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Kirk/Spock/McCoy (AOS)

Kirk/Spock/McCoy is a threesome relationship in Star Trek (Reboot), involving James T. Kirk, Spock and Leonard McCoy.
==Canon Overview==
Unlike the Prime Timeline (TOS), where Kirk and Spock have been friends since the beginning of the series, with Bones also being a colleague of both treating Vulcan physiology with humor and charisma, in the alternate timeline Bones and Kirk have been friends since the academy, with Spock being an outsider entering their friendship, with almost no kind of friendly interaction at first. This changes in Star Trek Into Darkness, where it is clear that, at least Kirk, has a deep platonic connection with Spock. By Star Trek Beyond, McCoy is shown to share banter with Spock and later on save his life, thus solidifying the friendship between Spock and McCoy. 
== Fandom ==
=== Challenges ===
* McSpirk Holiday Fest
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*McSpirk inktober by FrauMizantrop (2017)
*McSpirk in Galileo Starship by ForeverAnd1000Days (2017)
*#Mirror #McSpirk be my slave? by kingbirdkathy (2020)
*McSpirk Vampire AU by oddthesungod (2022)
*Happy pride month from Spock and his two boyfriends #startrekfanart #mcspirk by oddthesungod (2022)
=== Fanfiction ===
* Rearrange by bluejbird (2016)
* these stars in me, they belong to us by gold_rush (2016)
* Need by winterover (2013)
* Running with Scissors by mrasaki (2010)
===Fanvid===
*The Folklore Love Triangle by beruberii (2022)
=== Archives ===
* James T. Kirk/Leonard "Bones" McCoy/Spock on AO3
==References==
Category:Star Trek AOS Relationships
Kirk/Spock Big Bang

The Kirk/Spock Big Bang was a big bang challenge in Star Trek fandom, focused on the pairing of Kirk/Spock. Authors had to write a minimum of 10,000 words, and artists had to create a minimum of one piece.
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Category:Kirk/Spock
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:Star Trek TOS
Category:Star Trek AOS
Kirk/Spock Online Festival

The Kirk/Spock Online Festivals were a series of challenge festivals founded by kira-nerys and the editors of Beyond Dreams Press, Jenna Sinclair and Dusky. The first festival was announced to various mailing lists and groups in August of 2000 as "following in the footsteps of the Spock Fuh-Q Fest and the Kirk Fuh-Q Fest".ASCEM (accessed 11 Dec 2020) It was such a success that four more K/S festivals followed, with the final stories published online in 2005.
Management of the festivals was co-ordinated through a restricted membership egroup (KirkSpockFest) for the writers and organisers only, but the distribution of stories and art changed over the years. Works from the first festival were published online at Lady Kardasi's Domain and a subset published in the print zine Festival, but from the second, held in 2002, stories and artworks were distributed first via the SBS-ezine e-group and subsequently published online as part of the Side by Side e-zine's Special Editions.
Festival rules from the very beginning included an exclusivity requirement, where contributors were forbidden from distributing their work either in printed or online form until a certain date or elapsed time was reached. Only after that time were contributors free to publish their works as they chose.
The 2004/2005 Winter Edition was the last KSOF published. Although challenges for an Autumn 2005 festival were available at Lady Kardasi's Domain and the usual announcements were made, the main driver behind the festivals, kira-nerys, was minimising her involvement online for personal reasons and the proposed autumn festival did not proceed.
==Announcement==
From kira-nerys in August 2000:
==Website Lost==
An administrative oversight meant the domain name for Lady Kardasi's Domain (home of all the Kirk/Spock festivals) was not re-registered and was sold by the domain registration company to a third party,Official announcement about the demise of kardasi.com rendering the site unavailable. Initially it was thought that the site could be hosted elsewhere, but this never eventuated, and although some parts of the e-zine can still be accessed via and more and more is being lost over time. The 2020 Open Doors' import of Side by Side into the AO3 included the first Kirk/Spock Online Festival in 2000 as well as those which were published as Special Editions of Side by Side. All of the KSOF stories and all but 2 of the artworks were recovered and imported to the AO3.
==Reactions==
==Festival Summaries==
See the subpages for details about individual festivals, including artwork examples and story feedback:
==References==
Category:Star Trek Challenges
Category:Kirk/Spock
Category:2000 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:Star Trek TOS
Kirk/Spock Online Festival/KSOF 2004-2005

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In 2004 the Kirk/Spock Online Festival was split into summer and winter editions rather than two 'waves' as had been done in previous years. The summer festival was published as Side by Side Special Edition 5 in July 2004 and referred to as KSOF 2004, while the winter festival was published as Side by Side Special Edition 6 and ended up being referred to as KSOF 2004/2005.
==Summer Editions==
'The Frottage Challenge' was the key theme of KSOF 2004, and was announced to mailing lists and e-groups in March of that year as well as being added to Lady Kardasi's Domain. The rules were largely the same as in previous years, with requirements around exclusivity clearly specified.
Although many of the included works met the challenge a variety of non-challenge stories and art were also included and for the first time kira-nerys had additional support from Farfalla in order to get the summer edition published.
====Reactions and Reviews====
For full story and art lists, together with reactions and reviews, see Side by Side Special Edition 5.
==Winter Editions==
The Winter Edition was first announced on mailing lists and e-groups in September 2004, with a challenge web page released at the same time. The theme for this edition of KSOF was the 'What If...' challenge, although as in past editions some non-challenge stories and art were also included in the final product. For the second time cash prizes were offered, this time from the very first announcement, but it is unclear whether these eventuated.
===Announcements===
===Rules===
Rules were again similar to those used for previous editions, with one exception. For the first time in the publicly available rule set, some subject matter exclusions were made.
===Challenges===
Challenges were split into specific groupings covering periods of Kirk and Spock's lives that were not directly addressed by canon.
===Reactions and Reviews===
For full story and art lists, together with reactions and reviews, see Side by Side Special Edition 6.
==Notes & References==
Category:Star Trek Challenges
Category:2004 Challenges
Category:2005 Challenges
Category:Kirk/Spock
Category:Star Trek TOS
Kirk/Spock Questionnaire

Kirk/Spock Questionnaire was written, distributed, and tabulated by Judith Gran and Dorothy Laoang. 
Some of the results were printed in Not Tonight, Spock! #11 in November 1985. 
The questionnaire was distributed in a variety of fan publications and at conventions likely beginning in 1982. Some of those zines were: K/S & K.S. (Kindred Spirits) #9 and #15, Amazing Grace (unknown issue), R & R (unknown issue), and APA Enterprise #23.
==The Survey's Origins==
This survey likely began in 1982 as a project by Bev Lorenstein and Judith Gran and was to have been published in the second issue of Organia, which never made it off the ground due to a falling out between these two fans. In November 1983, Gran wrote: 
In September 1984, Laoang wrote: 
==Discussion Regarding Sending the Questionnaire to TPTB==
One of the survey's creators wrote in 1985: 
==Discussion Regarding Sending the Questionnaire to "APA Enterprise"==
Susan Beth Schnitger wrote in K/S & K.S. (Kindred Spirits) #12: 
The survey did indeed appear in "K/S & K.S. (Kindred Spirits)" in issue #23 (February 1985) where they had been included by Schnitger who prefaced it with: 
==The Questionnaire==
 
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==References==
Category:1984 Meta
Kirk/Uhura (TOS)

Kirk/Uhura is the het pairing of James T. Kirk and Uhura in Star Trek: The Original Series fandom. 
==Canon==
Their only kiss in canon is forced by a mindcontrolling alien in the TOS episode "Plato's Stepchildren", which is popularly (but incorrectly) attributed as having been the first interracial kiss on television.Geoff Allshorn, 'A Kiss Is Not Just A Kiss, Humanist blog, 1 August 2021.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Mirror Universe: what their mirror selves are like, usually exploring darker themes 
*Plato's Stepchildren: focusing on the aftermath of this episode 
*Aliens made them do it: sometimes taking the events in Plato's Stepchildren further than a kiss, or used in different situations with different aliens
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Alternate Universe by karracaz
*Kiss by karracaz
*Kirk and Uhura by qtgillie
===Fanfiction===
*Old Child, Young Child by Mary Louise Dodge and Laura Scarsdale
*My Gracious Silence by Mary Louise Dodge
*How About a Raffle? by Mary Louise Dodge
*Dark of the Moon by John Martin with Mary Louise Dodge
===Zines===
*Delta Triad, a seven-issue Kirk/Uhura zine published between 1974 and 1984, contains much Kirk/Uhura fic
*Kiku
==Gallery==
File:Moremissions5-12.jpg|Art from More Missions, More Myths, artist is Sherry Veltlkamp (1986)
File:Delta3art1.jpg|Interior art from the Delta Triad zine by John Martin
File:Betweenthesheets4.jpg|Art from the zine Between the Sheets by Vel Jaeger
File:Warped20art23.jpg|Zine art by Joni Wagner from Warped Space
File:Polletretro-5.jpg|Art from the zine the Captain's Log by unknown artist
File:Castaways interior art 3.jpg|Art by Joni Wagner from the novel zine The Castaways
File:Randr15art7.jpg|Art by Marilyn Johansen featured in R & R
File:Deltasuppart7.jpg|Interior art from the Delta Triad zine by John Martin
File:Starshadows3-6.jpg|Art by Kathy Carlson from Star Shadows #3 
==Archives and Links==
*James T. Kirk/Nyota Uhura, Original Series, tag at Archive of Our Own
*Kirk + Uhura, Original Series at FanFiction.net 
*Kirk/Uhura and Kirk Uhura Pairing page at Trekiverse
*kirk_uhura (for both TOS and Reboot)
==Resources==
*Kirk and Uhura's kiss, Wikipedia
*A Kiss Is Not Just A Kiss
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Star Trek TOS Relationships
KirkLovesSpockFic

KirkLovesSpockFic was a Yahoo! Groups mailing list for K/S fanfiction.
==History==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek TOS Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing ListsCategory:2000s Mailing Lists
Kirk & Spock

Kirk & Spock stories, also known as "K&S" or "Kirk-Spock", are friendship stories and relationship stories. The term is used to distinguish them from K/S slash. It is important to note, however, that early on, sometimes the term K/S was used to describe intense Kirk-Spock 'relationship stories' and did not describe a intimate sexual relationship. 
In Boldly Writing: A Trekker Fan and Zine History, 1967 - 1987, Joan Verba dates K&S from 1975, and claims her own first experience with K&S was in Bev Volker and Nancy Kippax's zine Contact.
As Verba notes: "...[Many fans] did not view Star Trek as a science fiction program. They saw it as a "buddy" show, or as a heroic/romantic saga, in which Kirk and Spock were the focus. When these Star Trek fans wrote stories, they wrote about what they thought was most important about Star Trek: Kirk and Spock's friendship." She further notes that many of K&S writers did everything they could to get Kirk and Spock off the Enterprise, all the better to concentrate on their characters. 
Verba sees K&S "relationship" and K/S "homoerotic" stories as part of a spectrum, since both were concerned about characters and relationship rather than, strictly speaking, science fiction, but she also notes that during what she calls "the great K/S debate," K&S and K/S fans "seemed to be on radically opposite poles." (Verba p. 23) (see also, The Premise.)
Beverly Clark articulated the K&S position, i.e. "There is no evidence that they have anything but a friendship., albeit a very deep one."
==Fandom==
==Notable Fanworks==
=== Notable K&S Zines ===
* Contact 
* Galactic Discourse
* Precessional
* Mind Meld
* Legend's End
* Vault of Tomorrow
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Relationships
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Kirk Enslaved (Star Trek: TOS poster)

Kirk Enslaved is a K/S 22" x 29" poster by Gayle F. 
The poster was advertised, along with Kirk/Spock Erotic Paper Dolls, in Scuttlebutt #8 (July 1978) as well as in the first issue of Datazine (early 1980).
Original cost of the accompanying paper dolls was $4. Cost of the dolls and the poster together was $8. 
In 1982 at Scottish con Shore Con's charity auction, this poster sold for £13. Someone who was there said: 
==Description==
"A K/S erotic poster... this pen and ink original features Spock as a S'Kandarai warrior and Kirk as his human captive, embracing in a lavish and intricate setting of barbaric splendor."
The illo for Leopard in the Snow matches a description by Gayle, but it is dated ten years later, so it's not that. Gayle F's 1994 comment: 
This illo as described was not one of the ones in The Price and the Prize, as there are no leopards there. 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Art
Category:1978 Fanart
Kirk Enslaved (Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for the poster Kirk Enslaved.
 
Kirk Enslaved (also "Kirk Enslaved Presents Daemaz") is a 101-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Marcella Belton. 
The art is by Barbara P. Gordon.
The zine required an age statement to order.
==Summary==
Jim is taken captive by an alien race. The leader, Daemaz, forces him to submit. How Jim comes to terms with what has happened to him is the basis of this story.
==Art==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
===1993===
==References==
Category:Kirk/Spock
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Kirk Loves Spock

You may be looking for Trekkie Lit: Kirk ♥︎ Spock, a 1994 article.
Kirk Loves Spock is a 1999 article about slash fanfiction.
The prevalence of first time stories in K/S fandom is mentioned the article gives an excerpt from Good Lovin by Greywolf the Wanderer as a "fair example of K/S". 
Like most commentary on slash fans at that time, the article says that "by all accounts, slash is by and large written by women, for women. And they're mostly heterosexual." Then it asks the Why Slash question and finds its own lengthy answers.
Sources at the end of the article: Fan Fiction on the Net; Star Trek Slash Archive; New Scientist; "Pass the Crisco, Spock," Patricia Scheiern Lewis.
==Excerpts==
The article makes a good attempt at explaining slash and the history of the genre. On the definition of slash:
On the history of the genre:
Category:Star Trek TOS News Media
Category:Slash News Media
Category:1999 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Kirk On a White Bed (Spock at Gol)

Kirk On a White Bed (aka "Spock at Gol") is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It was printed in T'hy'la #19. 
 
==From the Artist==
==Bumping Up Against the Fourth Wall==
It was personally shown to Shatner at the October 1997 Creation Con in San Diego:
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Art
Category:1997 Fanart
Kirk and Spock--The Full Monty

Kirk and Spock—The Full Monty is an essay posted by TSU member Shelley Butler to alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated. It offers a brief history of K/S fan art in print fanzines and its target audience was Netfans who had never seen a fanzine before.
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
Kirk and Spock: Do They or Don't They?

Kirk and Spock: Do They or Don’t They? was the first public discussion of K/S. Other fans point to the August Party in 1976 where Leslie Fish almost caused a riot when she defended K/S. However, the August Parties were not formal conventions, even though they were quite influential in disseminate information throughout fandom. 
The panel took place at SeKWester*Con, Too! at Kalamazoo, Michigan. The moderator was Carole S. The panelists are listed as Leslie Fish, Gerry Downes, Gayle F, Theresa Holmes, Amy Harlib, Connie Faddis, and Amy Falkowitz. It is related to the The SekWester*Con Porn Debate.
It was, by all accounts, the most well attended event at the convention and quite boisterous. At the panel, Carol Frisbie, editor of "Thrust," informed the audience that Gene Roddenberry knew about K/S and had told them that, "as long as it stays underground, and away from the mothers of America," he had no problem with it. Parts of the panel went unintentionally public when a problem with the hotel sound system inadvertently projected Connie Faddis reading aloud from an explicit story into the hallway. And while the panel was controversial and generated loud objections, the convention organizers pointed out afterwards in Menagerie #12 that when the panel was announced in the convention progress report: "Ten people volunteered to be 'pro' the K/S relationship; no one volunteered to be 'con.' We had to draft the opposition."
However, amateur author Theresa H., who'd sat on the "con" side, later revealed: 
This panel was recorded, and later, transcribed by K.S. Langley. See The Sound and the Fury: The First Panel Discussion About K/S.
While there were a number of pass-around underground K/S fanfics in existence, at the time of this panel there had been only a handful of published slash zine stories: A Fragment Out of Time (September 1974), Alternative: Epilog to Orion (August 1976), Shelter (October 1976), ... And Dust to Dust (January 1977), Green Plague (February 1977), and Poses (March 1977).
==An Audio Oops==
To prove a point, Connie F read aloud from her story in R&R #3, “None There Embrace". In the middle of Connie’s reading, it was discovered that the hotel audiovisual staff were mistakenly projecting the panel discussion beyond the panel room.
==References==
Category:Panel Discussions, Notes & Transcripts
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:1977 Events
Category:Star Trek TOS Events
Kirk and Spock: The Straight Story

Kirk and Spock: The Straight Story is an essay by Gamin Davis.
It appeared in a slightly different version in an unknown Star Trek: TOS fan club newsletter.
Gamin Davis' summary: "My interpretation of the Kirk and Spock friendship and why I don't believe it has any sexual aspects, including an episode-by-episode / movie-by-movie account of the evolution of their relationship."
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2002===
help... *a wibbly little K/S rant* Sorry guys! :-p, Farfalla, 211 comments at alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated, (October 9, 2002)
===2007===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta in Print
Kiron III

Kiron III is a gen Star Trek: TNG anthology published in New South Wales, Australia, by Ian McLean. The zine measures 9 3/4 X 12. It contains a focus on Data, and includes filks, articles, poems, fiction, character studies, art, and "android adulation". Each issue contains a coloured section featuring filk lyrics.
The editor's original plan was to have published one issue per season of Star Trek: The Next Generation. The zine title was from the first naming of Data's planet of origin in David Gerrold's novelization of Encounter at Farpoint. The TV episode Datalore gave the planet its canonical name, Omicron Theta.
This zine has a special issue called Androidz.
==Issue 1==
Kiron III was announced in January 1988 and published in 1989.
Contents include:
* The Steep and Thorny Way (Part 1) by Ian McLean
* A Round Robin
* Trek Side Story: filk lyrics
* Susan Sackett in Australia.
==Issue 2==
Sons of Kiron III was published in October 1991.
Contents include:
* The Steep and Thorny Way (Part 2) by Ian McLean
* A Lore Unto Himself
* Quested Once a Knight by Fiona Schofield
* Cyberforce
* Bones Advises
* Deanna's Day Off
* Whom the Gads Destroy They First Make Mad by Carolyn Boyd
* Trek Side Story: filk lyrics.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
 
==Issue 3==
Klingons Over Kiron III was published in 1991.
Contents include:
* Generation Leap by Sue Isle
* Lore and Order by Ian McLean
* The Naked Never: the Astrex skit
* Trek Side Story: filk lyrics
* TNG Season Two Gossip.
The poem Lore and Order has been reprinted online on Ian's blog.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Gallery==
Image:KironIII.jpg|cover of Kiron III, art by Karen Irving
Image:SonsofKironIII.jpg|cover of Sons of Kiron III, art by Maria Papadeas
Image:KlingonsoverKironIII.jpg|cover of Klingons Over Kiron III by Paul "Breeze" Beck
==Issue 4 (Androidz)==
Kiron III and Katra present Androidz was a special issue, Androidz, jointly edited by Ian McLean & Chie-Hoon Lee in Australia and Lana Brown in New Zealand. A 150-page multifandom gen anthology fanzine, it was published in Australia in 1992. Androidz was originally announced by Scorpion Publications as a tie-in to a NZ convention with guest Brent Spiner (Data), but the guest list had to change and Lana lost momentum. Ian volunteered to reinvigorate the project, adding interviews with actors who had played robots and androids in film, TV and on stage, to the stories and poems already collected.
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Above: A 1989 flyer, as published in Hypertension #29. The proposed zine promoted here became the zine published in 1992 by McLean and Lee, with permission of Brown.
==Issue 5==
Beyond Kiron III was intended to be published in 1993. It also had a Star Trek: TNG focus and would have included "The Music Lesson", a Star Trek: TNG script by Carolyn Boyd, and a new story by Sue Isle. Demand for print fanzines had slowed so the project was shelved.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Kiros Seagill

Kiros is a supporting character in the Square Enix video game Final Fantasy VIII.
==Canon==
Armed with sharp hand blades and a sharper wit, Kiros is the level headed friend who keeps Laguna's feet on the ground. Often chastising Laguna out of his many bad ideas, he and Ward have their hands full dealing with Laguna's spontaneity.
Where it counts though, Kiros is a loyal and trustworthy friend.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Kiros' shipping exists almost exclusively with Laguna and/or Ward. Other pairings do exist, but these are by far the most common pairings. After all, what happens between war buddies stays between war buddies...
==Links & Resources==
* Kiros Seagill works on AO3
* Kiros Seagill on Final Fantasy Wiki
==References==
Category: Final Fantasy VIII Characters
Kirsten Dunst

Kirsten Dunst is an American actress.
==Fan Communities==
* KikiSlash, for fanfiction starring Kirsten Dunst and the characters played by her, founded in 2001
* kirstendunstfan on Livejournal, founded in 2004
* kirsten_fans on Livejournal, founded in 2003
* kirsten_icons on Livejournal
==External Links==
* Kirsten Dunst character tag on Archive of Our Own
* Kirsten Dunst tag on Tumblr
* Kirsten Dunst Fanfic Guide by snow dome for fabulae (c. 2003)
==References==
Category:Actors
Category:Sony's Spider-Man Universe
Category:Bring It On
Category:Elizabethtown
Kirsten McDuffie

Kirsten McDuffie is a major character in some Daredevil comics.
==Canon==
Kirsten knows that Matt Murdock is Daredevil, but he refuses to admit it to her. They briefly dated in canon. 
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Kirsten McDuffie/Matt Murdock
Category:Daredevil CharactersCategory:Marvel Characters