stuff I Like
* Favourite Slash Couples
* Slashy Dialogue
* Favourite lines from slash stories
* Love Is... Due South Style
* Slash Links
File:T'Mar's Slash Page-1998.png|main page, 1998
File:T'Mar's Slash And Adult Stories.png|story page, 1999
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
T'Mera and The Ranklin Twins

T'Mera/The Ranklin Twins is an explicit het Star Trek: TOS 159-page collection of two novels by Marie Woisard. 
They are about Kirk and a Vulcan woman. 
This zine was issued with a blank blue cover and required an age statement to purchase.
The story, "T'Mera" was also sold as a single novel. 
==Descriptions==
From an ad in Universal Translator #26: "This is a charming, cheerful, sexy tale set in the time after V'ger." 
From an ad in Datazine #31: "'Most sexual dysfunction is not physical Jim. No, I think it's mental. Hell, Jim, 43 is a long way from 50. In fact, mine still works, and I'm ten years older than you...' [In this story], James T. Kirk inadvertently commits a faux pas on Vulcan and acquires an unwanted bondmate. Does he or doesn't he free himself from the encumbrance?" 
==Contents==
* T'Mera 
* The Ranklin Twins
==Gallery==
Image:tmera.jpg|title page
Image:tmeracover.jpg|cover
Image:Tmerafirstpage.jpg|first page
==Reactions and Reviews of T'Mera==
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What happens when our illustrious Captain Kirk, the defender of female virtue, saves an eighty-year-old, unbonded Vulcan female from a dreaded lematya? Why, he marries her, of course! Could we expect no less from our duty-bound, sucker-for-a-pretty-face Kirk? The author thrusts the reader into the main action of the story from the outset. What follows is many incidents of classic comedy with all our beloved regulars completely in character. 
As well as classic comedy, T'MERA is classic romance. Two people so alike, yet so different turn a rather uncomfortable situation into calm acceptance. As time progresses, calm acceptance blossoms into the rarest of the emotions: true love. It is very refreshing to see a content Kirk, who always feared commitment, strike a career/relationship balance. He is given his beach to walk on, albeit for a short time. 
The only criticisms I have are basically those of production. The margins make for difficult reading, and there is an abundance of hyphenated words. Although the author has many good thoughts, at times they are expressed in choppy sentences and short chapters. 
The story is highly erotic. At times, too much so. A little less sex and a little more story would have done nicely. 
All in all, I consider T'MERA to be a promising first effort. Be on the lookout for further escapades from Dalmation Press. 
Summation: A good cheap read: Much sexual content; order wisely." from Universal Translator #29 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
T'Pavan

T'Pavan is a gen Star Trek: TOS 28-page novel by Caz Hart. 
From an ad in STAG #26: "Tells of Spock being used by the Klingons. A mind sifter, a battle to keep the Enterprise from our enemies, even though they are in command. Spock kills Kirk..."
 
Image:tpavan-1.jpg|front cover
Image:tpavan-2.jpg|inside page
Image:tpavan-3.jpg|inside back cover
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1977 Zines
T'Pol

T'Pol is the Vulcan First Officer of the starship Enterprise NX-01, from Star Trek: Enterprise, and she appeared in all ninety-eight episodes of the show. In the show, she fulfills the role that Spock (TOS) and Data (TNG) had on their respective shows: the "Other" in a ship full of humans.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* In A Strange Land by snowballjane
===Fanart===
* T'Pol by Faietiya
* T'Pol by kirstgrafx
* by jossujb
* by gormaganders on tumblr.
===Meta/Analysis===
* How Vulcan Culture and Surface Politics Make T'Pol's "Other" Identity by Women at Warp
===Podcast===
* Top 5 T'Pol Episodes by The Tricorder Transmissions' Trek Ranks.
Category:Star Trek ENT Characters
T'Prang of Vulcan

T'Prang of Vulcan is a Star Trek fan fiction series. The first two parts, Bondmate and Conceptions, were posted to alt.startrek.creative in the 1990s.
The T'Prang stories are associated with alt.startrek.uss-amagosa.
"Conceptions" won a ASC Award in 1997.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1990s Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TNG Fanfiction
T'Purr the Enterprise Cat

T'Purr the Enterprise Cat is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of cartoons by T'Klai.
From an ad in Warped Space #44: "T'PURR the Enterprise cat has no stories, poetry, 'zine reviews, centerfold, and is not x-rated; it is a cartoon 'zine with appeal for cat lovers and fen of all ages."
==Sample Images==
File:tpurr-1.JPG|inside page
File:tpurr-2.JPG|inside page
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1979 Fanart 
Category:1979 Zines 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Fancomics
T'Salta

T'Salta is a multifandom gen anthology published in Oueensland, Australia by Mary G.T. Webber. 
It has two issues. There is a review of one of them in Centero #16.
==Issue 1==
T'Salta 1
* Monica Mitchell, "The Face of the Harlequin" (Blake's 7)
* C.A., "Koma" (Blake's 7)
* Shayne McCormack, "Beyond Doubt" (Blake's 7) poem
* Andrea Charlton, "Blake's Seven: Series Outline" (Blake's 7) non-fiction
* Betty de Gabrielle, "Hero of the Issue: Vila Restal" (Blake's 7) non-fiction
* Glenn Ludgate, "How to Make the Liberator Handgun" (Blake's 7) non-fiction
* other fandoms: E.T, Greatest American Hero, Professionals and Star Trek: TOS
==Issue 2==
T'Salta 2 was published in December 1984 and contains 96 pages. The art is by Karen Masingham (back cover, interiors), Glenn Ludgate (front cover), M.G.T. Webber, K.M., Sonja Van Den Ende.
Fandoms are MASH, Star Trek: TOS, Blake's 7, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Tales of the Gold Monkey, Blade Runner, Minder, and Star Wars.
* Editorial (2)
* Table of Contents (3)
* Blake, poem by David Tulley (5)
* Beforehand, fiction by David Tulley (Blake's 7) (6)
* Ghosts, fiction by David Tulley (Blake's 7) reprinted in Space Rat (8)
* An Incoming Tide, fiction by Andrea Charlton (MASH) (14)
* Warning (17)
* V.C.R.-- D.O.A., poem by Bruce Mitchell (Blake's 7) (18)
* Ode: To an Irradiated Vulcan I Found Lying in an Enterprise-Photon-Torpedo-Turned Coffin in the Green Lushness, poem by Bruce Mitchell (Star Trek) (19)
* In Search of Love, poem by Christine Poulson (20)
* Wherefore Art Though Peach-Blossome?... Monkey, fiction by Danny Murphy (Tales of the Gold Monkey) (22)
* Benediction, poem by M.G.T. Webber (38)
* Human, poem by M.G.T. Webber (39)
* Dimensional Dilemmas, article by Jon Swabey (40)
* Logopolis, cartoon by Ellen Perry and M.G.T. Webber (Doctor Who) (42)
* Encounter, poem by Cathy Kerrigan (Doctor Who) (43)
* XIV, poem by Danny Murphy (Doctor Who) (44)
* How to Make... The Liberator Holster, The Liberator Bracelet, article by Glenn Ludgate (Blake's 7) (46)
* Film Review: Blake's 7 -- Ten Years On, by Shayne McCormack (Blake's 7) (50)
* Terry-fied by Monica Mitchell (Minder) (53)
* The Tightrope Man, poem by Shayne McCormack (55)
* Such a Brave Man, fiction by Edwina Harvey (The Professionals) (56)
* Less Antique Roman Than a Dane, poem by Pamela Freeman (58)
* Adagio, fiction by M.G.T. Webber (The Professionals) (59) 
* Second Sunday of the Year, fiction by Pamela Freeman (Professionals) (62)
* On the Impossibility of Writing Truly Original Fan Poetry by Pamela Freeman (96)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1980s
T'Var

T'Var is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #6.
==Summary==
"While both convalesce in sickbay, Kirk and [Sarek] exchange questions that somehow all end up centered on Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===2011===
==References==
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
T'Yenta

T'Yenta is the pseud of a fan who wrote zine reviews for Universal Translator during the early to mid-1980s.
The name "T'Yenta" is also the name of a character in Tales of Feldman but there is NO EVIDENCE that other than using this name, there is any connection between the two things.
T'Yenta was a vicious reviewer, and perhaps took a pleasure in ruffling feathers. See their review of Storms #1. 
==Regarding Their Anonymity==
In a personal statement in "Universal Translator" #4, T'Yenta emphasized their anonymity and stressed their real identity should be of no concern:
T'Zorel

T'Zorel is a Star Trek: TOS story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
It was published in Impulse #3 (February 1971), Maybe #13 (1971), Luna Monthly #32 (1972), and Kraith Collected #1 (1973).
==Summary==
A Starfleet cadet who is half Vulcan and a Daughter of Tradition has applied to renounce her Vulcan citizenship, planning to live as a human. Her attempts to behave as one, however, look like bad imitations, and because she is extremely beautiful, her courtesy to male crewmembers is seen as flirting. After an attempted date rape by Chekov (!), Spock talks her into reversing her decision.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1971 Fanfiction
T'hy'la

* T'hy'la, a series of Star Trek: TOS K/S anthology zines
* T'hy'la, a German Star Trek: TOS novel
* T'hy'la, a Star Trek: TOS story
* T'hy'la, the Vulcan term
* T'hy'la, a British slash con held in 1989
* Operation: T'hy'la, a gen Star Trek: TOS zine
* All Ages Kirk/Spock Archive, often referred to as "thyla.com"
T'hy'la: brother, friend, lover... 'soulmate'

T'hy'la: brother, friend, lover... 'soulmate' is posted at All-Ages Kirk/Spock Archive, a fiction and non-fiction website for fans of non-explicit K/S, or fans who saw a very, very close relationship between the two characters that did not involve sexual intimacy.
This short 2003 essay discusses the use of the term "T'hy'la" as it first appeared in Gene Roddenberry's novelization of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, and then extrapolates on this from a non-sexual standpoint. 
For further discussion of this topic, see The Footnote.
==Excerpt==
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
T'hy'la (Star Trek: TOS anthology)

T'hy'la is a series of Kirk/Spock slash anthologies published by Kathy Resch. The first issue was published in 1981 and continued through 2015.
The title is derived from the infamous footnote in Gene Roddenberry's novelization of Star Trek: the Motion Picture, which gave fandom the Vulcan word "t'hy'la for friend, brother and/or lover.
From Kathy Resch ("T'hy'la's" editor) and the zine series' start: 
For more of Kathy Resch's comments about the production of "T'hy'la," see: My 30 Years in Trek Fandom.
 
==Issue Summaries==
Click below to see summaries of the content in individual issues.
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== Sample Ads==
A 1982 ad in the gen zine, Riders to the Stars #1, listed the last names of the tribbers and stated that "AN AGE STATEMENT IS REQUIRED" to purchase. The ad did not mention that the zine was slash. This may have been 1) an oversight, 2) a conscious choice, 3) or because readers did not require as much warning for content in 1982 as fans do now.
==General Comments by Fans==
==Praise for the Art==
T'hy'la features a lot of gorgeous fanart. Here are some reviews:
 "On the Bridge" is a piece by Shelley Butler and is featured on the cover of issue #17:
More on "On the Bridge" by Shelley Butler:
 The front cover of issue #19 was done by Shelley Butler. A fan comments:
 Marianne Mueller's work appears on the cover of issue #26.:
==Print Shop Adventures==
For other Print Shop Adventures, see Slash and the Challenges of Finding a Print Shop.
== References ==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:2010s Zines
T'hy'la (Star Trek: TOS novel)

Also see: T'hy'la.
T'hy'la is a Star Trek: TOS K/S slash novel in German by Anja W.
==Issue 1==
T'hy'la 1 was published in 1993 and has 71 pages.
==Issue 2==
T'hy'la 2 was published in 1995 and has 125 pages.
Summary: "Die Story setzt die Ereignisse der Filme 2-4 fort. Er erneutes Pon Farr von Spock führt zur Bindung mit Kirk, der seinen Freund auf keinen Fall noch einmal verlieren will. Kirk hat jedoch so seine Probleme mit einer dauerhaften homosexuellen Beziehung und versucht auszubrechen, u.a. mit einem Seitensprung mit Carol Marcus. Schließlich löst Spock die Bindung von sich aus, aber in einer Krisensituation erkennen beide doch, dass da immer noch etwas besonderes zwischen ihnen ist. Es ist schließlich ein langer Kampf mit allerhand Irrungen und Wirrungen, bis sie endgültig zueinander finden. Als Rahmenhandlung gibt es eine Liebesbeziehung von McCoy zu einer jungen Frau, wegen der er die Enterprise zwischenzeitlich verlässt. Die Beziehung scheitert allerdings."GSSU: Deutsche K/S Zines. (Accessed 21 May 2010) 
Rough translation: "The story continues the events of movies 2-4. Spock enters Pon Farr once again which leads him to bond with Kirk, who does wants to lose his friend again. Kirk has to however overcome his problems regarding a permanent homosexual relationship, and tries to break off his relationship with Spock by entering into an affair with Carol Marcus. The situation is finally resolved when the bond dissolves on its own but when a crisis situation arises both men recognize that there still is something special between them. It is only after a long struggle with all sorts of trials and tribulations that they finally find each other. Against this framework, McCoy is drawn to a young woman for whom he leaves the Enterprise. The relationship, however, fails.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:German-Language Star Trek Zines
Category:1993 ZinesCategory:1995 Zines
T'hy'la (Vulcan term)

T'hy'la is an apocryphal term in Star Trek coined by Gene Roddenberry in an infamous footnote in his novelization of Star Trek: The Motion Picture; the footnote states that Spock thinks of Kirk as his t'hy'la, a Vulcan word that can mean "friend," "brother" and "lover."
Readers familiar with Vulcan language conventions would immediately recognize a t' prefix as usually denoting femaleness. Those who know Greek mythology might point to the word as resembling "Hylas", a young man who was mentored by Hercules and became a great hero in his own right, as well as, in some accounts, Hercules' lover.
Some fans refer to "page 22" (pp 18-19 in the Futura UK/Australasian editions) as proof that Roddenberry believed that Kirk and Spock could possibly be lovers. 
Kirk/Spock fandom embraced the term as the Vulcan word for "lover," and it is frequently used in fan fiction as a Vulcan term for a partner in a special/committed relationship or as a term of endearment.
==Pronunciation==
In The K/S Press in 1999, fans debated the pronunciation of the word.
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
T'hy'la (con)

T'hy'la was a British con for fans interested in relationship zines, was held in Birmingham in July. The con covered such fandoms as Trek, Blake’s 7, Starsky & Hutch and Pros with fans giving short talks, which included video clips, about each of the fandoms. Whitehills gave the talk about The Professionals and as a result, a number of interested fans talked with her and the idea of a library and a con were first mooted. (source: a British Pros fan). from :The Professionals Timeline 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Conventions
Category:The Professionals Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
T'hy'la Bang

The T'hy'la Bang is an all-inclusive Kirk/Spock fic + art challenge. It has run since 2013.
== Challenge rounds ==
=== 2013 round ===
The 2013 T'hy'la Bang was our first round, and was held entirely on Livejournal. It was moderated by thesecretmichen and muse.
=== 2014 round ===
The T'hy'la did not run in 2014. Muse ran the Spock Prime Big Bang in its place. The SPBB is included in T'hy'la Bang's AO3 collection.
=== 2015-2016 round ===
The T'hy'la Bang 2015-2016 was the second round of the challenge. It ran on Tumblr, with some help from Google Forms, and was moderated by muse and dusty.
=== 2017 round ===
The 2017 round was the third time the T'hy'la Bang ran. We were on tumblr again this time, with some help from Airtable, and modded by muse and plaidshirtjimkirk.
=== 2018-2019 round ===
The 2018-2019 round of the T'hy'a Bang was a relaxed, anything-goes challenge without formal matchups, and was modded by muse. It ran on tumblr, with some assistance from Google Docs and Airtable.
=== 2020 round ===
The T'hy'la Bang ran in 2020 with a traditional big bang format. The challenge is run using a combination of Airtable, Google Docs, Discord, and Tumblr. The 2020 mods were muse, sciencebluefeelings, and wearingmywings.
== Links ==
* T'hy'la Bang collection on AO3
* Twitter
* Tumblr
* Livejournal - 2013 round
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Category:Kirk/Spock
Category:Star Trek AOS
Category:Star Trek TOS
T'hy'li

T'hy'li is a Spock/Kirk/McCoy story by Gena Moretti.
It was published in the print zine Shades of Grey #5.
See some comments about this story at Some Fan Comments: Her Star Trek Fic.
==Summary==
"When McCoy and Spock crash-land their shuttle craft on an uncharted planet, the last thing they expect to have to deal with is the Vulcan going into pon farr while out of reach of his bondmate, James T. Kirk. But that's just what happens. When returned to their normal lives, new dynamics have been set in motion... and no one's life will ever be the same as before."
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
===1990===
===1991===
===2009===
==References==
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction