Naked Times/Issues 11-20

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==Issue 11==
Naked Times 11 was published in August 1986, is 152 pages long and is a collection of 12 stories. It has a cover by Marilyn Cole. 
This issue was edited by Alexis Fegan Black.
The art is by Marilyn Cole, Gayle F, Jacquelyn Zoost, Chiya, Shellie Whild, Vel Jaeger, Dragon.
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
* Self-Abuse Department, editorial (3)
* K/S: Freedom of the Press?, an editorial about the news media article Sigh-Fi (5)
* Sleepwalker, poem by Pam Smith (7)
* Writing Contest Winners (8)
* The Cocksman by Jenny Starr (The winner of the NAKED TIMES writing contest! Spock regrets his refusal to begin a relationship with Kirk after his captain and the rest of the landing party disappear while studying the planetʼs pre-industrial society. ) (9)
* Last Night, poem by Carlin Rae Thorne (36)
* To Spock, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (This is based on the zine Nightvisions.) (37)
* Hologram, poem by Natasha Solten (38)
* Andorian Interlude 	by Greta Fouland (Kirk and Spock use their free time during a diplomatic conference to take shoreleave on Andor.) (39)
* Eagle and Hawk, poem by Kathy Resch (48)
* Of Peacefulness, Happiness and Forgiveness	by Charlotte Frost (Spock uses their shoreleave together to try to usage his bondmateʼs guilt over loving another when Kirk was on the Preserverʼs planet with Miramanee.) (49)
* My Winter, poem by Sandee Maxwell (55)
* The Choice, poem by Tere Ann Roderick (56)
* Apotheosis, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (58)
* The Small Voice	by Robin Hood (Spock intervenes when Kirkʼs surly behavior after their run-in with Kodos begins to affect the crew.) (59)
* The Magician and the King of Wands, poem by Natasha Solten (69)
* Destiny in the Fog, poem by Karn Wills (70)
* In Doubt of Sunrise by Keith Donovan (The only menage a trois story ever to appear in NAKED TIMES! A story we think even the most adamant anti-menage fans will enjoy. K/S/Starfleet intelligence!) (71)
* This Night of Dark, poem by Shellie Whild (91)
* Shadow-Land, poem by Tere Ann Roderick (Based on the Dreams of the Sleepers universe.) (92)
* Rebirth After Pain -- Gene S. Delepenia (94)
* Long Time Till Dawn	by Ann Crouch (Kirk is disturbed by dreams he fears foretell the future.) (95)
* How to Awaken, poem by Wendy Rathbone (99)
* Burning Tide, poem by Dovya Blacque (100)
* The Pleasure by Mara-Lyn Cade (slavefic, sequel to The Prize detailing the lives of the slave-Kirk and his bonded warrior-mate, Spock.) (101)
* Dark Night Dreams, poem by Tere Ann Roderick (115)
* Take Me, poem by Sandee Maxwell (116)
* October 29, 2273, poem by Carlin Rae Thorne (117)
* Love is Just a Book, poem by Natasha Solten (118)
* Warrior's Bargain	by DVS (A/U: The hazel-eyed Fenani merchantʼs price for the knife Spock buys is a night with the Vulcan warrior.) (119)
* Cruel Air, poem by Natasha Solten (128)
* Cabin Pressure by Alexis Fegan Black (Kirk and Spock are stranded in a crippled shuttlecraft, far from known starlanes and slowly running out of air. "We have enough oxygen for approximately thirteen days, twelve hours and twenty-seven minutes," Spock recited efficiently, trying not to translate the statement into the death sentence it was. "That is, of course, providing we attempt to conserve the shuttlecraft's atmosphere by sleeping more and employing controlled breathing techniques." Kirk stared at the Vulcan, blinked and stared again. Spock had such a way with words when discussing the inevitability of their own demise. He glanced at the viewer, caught the stars laughing at him, then returned his gaze to Spock. "Why?" One brow lifted. "Sir?" Kirk smiled faintly, wistfully. "Why… prolong it?" he clarified. Now, more than ever, he wanted, needed, to talk…") (129)
* Captive, poem by Dovya Blacque (151)
* The Lovers, poem by Natasha Solten (152)
Image:nakedtimes11-2.jpg| from issue #11, Vel Jaeger
Image:nakedtimes11-3.jpg| from issue #11, Jacqueline Zoost
Image:nakedtimes11-4.jpg| from issue #11, Vel Jaeger
Image:nakedtimes11-5.jpg| from issue #11, Dragon
Image:nakedtimes11-6.jpg| from issue #11, Dragon
Image:nakedtimes11-7.jpg| from issue #11, Dragon
Image:nakedtimes11-8.jpg| from issue #11, Jacqueline Zoost
Image:nakedtimes11-9.jpg| from issue #11, sample text
Image:Nakedtimes9-8.jpg| from issue #11, reprint of the Gayle F illo from issue #9
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11===
 
 
 
 
 
 
 	 
 	 
 
==Issue 12==
Naked Times 12 was published in December 1986 and is 186 pages long. It has a front cover by Marilyn Cole and a back one by Dragon. Interior art is by Carol Pierce, Ann M. Crouch, Jacqueline Zoost, Alayne, Gene S. Delapenia, Shellie A. Whild, and Vel Jaeger.
This issue was edited by Alexis Fegan Black.
* Last Tango on Alpha Centauri, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (3)
* Spitfire, poem by Lisa Joas (4)
* Personal and Confidential, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (6)
* Untitled #23, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (7)
* Spoken in Silence, poem by Dovya Blacque (8)
* Sweet Sorrow	 by Elwyn Conway (Spock volunteers for an expedition to the Andromeda galaxy after he and Kirk decide not to become lovers following their run in with VʼGer.) (9)
* The Question, poem by cybel (34)
* Gentleness by Charlotte Frost (After Kirk returns from the M/U, he and Spock discuss their counterparts while lying together in bed. "Kirk pulled off his shirt as he moved into his sleeping area. "It's hard to stop wondering how many other parallel universes there are out there. How many Jim Kirks there are, and what those Jim Kirks are like…" He dropped the shirt down the recycling chute and began to unfasten his pants. "Don't you ever wonder about all those Spock?" "I gave it much thought after hearing your initial report. I concluded that we do not currently have the technology to answer the question." He pulled his black shirt over his head. "Which means," Kirk said, taking off his last sock and tossing it and his pants in the chute, "that you've decided it's illogical to continue to dwell on the subject." Spock stepped out of his pants. "That is essentially correct…") (35)
* Falcon Wild, poem by Robin Hood (40)
* The Gift by Mara-Lyn Cade (Part II in the trilogy based on The Price and the Prize) (A/U: Spock sends Kirk a woman from Earth for him to have children with, but problems arise when the woman realizes that Kirk and Spock are lovers. "Go," Jim ordered, feeling his own heart's protest. "You must." The bonded mates shared a final frantic embrace before Spock quit their bed. Concentrating on dressing quickly, he snatched up yesterday's discarded dress. A bath and a change of tunic would wait. In defiance and desperation, he decided that he would travel with Jim's scent upon him, Jim's seed within him. Selon be damned!") (41)
* A Persistent Flame by T'Hera (76)
* Inner Sanctum by Dana Angerman (77)
* Without Wings by Sandee Maxwell (78)
* Captive or Captor?, poem by T'Hera (80)
* Soap and Water by Robin Hood (81)
* Untitled #13, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (84)
* Speed of Light by Alexis Fegan Black (Kirk sees a illegal tape of Spock making love to a woman while on shoreleave and realizes his own love for the Vulcan when he reacts to the tape with hurt and despair. "Look, Jim," McCoy said, half stammering, "the manager of this hotel swore this was the only copy." His face darkened as he chewed his lower lip and rolled the damning tape over and over in his hand. "I certainly hope it's the only one!" Kirk leaned forward, battling the urge to strange the mystery out of McCoy. "I get the picture, Bones," he said, exasperated. "Now what's on the tape? You? Me?" McCoy didn't move, didn't breathe. "It's… Spock," he said at last. Kirk sat stone-still, not breathing. If he could read between the nervous lines of McCoy scattered explanation, it seemed the doctor was trying to tell him that Spock -- Spock of Vulcan -- had been filmed in the act of sexual passion. His face paled, heart pounding. "S-Spock?") (also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories) (85)
* Fear of Fire by Cybel (108)
* The Shattering 	by Jamie Larson (Kirk follows Spock to Gol and is admitted only so he can help Spock through pon farr.) (110)
* Desert Melody, poem by Sandee Maxwell (116)
* Off Center Love by Zoey Brooks (As he and Kirk become lovers, Spock finds himself under a mental attack and later, his quarters are ransacked by an unknown assailant. "I'm sorry, Spock," Kirk offered sincerely. "Reminiscing seems to make you unhappy." "Do not be sorry, Jim. I am… pleased… you would find my life a source of interest." Kirk smiled faintly. "I guess I just wonder how a lonely little Vulcan boy managed to become such an accomplished… and… gentle man… one I care a lot about." Spock thought his heart would whirl until it turned to butter like the tiger's heart in the human fairy tale.") (117)
* Love's Inventory, poem by Shellie A. Whild (154)
* Return the Day, poem by Karn Wills (155)
* Castaway, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (156)
* Years Ago and Forever	by Alexis Fegan Black (Kirk fears he may lose Spock forever when, after the fal tor pan, Spock does not remember his bond to Kirk and comtemplates returning to Vulcan permanently.) (also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories) (157)
* Ghost-Watch by Natasha Solten (186)
Image:naked12-1.jpg| from issue #12, Carol Pierce
Image:naked12-2.jpg| from issue #12, Ann M. Crouch
Image:naked12-3.jpg| from issue #12, Alayne
Image:naked12-4.jpg| from issue #12, Jacqueline Zoost
Image:naked12-5.jpg| from issue #12, Shellie Whild for The Gift
Image:naked12-6.jpg| from issue #12, sample text
Image:naked12-7.jpg| from issue #12, Vel Jaeger
 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 12===
 
 
==Issue 13==
 
Naked Times 13 was published in March 1987 and is 160 pages long. It has covers by Chris Soto and interior art by Dragon, Jacqueline Zoost, Shellie Whild, Chiya, Caro Hedge, and Gene S. Delapenia.
This issue was edited by Alexis Fegan Black.
This issue is a "Special Metaphysical Issue," which the editor explains is not the same as the "occult."
* Editorial (3)
* The Logic of Love, poem by Cybel (4)
* The First Time Among the Stars, poem by Cybel (6)
* Different by Sharon F (7)
* The Fragile Bottle by Robin Hood (Spock decides to leave the Enterprise after Kirk risks the ship to rescue him, but then receives a visitor who shows him what would have been if he had never been aboard the Enterprise. "You would be better off if you had never met me," the Vulcan stated, head bowed over the clasped hands. "Please, Jim, do not argue. We have had this discussion before and it always ends the same: you insist and I retreat. This time, I must insist: you would be better off if you had never met me…") (11)
* The Bond of Love, poem by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (19)
* The Kingdom of the Crazy and the Sleeper, poem by Natasha Solten (20)
* Sunlit Reverie, poem by Sandee Maxwell (22)
* Enter, Janus by Zoey Brook (While ferrying diplomats to a planet wishing entry into the UFP, crewmembers begin having nightmares, causing suspicion in both Spock and Sarek regarding one of the diplomats. "McCoy frowned deeply. "I still don't understand, Sarek. What is this Gazad?" Spock took over when he saw his father was again deep in thought. "Doctor, the Gazad is the name of a being which feeds on others, similar to the Terran vampire. Yet unlike the vampire of your Earth lore, the Gazad takes energy, will, life itself… rather than blood.") (23)
* Hope, poem by Cybel (40)
* The Phoenix, poem by Cybel (41)
* Warrior's Bond, poem by T'Hera (42)
* The Realization, poem by Shauna Ann Mason (44)
* Once Upon a Dream by Cybel Harper (Kirk is stung by a morpheus plant and canʼt be brought to consciousness until Spock enters into a meld with him. "Have you ever heard of an ancient children's story called Sleeping Beauty, Spock?" McCoy asked. "I used to read it to my daughter. It was about a princess who pricked her finger on a poisoned spindle and was doomed to sleep until awakened by 'love's first kiss'. A charming story." "But hardly helpful, Doctor. The captain's situation is scarcely comparable to that of a young virgin metaphorically awakened by the recognition of her dawning sexuality…") (45)
* A Dream and a Promise, poem by Sandee Maxwell (47)
* Silk Dream, poem by Natasha Solten (48)
* It is Time, poem by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (50)
* Endings and Beginnings 	by Charlotte Frost (Kirk and Spock visit the Kirk farm after Kirkʼs motherʼs death, but Kirkʼs guilt at not being there for her more threatens to disrupt their stay.) (51)
* Home, poem by Cybel (63)
* Night-Frost, poem by T'Hera (64)
* Feared Visage, poem by Faille (65)
* Beyond the Void, poem by L.M. Kincade (66)
* Beyond Eternity, poem by Sandee Maxwell (67)
* Orion's Blue Moon by Jessica Eurlynne (68)
* Impossible Possibilities	by Unknown (Kirk and McCoy go to a fortune teller who shows each a part of their future, but since they seem to contradict each other, the warnings go unheeded.) (69)
* Quarternion by Sunny (After Kirk and Spockʼs deaths, they meet another pair of famous lovers -- Alexander and Hephaision.) (75)
* So Long Ago, poem by Sandee Maxwell (80)
* The Reprimand, poem by Natasha Solten (81)
* Have I Lost You?, poem by Donna Rose Vaderlaan (82)
* "A Place of Red" | A Place of Red by Dovya Blacque (Kirk and Spock wake up to find that they have switched bodies in their sleep and decide to go to Vulcan for help when they find that their personalities are merging. "James Kirk washed his face in cold water, drew a soft towel across it, drying himself, then looked back in the mirror. The image didn't change. The face that looked back at him with utter disapproval was that of his first officer. His first impulse was to laugh, knowing hysteria when he felt it…") (83)
* Bright Future, poem by Cybel (125)
* Echoes of Love, poem by T'Hera (126)
* Dark Fortress, poem by Sandee Maxwell (128)
* The First Level of Hell by Carlin Rae Thorne (also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories) (On a drunken binge after Miramaneeʼs death, Kirk makes a deal with an artist to transport the man to an uninhabited world in exchange for a picture that will give him “happiness”. "The collective energy of billions of minds, amassed over centuries of existence, can essentially create what is known in metaphysical communities as an astral entity." Kirk glanced up. "What do you mean?" "For centuries, Captain, a sizeable percentage of your Earth's population has subscribed to the belief in good and evil -- and in the physical embodiment of those concepts," Spock recited coolly. "It is a fact that energy can accumulate and eventually manifest into physical reality.") (129)
Image:naked13-1.jpg| from issue #13, Dragon, a long-haired Kirk
Image:naked13-2.jpg| from issue #13, Shellie Whild, illo for poem
Image:naked13-4.jpg| from issue #13, Jacqueline Zoost, a long-haired Spock
Image:naked13-3.jpg| from issue #13, sample text, title page
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13===
 
 
 
	 
	 
==Issue 14==
 
Naked Times 14 was published in June 1987 and is 160 pages long. It has art by: Gayle F, L. MinoRis, Shellie Whild, Carol A. Pierce, Jacqueline Zoost, Dragon, Chiya, and Marilyn Cole (reprinted from Naked Times #11). 
This issue was edited by Alexis Fegan Black.
 
From the editorial: 
 
* Editorial (inside front cover)
* Safe Love, poem by Cybel (3)
* Soon, poem by Malia Storm (4)
* The Bond by Debbie Cummins (Kirk is unwilling to bond with Spock out of fear of shortening Spockʼs life should Kirk die first.) (5)
* A Personal Experience, poem by Kaori (26)
* A Shadow of a Dream, poem by Sandee Maxwell (29)
* Strength, poem by Cybel (30)
* Heartstrings	by Angel C. Soie (After the shakedown cruise, Kirk is ordered to transport a famous musician but becomes jealous when Spockʼs music lessons from the man interferes with his and Spockʼs time together as they move closer to becoming lovers.) (31)
* The End, poem by Shauna Ann Mason (41)
* I Dream You, poem by Cybel (42)
* Lady Amanda	by Cybel Harper (While Spock recuperates, Kirk goes to Amanda to inform her of his and Spockʼs bond.) (44)
* The Legacy Mara-Lyn Cade ("Part III of the trilogy based on The Price and the Prize) (A/U: Carolʼs death after giving birth to Kirkʼs son threatens to tear Kirk and Spock apart when Spockʼs true parentage is discovered and he and Kirk are sold into slavery. "Jim felt the hard fingers pressed to the flesh as if it were his own face Spock held. He gasped, feeling the power of the Elders slice into Spock's defenseless mind. The battered body stiffened in a pitiful attempt to evade their assault; but the Elders leisurely rifled the Vulcan's thoughts, his emotions, his memories. The violation centered on their union. Memories of shared times were dissected. The bond he and Spock had formed was touched, examined with disbelief which strengthened into disgust. Jim was on the outside now, no longer a part of the meld, no longer a part of Spock. He had no strength, no will to control his being. He allowed the guards to support his slumped body as he watched the savage mind probe terminated. The bond was broken.") (45)
* The Vine, poem by Shellie Whild (83)
* The Greatest Gift, poem by Shauna Ann Mason (85)
* In Rain, Remember, poem by Sandee Maxwell (86)
* Catalysis by T'Hera (Spock is drugged and raped at the prison where he is aiding in repairing the computers, which later brings on a premature pon farr just as he and Kirk are on their way to Vulcan. "Are you feeling all right, Spock?" Kirk had been watching the Vulcan as he diligently segregated the various ingredients of the carefully prepared casserole. Head down, brows knitted, he was arranging the food on his plate into small, neat piles. As far as Kirk could tell, he hadn't eaten a bite. At Kirk's question, the Vulcan started and looked up as if surprised to see him there. High on his cheekbones, bright color flared, and the hollows beneath his eyes were more pronounced. As if aware of Kirk's scrutiny, he turned his head away. Suddenly, a thought struck the human. He realized where he had seen that look before…) (87)
* Duet's End, poem by Shellie A. Whild (129)
* Riddle, poem by Cybel (130)
* Wishing, poem by Cybel (132)
* Hour of Loving	by Painted Bird (After finding Spock, who was kidnapped and sold into slavery, Kirk and McCoy must help him through drug withdrawal and to regain his memory.) (133)
* Book, poem by Cybel (145)
* In the Darkness, poem by Shauna Ann Mason (147)
* Forever One, poem by Cybel (148)
* Another Mountain to Climb by Carolyn McTarrell (An imprisoned Kirk and Chapel are rescued only after being forced to have sex, and now Kirk must deal with what this will do to his and Spockʼs budding romance. "Spock, please let me explain. I know… Mu mmmfflfff nfhhfh glf fhfh…" It took a moment for the human to register the large hand over his mouth effectively silencing his speech. The arms that held him pushed and he fell/reclined to the hard bunk, felt a heavy body straddle his. He held his breath, with no idea of what was coming. He only knew it was Spock by the beard-depilatory scent the Vulcan always used.") (149)
* Making a Captain by M.J. Merica (A/U: After saving the ship he is posted on, Commander Kirk is sent to Vulcan to participate in a survival course with the Vulcan, Spock. Sequel: Taking Command. "Kirk didn't have the slightest idea what to do, but he sent soothing pictures into Spock's mind… scenes from his childhood home in Iowa… oceans of wheat rippling in the breeze.. .the shady creed… the porch swing… billowing clouds casting shadows on the land… the old mother cat in the barn lazily licking kittens… ice skating on the frozen pond in winter… anything cool and lazy he could think of. It must have been the right thing. The body pinning him to the floor began to relax. //Spock?//") (151)
* the inside back cover is a full-page ad for Year of the Ram
Image:nakedtimes14-1.jpg| from issue #14, poem by Malia Storm, illo by L. MinoRis
Image:nakedtimes14-2.jpg| from issue #14, poem by Sandee Maxwell, illo by Carol A. Pierce
Image:nakedtimes14-3.jpg| from issue #14, Dragon
Image:nakedtimes14-4.jpg| from issue #14, sample text, illo by Marilyn Cole (reprinted from Naked Times #11) 
Image:nakedtimes14-5.jpg| from issue #14, poem by Shauna Ann Mason, illo by Jacqueline Zoost
Image:nakedtimes14-6.jpg| from issue #14, Jacqueline Zoost 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 14===
	 
	 
==Issue 15==
Naked Times 15 was published in August 1987 and is 203 pages long. It has a front and back cover by Jackie Zoost. Inside art and borders are by Leo Minoris (this name is in the table of contents, but does not appear on any art), Pat, Carol A. Pierce, Shellie A. Whild, Dragon, Alayne, Ann Crouch.
This issue was edited by Alexis Fegan Black.
 
* The Silent Apology, poem by Malia Storm (3)
* Hero Worship by Natasha Solten (A post-"The Enemy Within" story) (After Kirkʼs two “halves” are reunited, Spock has trouble dealing with his disappointment with the “lamb” Kirk and his attraction to the “wolf” Kirk. "As Spock remembered the lamb-Kirk's hesitation and indecisiveness, and his total deference, the compassion the Vulcan had felt turned to ice, causing him to recoil. Seeing that part of his captain for the first time -- the child part, the weakness -- was akin to complete and total disappointment. He'd thought Kirk to be stronger than that, had counted on it many occasions in the past…") (5)
* Memories of the Wolf, poem by Linda Frankel (19)
* Bittersweet Memories, poem by Sandee Maxwell (20)
* Taking Command by M. J. Merica (A/U: Now bonded, Kirk takes command of the Enterprise with Spock as his first officer. Prequel: Making A Captain. Sequel: The Safe Zone. "…If bonding to a Vulcan is the only way I can stay in space," Kirk said, "then I choose to do exactly what I did, with exactly whom I did." "But…? "I think Vulcans are basically dishonest, Spock. They underestimate humans… and themselves…") (21)
* Paradise White, poem by Sandee Maxwell (32)
* Brotherly Love by Deborah Cummins (Kirk and Spock crash on an unknown planet but are separated when found by different groups of natives and taken as peasant and nobility, respectfully. Sequel: Brotherly Love Pt 2. "Spock rose to his feet and stared out the viewer of the psor'tial shop. Warp speed had rendered the pace before them virtually featureless, a hazy mist of white as the stars flashed by. "We will run out of fuel in the Belarian System, Sector 18. There is a 73% probability that we will be captured by the planet's gravitational force before we lose all engine power. We have a 37% chance of a soft landing. That is assuming of course, that we have no further difficulties. With the sensors non-functional, there is no way to tell." Kirk's saddened smile reflected his own. "No… I suppose not…") (33)
* From All Sides, poem by Jane Fury (89)
* Soundings by David Alexander (While visiting a lesbian couple at a research station, Kirk and Spock finally come together when forced to share a bed. "Spock? What are you doing?" "Obviously, from the sounds coming through these walls, something is wrong," the Vulcan said. "They may need help." Kirk grinned, breathed and grabbed the worried Vulcan's arm before he could finish putting on his pants. "Hold it, Spock. There's no trouble, believe me. They're… He hesitated, not sure how to delicately tell his friend. He opted for directness. "They're… making love." Though he couldn't see Spock clearly in the darkness, he sensed the Vulcan staring at him…") (91)
* Star Sailor, poem by Jane Fury (102)
* Eye of the Beholder by Ray Newton (A/U: Vulcan and Earth are separated by an impenetrable cloud so when a human is being sold on Vulcan, Spock takes pity on the ugly being and buys him. Sequel: Second Contact. "Kirk sat upright on his couch at the foot of Spock's bed as the door crashed open and someone blundered into the room. He heard Spock's voice and was about to speak when he realized that his master was not alone. He could see a slim shape entwined with the Vulcan's and a sweet, cloying scent permeated the air. Coloring hotly, Kirk lay down again, pulling the blanket over his head as he feigned sleep…") (103)
* Red Alert! Red Alert! Red Alert!, poem by Linda Frankel (135)
* Buried Alive, poem by Cybel (136)
* Night of Mastery by Alexis Fegan Black (Non-K/S story: Prequel: Year of the Ram. "The door to the small house opened, revealing a familiar, intimidating silhouette framed against the pale lighting within. "Sinta," Spock said, almost to himself, almost as an accusation. His vision blurred. Reality struck him like a hammer. Fire and ice fought a war in his mind, with Kirk being the victor's spoils. The ice gained a stronghold. The fire stormed, gathering angry strength. Then, without further ceremony, Spock passed out cold.) (also in Unholy Alliances) (137)
* Spoken in Legends, poem by Alexis Fegan Black (202)
* Stardust, poem by Cybel (203)
Image:naked15-1.jpg| from issue #15, Pat
Image:naked15-2.jpg| from issue #15, Carol Pierce
Image:naked15-3.jpg| from issue #15, Dragon
Image:naked15-4.jpg| from issue #15, Dragon and Jacqueline Zoost
Image:naked15-5.jpg| from issue #15, sample text
Image:naked15-6.jpg| from issue #15, sample poem, calligraphy and illo
 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 15===
==Issue 16==
 
 
Naked Times 16 was published in September 1987 and contains 180 pages. The covers are by Ann Crouch. 
This issue was edited by Alexis Fegan Black.
* Editorial (inside front cover)
* The Safe Zone by M. J. Merica (A/U: The Enterprise is ordered on patrol duty until changing circumstances pull them into the war with Romulus. Prequel: Taking Command. Sequel: Groundswell. "Just as Kirk entered the door, an ornate knife crossed his path at chest level, burying itself in the wall six inches above the face of a patient shackled to the bed. Deciding the patient was Romulan, he turned to see who the weapon's wielder was. A beautiful woman with large eyes and long lashes stared at him. "Just a little pest control," she explained. "Scotty won't let me slit his throat…") (3)
* Shadowland, poem by Cybel (16)
* Acknowledgment of Love, poem by Cybel (17)
* The Shaktah by Zoey Brooks (The Enterprise is called upon to transport 3 “hunters” from a matriarchal planet being considered for UFP membership but one of them turns out to be the ruler of the planet, and an old acquaintance of Spockʼs who he would rather not meet again. "If you do this, Bri Sorani," Spock threatened, "at the first possible opportunity, I will end my life." "You, a Vulcan, end your life? Impossible." She moved closer. "When there is sufficient cause, even ending a life is justified, Sorani," Spock proclaimed…") (19)
* The Enigma, poem by Cheryl Resnick (55)
* Halfway to Paradise by Sandee Maxwell (His nakedness was covered in olive green. Dark hair, stirring slightly in the wind, hung past his shoulders. Dark eyes were enhanced by upswept, wing-like brows accompanying exquisitely elfin ears. From between his shoulder blades extended a pair of elegant, pale green wings. The winged one's gaze raked the golden perfection of the naked sleeper as he perched upon an outcropping of the wall just above the form. Indeed, the stranger had enough beauty to tempt an angel…) (57)
* Rebirth, poem by Cheryl Resnick (66)
* Introducing Old Friends by Faille (Kirk and Spock visit a scientist friend of Spockʼs who had been accused of murder. "Spock followed Melbourne 57 to her chair grouping and seated himself beside Kirk. The woman curled into a large armchair, automatically plucked a jade egg off the cluttered table, and began to fondle it. When Kirk noticed, he nearly sputtered water everywhere. He quickly set the glass aside. "Sorry…") (67)
* Brotherly Love PART II by Deborah Cummins (the conclusion) (Because Kirk is thought of as a peasant, one of the nobility uses him as insurance to get Spock to have a relationship with him. "Spock cut off the words as the barriers formed around him. The captain must not see what he knew was about to take place. He fortified his mind, erecting the cold, impenetrable shields. He understood that this would inhibit his ability to black the pain in the hours ahead; but it was necessary. Kirk must not know. The door slammed shut behind him…") (95)
* Portraits, poem by Cheryl Resnick (165)
* Trick or Treat by James Carlson ("It's a pity Mister Spock couldn't be here tonight," Sulu said as the plans became more serious. "It would be interesting to hear his thoughts on the disappearances in the Triangle." I had just started to make an excuse for the absent Vulcan, formulating a response which would point out his reserved, un-partying nature when, for a reason I have yet to comprehend, I looked up and toward the front door that had been left standing open for any late-arriving guests. There was a Spock at the door…) (also in Psychic Storm) (167)
* Soliloquy in Silence, poem by Cybel (178)
* inside back cover is a full-page add announcing On the Double
Image:nakedtimes16-1.jpg| from issue #16, Dragon
Image:nakedtimes16-2.jpg| from issue #16, sample text
Image:nakedtimes16-3.jpg| from issue #16, Dragon
Image:nakedtimes16-4.jpg| from issue #16, Carol A. Pierce
Image:nakedtimes16-6.jpg|i from issue #16, Carol A. Pierce
Image:nakedtimes16-5.jpg| from issue #16, Marilyn Cole, also used as the cover of Naked Times #12
Image:nakedtimes16-7.jpg| from issue #16, poem by Cybel (SP)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16===
 
 
 
==Issue 17==
Naked Times 17 was published in 1987 and contains 160 pages. The front cover is by Ann Crouch and the back by Jackie Zoost. The inside from and back covers are by Dragon. Other inside art is by Ann Crouch, Jackie Zoost, and Shellie A. Whild.
* Vulcan Sunset, poetry by Zetta M.A. Hopkins (3)
* I Follow Behind, poem by Robin Hood (4)
* Do You Love Me, poem by Shauna Ann Mason (6)
* Forbidden Colors by Jenny Starr (Though sheʼd like the captain for herself, Uhura steps in and helps Spock realize Kirkʼs love for him. "He makes love like he drinks fine brandy. He sips, nips, delicately tastes. He uses his tongue to enhance the sweetness. He closes his eyes in single-minded concentration, never forgetting to pay humble respect to the vessel of his pleasure. Captain James Kirk is a very heady experience…") (7)
* You Ask, poem by Robin Hood (26)
* He Who Waits	by Mara-Lyn Cade (Spock waits in Kirkʼs cabin after purchasing slave chains to act out one of his loverʼs fantasies.) (27)
* To Be, poem by Cybel Harper (32)
* About Time by Lynn Shomei (Spock creates dreams for Kirk of their future lives together in order to overcome Kirkʼs reluctance to bond after he find out that he will be the submissive partner. "Do not be so certain of what you think you know. For all your power and physical strength, you are merely human." The "mere" human cringed suddenly at the use of that word as a diminutive, wondering how far the implication went…")
* The First Move by Cybel Harper (Kirk and Spock are abducted a few weeks after Kirk takes command of the Enterprise. "You required my aid and I felt obliged to give it. "Because I'm your superior officer." "No, because you are James Kirk, and wherever you go, people will follow you, will give you their trust, their loyalty, and more. That is, I believe you will find, your destiny." Spock flushed, embarrassed at the unprecedented emotionalism of his avowal…") (33)
* Thousand Years, poem by Robin Hood (48)
* The Vulcan Foundling 	by Darla Michaels (A/U: Spock is orphaned as an infant and raised as a Deltan.) (49)
* Broken Trine	by Z.M.A. Hopkins (The Enterpriseʼs POV from Spockʼs death to her own.) (87)
* The Gift of Dreams by Charlotte Frost (Ten months after becoming lovers, Kirk dreams of he and Spock in old age which helps him overcome his doubts to a bond between them. "Spock," Kirk said in a worried tone, "I wonder sometimes what it will be like when I die -- what will happen to you." Spock raised the human's chin. "We pledged the death bond long ago," he reminded. "I know," Kirk agreed quickly. "But even you more or less admitted that was a lot of Vulcan hocus pocus…") (91)
* Idiot Savant, poem by Carol Turner (102)
* Groundswell by M.J. Merica (A/U: Kirk and Spock are temporarily sent to Earth to recruit Terrans to help in the war against the Romulans. Prequel: The Safe Zone. Sequel: Making Peace. "The conversation ended with the barroom challenger taking a swing at the Vulcan. Spock let the punch land, but was moving in the direction of the force to lessen the impact. It looked more effective than it really was. Two more men joined in the fray, and within moments the bar was engulfed from wall to wall by a swirling mass of fists and flying bodies…") (103)
* La Ronde	by Connie Barron (The transference of Kirk and Janice Lester told in the form of logs and reports from several of those involved.) (115)
* The Image in Your Eyes, poem by Shauna Ann Mason (124)
* About Time, fiction by Lynn Shame (125)
* The Needs of the One, poem by Cybel Harper (143)
* Forming a Pearl, poem by Linda Frankel (144)
* Fate Morgana, poem by Susan Catlin (146)
* Yin and Yang by James Carlson (Spock goes to a martial arts “priest” posted to the Enterprise for instructions in love before going to Kirk to tell him of his feelings for him.) (also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories) (147)
* The Ocean of Our Dreams, poem by Linda Frankel (159)
* Cocoon, poem by Alexis Fegan Black (160)
 
Image:naked17-1.jpg| from issue #17, Dragon
Image:naked17-2.jpg| from issue #17, Ann Crouch
Image:naked17-3.jpg| from issue #17, Jackie Zoost
Image:naked17-4.jpg| from issue #17, Jackie Zoost
Image:naked17-5.jpg| from issue #17, Jackie Zoost
Image:naked17-6.jpg| from issue #17, Dragon
Image:naked17-7.jpg| from issue #17, Shellie Whild
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 17===
==Issue 18==
Naked Times 18 was was published in January 1988 and contains 160 pages. The front cover is by Marilyn Cole, the back cover by Leo Minoris. Artwork by Marilyn Cole, Leo Minoris, Kay Wells, L. Morrison Flack, Virginia Lee Smith, Carol A. Pierce, and Shellie Whild.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial (3)
* Joy, poem by L. Morrison Flack (7)
* Your Touch, poem by Cybel Harper (8)
* Contemplations/Contemplations	by Charlotte Frost (Spock must find a way to relax his lover when Kirk, too tense to be penetrated, reveals his doubts as to his desirability now that he is growing older.) (9)
* Myths, poem by Brenda Joyce (14)
* Something Fishy by Venisa I. Duvetyn (M/U: While undercover to meet with members of the rebellion, Kirk is abducted by Orion slavers and is sent to work on a fish factory planet. "We cannot advertise that we are searching for Captain James T. Kirk of the ISS Enterprise," Spock stated. "That is the fastest possible method of guaranteeing his immediate execution." McCoy frowned thoughtfully. "I guess you're right. I can name a dozen planets where every inhabitant would just love to get their hands on Jim.") (15)
* The Time, poem by Brenda Joyce (34)
* Making Peace by M. J. Merica (A/U: The Enterprise is sent to pick up a Klingon delegation who want the Consortium to join them in a war with the Romulans. Prequel: Groundswell. Sequel: The Velvet Glove. "What thee is about to see," Kirk said to the healer with a perfectly straight face, glancing occasionally to Spock, "is a human ritual that has come down from the beginning. It is the heart and soul of the human institution of marriage. It is called a family squabble. Wise men keep out of it: but since I question whether Vulcans posses the elusive quality of wisdom, let me make this perfectly clear. If you must observe, keep your big mouth shut, healer. Do I make myself absolutely clear?") (35)
* The Pearl, poem by Kimberly Sara Huntington (46)
* Silver Walls, poem by Cassia Williams (48)
* Someone To Watch Over Thee by James Carlson (Spock, Kirk and an ambassador are given aphrodisiacs by the leader of a hedonistic society and itʼs up to the security men to make sure they get who and what they need.) (also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories) 
* I Will Walk with You, pome by L. Morrison Flack (58)
* Pool Play, vignette by Kimberly Sara Huntington (59)
* The Dynasty of the Clan by Zoey Brooks (A/U: As Surakʼs reforms take hold, Spock is forced to give up his chiefdom for a monastic life. "That one has been stricken from the records," the monk explained. "He now does not exist for us, nor ever did. We are forbidden even to say his name. He was sent out." Kirk blinked. "Sent out? You mean alone, in the desert?" The monk nodded.")
* Vulcan Incubus, poem by Carlin Rae Thorne (79)
* Damp Wishes, poem by Robin Hood (80)
* The Shepherd, poem by Kimberly Sara Huntington (82)
* The Gol Letters by Carlin Rae Thorne. This story was the inspiration for No Better Mirror by Charlotte Frost. (Apart, Kirk and Spock each write letters to each other, each believing that the other will never read them. "Dear Spock: These dreams will have to be enough. Tomorrow morning I go in for the psyche-evaluation required for my promotion to the admiralty. I intend to pass it one way or another, with or without you or anyone else. Bones is off in Atlanta giving enemas to horses, and you're on Vulcan being a horse's ass. Maybe the two of you should get together. But I can't quit living that easily. I'll take the promotion if it's offered, and I'll be the best damned admiral Starfleet ever had.") (also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories)
* Ritual for One at Gol, poem by Alexis Fegan Black (93)
*Recluse, poem by Natasha Solten (94)
* Second Contact by Fiona James (A/U: 16 years after Kirk is stranded on the Vulcan side of the space. cloud, a Terran ship makes it through and Spock fears that his bondmate will now wish to return to Earth. "A problem, Mister S'Kirk?" Spock asked, coming onto the bridge. "That ship, sir." Kirk indicated the viewer, adding over the bondlink, It's a Federation Starship, Spock. Spock glanced at his mate. Your people?" It is a sequel to Eye of the Beholder) (95)
* Death Bond, poem by Brenda Joyce (114)
* Rain Dance	by Alexis Fegan Black (When Spock realizes that his link to TʼPring is not broken, he tells Kirk that he needs to return to Vulcan to procure another bondmate, but Kirk is uneasy about Spock leaving and not coming back.) (also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories) (115)
Image:nakedtimes18-2.jpg| from issue #18, sample poem, "The Recluse"
Image:nakedtimes18-3.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Kay Wells for "The Pearl"
Image:nakedtimes18-4.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Virginia Lee Smith for Someone to Watch Over Thee
Image:nakedtimes18-5.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Carol A. Pierce for The Dynasty of the Clan
Image:nakedtimes18-6.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Shellie Whild for "Damp Wishes"
Image:nakedtimes18-7.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Shellie Whild for Rain Dance
Image:nakedtimes18-8.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Kay Wells for Rain Dance
Image:nakedtimes18-11.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Kay Wells for Second Contact: Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
Image:nakedtimes18-10.jpg|inside art from issue #18, Virginia Lee Smith for Rain Dance: Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 18===
 
==Issue 19==
Naked Times 19 was published in April 1988 and contains 160 pages. It has covers by Dragon. The inside front and back covers are by Jackie Zoost. Other interior illos are by Virginia Lee Smith and Jackie Zoost. The zine was edited by Pagan Blue.
There is no poetry in this issues. The editor notes they ran out of room and they "decided to do something different this time around."
From the editorial: 
* Mirrored Guilt by Sharon Pillsbury (M/U: After Bob Wesley is assassinated by Finnegan, Kirk tries to take out his anger and guilt for not being able to stop it on Spock. "You're out to take over the ship," the captain of the ISS Enterprise accused, brandy bottle in hand. "You are aware that I have never sought command," Spock replied coolly. "And you think I believe that?" Kirk smiled dangerously. "Before you put a knife in my back, I plan to…" "A knife?" Spock mused. "If I wanted to kill you, I would need no weapon." The Vulcan rose slowly and walked over to Kirk, placing his fingers at the back of the human's neck. "Tal Shaya is a most effective method of killing, it would take only a slight pressure." His fingers lightly brushed against the nerve points…") (5)
* "The Misunderstanding" by Deborah Cummins (While giving Kirk a backrub, Spock picks up on Kirkʼs feelings for him which gives him hope for a relationship between them but both menʼs fear and hesitation create problems that are compounded when a female diplomat and her aide come aboard. "Spock could no more leave Kirk's side than he could exist without breathing. If his mood hadn't been so black, the irony might have amused him. The cause of the suffering was the lure that kept calling him back, kept him tied to the human's side as if he were bound with a thousand chains. So he stayed. For four years. And repressed the sorrow, the pain, watching Kirk seduce women by the score, fall in and out of love, turn to him for help and consolation before delving once again into another relationship. The list seemed endless. Spock buried the hurt, smothering it in rejection and denial. Kirk didn't love him.") (17)
* Home by the Sea	by Zoey Brook (Kirk and Spock take shoreleave at a house left to Spock by an old friend but the hostility of the populace and the possibility that Spockʼs friend was murdered are just two of the mysteries that come up during their week there.) (81)
* Journey's End by Cybel Harper (After Kirk almost drowns while surfing, Spock confesses to a fear of drowning so Kirk decides to help him overcome it. "It should have been easy. The water was shallow enough to stand up in, and Kirk had reacted quickly enough to prevent Spock from inhaling much, if any water. But all of that didn't take into account the Vulcan's strength or the depth of his panic. He fought Kirk, throwing the weaker human from him with a force that drove the air from Kirk's lungs and plunged him under water with barely enough presence of mind to hold his breath…") (119)
* House Warming by Zoey Brook (Spock's eyes widened in horror as he looked at the large clearing directly ahead. Two tall posts faced him each with a pile of dried branches arranged around its base. Torches from the townspeople lit the night, and a hushed whispering could be heard throughout the crowd. Instinctively, Spock leaned for a nearby officer, pressing his fingers deep into the unsuspecting man's neck. The man fell quickly as Spock turned to free Kirk, stopping in terror when he saw another officer pressing a knife to the human's throat. "Stop or I'll kill him right now." The Vulcan wondered if it would be best to let the man do just that rather than have Kirk tied to the post…)
* Unholy Alliances	by Carlin Rae Thorne (M/U: Entering pon farr, Spock takes shore leave and buys a human slave,only to find that he has gotten more than he bargained for when it turns out that the slave is the brother of the new captain of the Enterprise, who has been murdered.) (also in Unholy Alliances) (131)
 
File:Naked19-1.jpg| from issue #19, Virginia Lee Smith
File:Naked19-2.jpg| from issue #19, Virginia Lee Smith
File:Naked19-3.jpg| from issue #19, sample text
File:Naked19-4.jpg| from issue #19, Jackie Zoost
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 19===
==Issue 20==
Naked Times 20 was published in July 1988 and contains 152 pages. The front cover is by Michael Verina, the back by DEW. Art by Virginia Lee Smith, Dragon, Siobhan, Kay Wells, and Jackie Zoost. 
From the editorial: "Greetings and welcome to NAKED TIMES #20 - a celebration of over ten years of zine publishing for Pon Farr Press. I am especially pleased to thank Mike Verina for the cover, and I'd like to use this opportunity lo encourage (beg, plead with, and otherwise whimper) for him to return to fandom in an active capacity once more. You're one of the very best, Mike!
I would also like to thank each and every contributor in this issue, and to welcome some newcomers to NAKED TIMES. I think you'll all agree that Addison Reed's story, ONLY THE WIND, is an excellent addition to the zine. And Martha Selena Brown's GOING PUBLIC makes what I consider to be one of our best "opener" stories ever. Thanks to both of you for a job well done. Also, NAKED TIMES 20 sees the first published K/S story of a new group of writers called Triad. Thanks, you guys, for a wonderfully funny and erotic story.
Also, for those of you who have enjoyed M.J. Merica's THE CONSORTIUM series, there's a special surprise in this issue for you. Thanks to Ms. Merica for this "epilogue" - which I personally hope is the first in a series of epilogues!"
* Editorial (3)
* If Only I Could Tell You, poem by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (4)
* Going Public by Martha Selena Brown (Kirk and Spockʼs tent is bugged while theyʼre on their “honeymoon” on a planet where the populace is very conservative and theyʼre relationship would be thought something they would try to hide. "Kirk flushed. "They want a kiss, Spock," he whispered in some embarrassment. "Each of them" the Vulcan asked incredulously. "No! Between us.") (5)
* Vulcan Anew, poem by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (20)
* Against the Current, poem by Linda Frankel (22)
* Things Worth Celebrating by Charlotte Frost (Kirk and Spock decide to tell Spockʼs parents about being lovers when Sarek and Amanda are on board the Enterprise. Prequel: The Faces Of Love. "Amanda sighed. "I don't think anyone who's never been a parent could understand, Jim. I wanted so much for Spock. It seems he had everything against him from the time he was conceived…") (23)
* One Foot in Reality, poem by Sara Rodale (36)
* The Velvet Glove by M.J. Merica (With Terrans now unbridled, the Enterprise is sent to find a new planet for Earthʼs expanding population. Prequel: Making Peace. "It's time for the fledglings to leave the nest, Kirk decided. No one stays home forever… just isn't natural. Wise decision", Spock said. Kirk spun around to find the Vulcan standing in the doorway. "When did you get here?") (37)
* Mother Son, poem by Robin Hood (46)
* The Sun Within, poem by Linda Frankel (48)
* Who Am I? , poem by Dana Austin Marsh (50)
* The Unknown Quantity by Rachel Abbot (While totally drunk, Kirk kisses Spock but is unsure of a future together when Spock tells him that although he would enjoy touching Kirk, he would only become aroused during pon farr. "Transfixed, Kirk stared. The richly somber robes fell elegantly around Spock's slender frame in precisely arranged folds. "I don't think I've seen you in Vulcan dress before, Spock." "It seemed appropriate," Spock commented darkly. "Tonight I am not your first officer. Tonight, I am Spock of Vulcan." Kirk swallowed. "That sounds ominous…") (51)
* Dark Absence , poem by Sara Rodale (69)
* Ghostly Encounter, poem by Linda Frankel (70)
* A Flower of Stone, poem by Robin Hood (72)
* The Sting by Triad (Out of funds while on shoreleave, Kirk takes McCoyʼs suggestion to sell his services after Spock agrees to buy him dinner. "No, really, Spock. I couldn't borrow money from you." He looked down at the table, his fingers toying with the gold utensils. "I wasn't thinking of a loan." Kirk's head popped up. "Are you suggesting…?" He paled slightly.") (73)
* Heroes Are Made, poem by Robin Hood (83
* Milestones, poem by Cybel Harper (84)
* Cut Flower, poem by Linda Frankel (86)
* Only the Wind by Addison Reed (While on shoreleave, Kirk and Spock stumble on an abandoned railroad station where they are forced to spend the night due to the storm that has arisen. "Jim, you hardly touched your dinner, and in our two point six kilometer walk subsequent to that time have answered me in sentences of no more than three syllables each." "Mm." "That, since it contains no combination of vowels and consonants, does not even quality as a single syllable." "Sorry." "Two.") (87)
* Heph's Journey, poem by Natasha Solten (103)
* Aging Gracefully, poem by Dana Austin Marsh (104)
* What Fools These Mortals Be	by Cassandra (As an Apil Foolʼs joke, Kirk is talked into setting up Spock so he will think that he has awakened in the mirror universe-in his captainʼs bed.) (105)
* Out of Nothing, poem by Robin Hood (112)
* Through the Flames, poem by Cybel Harper (114)
* The Legend, poem by Dana Austin Marsh (116)
* To Journey's End by Ursula Tulle (Amanda bullies Spock into proposing to Kirk, but after he is turned down, both men have difficulty with what has happened until Kirk finally realizes that the ship canʼt be all there is to his life.) (117)
* As Night Follows Day, poem by Cybel Harper (149)
* If, poem by Cybel Harper (150)
Image:naked20-1.jpg| from issue #20, Virginia Lee Smith for Things Worth Celebrating (photocopy)
Image:naked20-2.jpg| from issue #20, Dragon for The Velvet Glove (photocopy)
Image:naked20-3.jpg| from issue #20, Siobhan for "Mother Son" (photocopy)
Image:naked20-5.jpg| from issue #20, Jackie Zoost for "Through the Flames" (photocopy)
Image:naked20-6.jpg| from issue #20, Jackie Zoost for To Journey's End (photocopy)
Image:naked20-7.jpg| from issue #20, Dragon, Spock portrait (photocopy)
Image:naked20-8.jpg| from issue #20, Dragon, Spock portrait (photocopy) 
Image:naked20-20.jpg| from issue #20, Virginia Lee Smith for The Sting -- Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized. (photocopy)
Image:naked20-4.jpg| from issue #20, Kay Wells for The Unknown Quantity -- Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized. (photocopy) 
Image:naked20-21.jpg| from issue #20, Virginia Lee Smith for "Milestones" -- Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized. (photocopy) 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 20===
==References==
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