T'hy'la (Star Trek: TOS anthology)/Issues 01-10

==Issue 1==
T'hy'la 1 was published in October 1981 and has 187 pages. Art by Gayle F., Merle Decker, Barbara Gordon and Vel Jaeger.
* Before the Dawn, poem by Ellen Kobrin (4)
* Don't, poem by Crystal Ann Taylor(5)
* Just the Way the Story Goes by Toni Cardinal-Price ("Lori leaves Kirk when he is unable to quit trying to contact Spock at Gol.") (6)
* It's Hard to Say, poem by Jean Chabot (12)
* T'hy'la: To Seek Definition, poem by Vel Jaeger (13)
* A Dream Your Heart Makes, poem by Toni Cardinal-Price (15)
* The Call of the Heart: The Dream of the Soul, poem by Crystal Ann Taylor (16)
* New Beginning?, poem by Jean Chabot (17)
* After V'Ger, poem by Jean Chabot (17)
* Homecoming, filksong by Elaine Tripp (20)
* Snowfire by Pamela Rose and Leslie S. ("Kirk and Spock are stranded when their shuttle crashes, and after Spock is injured Kirk is forced to use his body in order to get help, but misunderstandings abound after they are rescued.") (21)
* King of Infinite Space, poem by Jean Chabot (53)
* untitled poetry by Jean Chabot (55)
* Sunshine Days, poem by (55)
* The Freedom When You Fall by Billie Phillips ("Spock delivers an ultimatum to his lover when Kirk refuses to bond with him, unaware of the reason behind the humanʼs reticence.") (56)
* Illusions, poem by Lee Owers (76)
* Plato's Heirs, poem by Cynthia Drake (78)
* Whispers in the Night, poem by Gene Delapenia (81)
* Four Star Rating by Devery Helm ("Kirk gets upset with Spock for borrowing his porn tapes.") (82)
* Mirror Image by Marie A. (M/U: "Kirk hesitates to help Spock out of prison, upset at him that after being lovers, he could be taken in by the Kirk from this universe.") (86)
* Time, the Great Destroyer, poem by Vel Jaeger (103)
* Broken Promises, poem by Tish (104)
* Watching/Watched by Devery Helm ("The truth of Kirk and Spockʼs love for each other finally hits home for McCoy when he accidently sees them making up after a disagreement while surveying a planet.") (105)
* Discovering T'hy'la by T’Caterina ("Kirk and Spock are planet-side when the Enterprise is called to investigate an unknown vessel, and when Spock goes into pon farr he discovers that Kirk had set it up intentionally.") (109)
* Second Time Around by Tish ("Spock proclaims his love to Kirk, but Jim is hesitate-until he talks to someone who had been in the same situation.") (also in A Touch of Tish) (110)
* Perchance to Dream, poetry by Toni Cardinal-Price (114)
* Waiting by April Valentine ("Spock contemplates Kirkʼs need to go from woman to woman and if Kirk will ever realize what it is he is searching for -- and where it can be found.") (117)
* The Eye of the Beholder, poem by Ellen Kobrin (119)
* Within the Prism by Kathy Resch. ("While Kirk, Spock and McCoy check on the progress of a new colony, Kirkʼs mind is attacked by an uncovered machine and Spock must meld with him to get him back, just as he had with Pike on an earlier mission.") (120)
File:Thyla1art.jpg|inside art from issue #1,, art by Barbara Gordon: this example with a coin fig leave provided by someone selling this zine on eBay -- NOTE: Good try! In real life, Kirk's dangly bits are WAY, WAY bigger than this coin!
File:Thyla1-2.jpg| from issue #1, art by Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla1-1.jpg| from issue #1, Gayle F (reprinted in issue #3), read commentary below
File:Thyla1-3.jpg| from issue #1, art by Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla1-4.jpg| from issue #1, art by Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla1-5.jpg| from issue #1, sample text
File:Thyla1-6.jpg| from issue #1, art by Vel Jaeger
File:Thyla1-7.jpg| from issue #1, art by Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla1-8.jpg| from issue #1, art by Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla1-9.jpg| from issue #1, art by Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla1-10.jpg| from issue #1, art by Vel Jaeger
File:Thyla1-11.jpg| from issue #1, art by Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla1-12.jpg| from issue #1, art by Merle Decker
File:Thyla1-13.jpg| from issue #1, art by Merle Decker
File:Thyla1-14.jpg| from issue #1, art by Merle Decker
File:Thyla1-15.jpg| from issue #1, art by Merle Decker
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
 
 
 
==Issue 2==
T'hy'la 2 was published in June 1982 and contains 173 pages. It consists of, "The Things I Cannot Change," a K/S H/C novel by Chris Thomson and Susan Wyllie, art by Barbara P. Gordon. 
Summary by Gilda F.: "Kirk and Spock are on shoreleave while the Enterprise is being repaired but when Spock is called back to help on a problem, Kirk is raped by an alien bent on revenge for a wrong he felt done to him by Spock." 
Summary from an unknown source: "R&R. A time for Kirk and Spock to consider the new paths their lives are taking after their bonding. Then an old enemy of Spock’s decides now is the time for revenge - and chooses the one method that will hurt him most." 
Summary from an ebay seller: 
File:Thyla2art1.jpg| from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla2art2.jpg| from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla2art3.jpg| from issue #2 -- "As for the illos (by Barbara P. Gordon), for me, the artist's strongest point is in portraying emotion... on page 151, with McCoy holding those tapes in one hand and that drink in the other, I'd have known what he was going to do with out reading the story." from The LOC Connection #21 
File:Thyla2art5.jpg| from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla2art6.jpg| from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla2art7.jpg| from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2===
==Issue 3==
T'hy'la 3 was published in 1983 and contains 198 pages. The cover is by Gayle F. 
The art is by Marie A., Maureen B., Gayle F., Vel Jaeger and Virginia Lee Smith. 
* Myrddin by Georgia Barnes ("Spock is trapped in Arthurian England after being abducted and Kirk must use the Guardian to get him back." According to A 2007 Interview with Georgia Barnes, this story was based on a cover of Galactic Discourse.)
* A Gratitutous Christmas Tale by Susan K. James ("Kirk is surprised by Spockʼs gift of Christmas spent in a snowbound cabin.")
* Of Stranger Consequence by Vivian Gates ("Kirk is rescued just as he and his fellow kidnappee are having sex, but only Spock witnesses them.")
* The End of Things by D. Booker ("Kirk and Spock remember the event that brought to light their love for one another.")
* But What is Love by Georgia Barnes ("Kirkʼs dreams of Spock dying give him the courage to express his feelings.")
* Shadows of the Mind by D. Booker ("McCoy dreams that Parmen forces Kirk and Spock to have sex, unaware that they are lovers in real life.")
* After Vulcan by Kami Saaid (Pre-K/S: "Kirk fears Spockʼs reaction after an emotion-filled night in the Vulcanʼs cabin.")
* At Last by Ronnie Marta Green ("Kirk confesses to Spock the reason for his reaction to Rayna.")
* Tapestry by Elaine W. ("During his meld with the body of Janice Lester, Spock discovers hidden truths and reveals his own.")
* Meditations on an Epitaph, poem by Patricia Frazer Lamb ("Spock reflects on past visits to the dead.")
* Space Game by Rowena Smythe ("Held up in the shuttlecraft, Kirk and Spock while away the time playing strip poker.")
* Dealers in Kevas and Trillium by K.S. T'Lan (A/U: "Bored with his duties at the Vulcan Science Academy, Spock joins up with the independent trader, Kirk." Sequel: Deva.)
* Forbidden Love by Sharon F. (AU: "A devastating weapon has given the Romulan Empire ascendancy over the Federation. The former Commander, on the eve of the most important event in the new regime, makes her plans for her two finest acquisitions.")
* In Good Spirits by Devery Helm
* The Gift by Gail Lee (A/U: "Spock allows the human he won in battle to escape, only to find Kirk returned to him as a mind-wiped pleasure slave.")
* My T'hy'la by A.T. Bush (A/U: "On his deathbed, Sarek relates to Spock his true parentage and that of the human slave Spock loves.")
* Mirrors Don't Lie by Wendy Rathbone ("Kirk refuses to bond with Spock even though they are lovers. Sequel: Under Stars Scattered Like Autumn.")
* Till Only the Stars Remain by Della Van Hise (“The mission to Vulcan’s warrior past proceeded on schedule. Kirk and Spock were good at the roles assigned to them...as long as they remained just roles. But the planned-for rendezvous with the Enterprise never came. How long does it take to give up hope? And what must be sacrificed to live in a world which has become their only reality?") (also in K/S Collected)
* The Past Always Returns by A.T. Bush ("Their shore leave was interrupted by mysterious attacks on their lives. But who was the intended victim... and why?")
* One Night by Sharon F.
* Idyll by Jean Chabot ("Kirk and Spock make time for each other while on a scouting mission on a benign planet.")
* Finis by Billie Phillips ("Kirk and Spock have trouble trying to form a mental bond. Sequel: Never Over (poem).)
* And Everything Is by Toni Cardinal-Price (Kirk is approached by Bob Wesley as he sits alone at a bar.")
* Patterns by Eva Stuart. ("High politics play havoc to the opening of a new planet for colonization. The New Humans, old acquaintances, Starfleet machinations and the Orion threat play the backdrop to a more personal crises in Kirk and Spock’s lives." Prequel: Loveʼs War Sequel: The Solution)
* Written in the Stars by Crystal Taylor ("After VʼGer, Spock asks Kirk to the OD, intent on healing the breach in their relationship his leaving created.")
* Communications Breakdown by Tish ("Spock thinks all is well between him and Kirk as their new mission begins after VʼGer, but then Kirk begins to withdraw from him.") (also in A Touch of Tish)
* Circles of Silence, Images of Truth by Darien Duck ("As the second mission begins, Kirk and Spock fall into the same round of misunderstandings and half truths that tore them apart the first time.")
* The Winter is Past by Vivienne Rivers (A/R: "Eighteen years after leaving for Gol, Spock sends a message to Kirk asking him to come to Vulcan.")
* Incidents by Kathy Resch ("Once again grounded to the Admiralty, Kirk fights dissatisfaction at his bondmateʼs six months absence and the fear of growing old before Spock." Sequel: After.)
* The Question by Cynthia Drake (A/R: "Six months after Spockʼs death, Kirk returns to Genesis, sure that his friend is still alive.")
File:Thyla3exart1.jpg| from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith. (reprinted from an issue of Duet). Note: This image has been marked as sexually explicit and has been minimised.
File:Thyla3exart2.jpg| from issue #3, Marie A. Note: This image has been marked as sexually explicit and has been minimised.
File:Thyla3exart3.jpg| from issue #3, Gayle F. (reprinted from "T'hy'la" #1). Note: This image has been marked as sexually explicit and has been minimised.
File:Thyla3exart4.jpg| from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith. Note: This image has been marked as sexually explicit and has been minimised.
File:Thyla3exart5.jpg| from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith. Note: This image has been marked as sexually explicit and has been minimised.
File:Thyla3exart6.jpg| from issue #3, Gayle F. (reprinted from Warped Space #20. Note: This image has been marked as sexually explicit and has been minimised.
File:Thyla3exart8.jpg| from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith. Note: This image has been marked as sexually explicit and has been minimised.
File:Thyla3art1.jpg| from issue #3, Virginia Lee Smith (reprinted from an issue of Duet)
File:Thyla3art2.jpg| from issue #3, Artemis
File:Thyla3art3.jpg| from issue #3, Kerry Cook
File:Thyla3art4.jpg| from issue #3, Georgia Barnes
File:Thyla3exart7.jpg| from issue #3, Barbara P. Gordon
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==Issue 4==
T'hy'la 4 was published in 1984 and contains 202 pages. 
It has art by Maureen B., Marilyn Cole, Gayle F. (front cover), Suzan Lovett, TACS, Caren Parnes, The Southern Cross, Roo (back cover), Artemis, Georgia Barnes, Ann Crouch, ERIC, Barbara P. Gordon, Vel Jaeger, and Virginia Lee Smith. 
This issue contains a story by Joanna Russ writing with a pseud. Her story, Invasion, was published in 1996 with the same title (minus the Star Trek references and changing the gender of a character) in a pro science fiction publication, "Asimov's Science Fiction."
* Without Guilt by K.S.T'Lan ("Spockʼs thoughts on same-sex relationships, and who heʼd like to have one with, are brought to the surface when he and Kirk must buy back members of the crew captured as held as pleasure slaves.") (1)
* Tally, poem by D. Booker (13)
* If You Could Read My Mind, poem by Ginger Dawson (14)
* Pawn to Queen's 4 by Sharon F & Devery Helm ("Kirkʼs jealousy over Droxineʼs attentions to Spock is the catalyst that brings his unrealized feelings for the Vulcan to the fore.") (15)
* Four Words, poem by TACS (25)
* And a Bottle of Rum by Cynthia Drake ("Kirk and Spock play pirates on the Shore Leave planet...with some interesting results.") (26)
* T'hy'la (to "Chloe" - Elton John), filk by Christian 'The Raider' (32)
* The Snowman by Ginger Dawson (33)
* Counterpoint, poem by Dorothy Laoang (34)
* Two Way Mirror by S. Meek ("Kirk now recognizes the look in Spockʼs eyes after seeing it in Spockʼs mirror counterpart.") (35)
* Amazon Justice, poem by TACS (39)
* Deva by Fiona James (A/U: "Kirk and Spock are recruited by the Federation to transport two undercover agents." Prequel: Dealers In Kevas and Trillium. Sequel: Dealerʼs Choice.) (41)
* Lessons by Vivian Gates ("Kirk is assigned to a mission he finds particularly annoying.., pose as his First Officer’s lover on a same-sex planet But neither he nor Spock suspected what they would learn there.") (47)
* To Jim, poem by Wendy Rathbone (63)
* Miracles by Kathy Resch ("Spock holds on to the time left to him and an aged Kirk.") (65)
* Call of the Flesh by Gail Lee ("Three years before, Kirk had been forced to abandon Spock on the wintry planet Sedia. Now, directed by local villagers, Kirk stands before a door, waiting to knock. But who will be behind it? His lover... or a stranger?" Non-K/S story.) (67)
* Invasion by Janet Alyx ("You think tribbles are bad? Just wait till you see what's infested the Enterprise now!") (82)
* Sweet Seduction, poem by Noelle Harrison (86)
* But Now I See by Debbie Parsons ("Promised to the Klingons, Kirk and Spock manage to escape their abductors when the ship theyʼre in is pulled off course by a mysterious tractor beam and crashes on a nearby planet.") (87)
* Trial by Ordeal by Indra ("Fearing that Vulcan may leave the Federation, Kirk and Spock visit the ruling council, unaware that a trap has been set.") (99)
* Fire Dreams, poem by S. Meek (113)
* Requiem for an Android, poem by Flora Poste (115)
* Forever Yours by Ginger Dawson (a Mind Meld vignette) (116)
* Visions of the Future by Jan Sullivan ("After twenty-two years together, Kirk and Spock begin thinking of adopting a child.") (117)
* Poetry by Patt (122)
* Poetry by Patt (123)
* Beyond the Pale by Alayne Gelfand (A/U: "Guilt over not being able to return Pikeʼs love drives Spock to return Pike to Talos 4 even though it alienates the one he loves now-Kirk.") (also in Charisma #13) (124)
* The Watcher... and the Watched by Kandy Fong (135)
* Terms of Endearment by Devery Helm ("Spock puzzles his way, with Kirk’s expert guidance, through yet more Human idiosyncrasies.") (137)
* Soliloquy by an Angry Vulcan Concerning the Diplomatic Treatment of a Bondmate by Meg Fine (141)
* The Letter by Sharon F ("Kirk receives a letter from Gol in which Spock explains why he left.") (143)
* Mind Voice, poem by Dorothy Laoang (145)
* Isolation at Gol, poem by Wendy Rathbone (146)
* Voice, poem by Wendy Rathbone (146)
* What, poem by Patt (148)
* Conclusion, poem by Meg Fine (149)
* Bereft, poem by Meg Fine, (151)
* I Await Thee, poem by Meg Fine (152)
* Time It Was by Toni Cardinal-Price ("David asks McCoy about his father and his fatherʼs bondmate after Spockʼs death.") (153)
* One Would Think, poem by by Crystal Ann Taylor (155)
* Bitter Harvest, poem by Emily Ross (157)
* Or the One, poem by Georgia Barnes (158)
* Wait; Never and Always; Empty, poem by Robin Hood (159)
* H'lenk'r, poem by Jen (163)
* Chiaroscuro, poem by Vel Jaeger (165)
* The Hunt by Indra ("Disguised as Romulan warriors, Kirk and Spock take part in a ritual which explores the meaning of courage, and brings unexpected personal discoveries, as well.") (167)
 
 
File:Thyla4art1.jpg| from issue #4, Artemis
File:Thyla4art2.jpg| from issue #4, Suzan Lovett -- "I've always loved this illustration of a very young Kirk and Spock sprawled together on a bed. Rendered with almost no extraneous detail, the drawing seems almost casually done. Lines and the merest shadowing to delineate muscle and bone. Nothing but a bed, rumpled covers and two bodies. Kirk's face, nestled in the crook of Spock's shoulder, is not visible. Spock's eyes are closed, his face suffused with love and peace. There is something so poignant in the careless entwining of their arms and legs. A quiet embrace after lovemaking. A certainty that they've done this many times before and will many times again. Commitment and intimacy (and Kirk's on top). No wonder I love it so much! from The K/S Press #6 
File:Thyla4art3.jpg|from issue #4, TACS, republished in Side by Side #13 -- " What a clever little picture this is. Surrounding a central IDIC are 6 little sketches of Kirk and Spock in various poses and at various ages. The remarkable thing about this is that it looks like it took about 5 minutes to draw, and yet is so accurate and full of character. The way it looks fresh, yet finished, is very successful as it gives an impression of movement as if each little sketch is a snapshot of a moment, and avoids the static look that over-finished art work can give. This is a lively, fun-loving and unusual piece of art." from The K/S Press #47 (2000) 
File:Thyla4art4.jpg|from issue #4, Vel Jaeger
File:Thyla4art5.jpg|from issue #4, Caren Parnes
File:Thyla4art6.jpg|from issue #4, Maureen B.
File:Thyla4art7.jpg|from issue #4, Georgia Barnes
File:Thyla4art18.jpg|from issue #4, Ann Crouch
File:Thyla4art9.jpg|from issue #4, Vel Jaeger
File:Thyla4art10.jpg|from issue #4, Virginia Lee Smith
File:Thyla4art11.jpg|from issue #4, Ann Crouch
File:Page 160 b.jpg|issue #4, Marilyn Cole
File:Thyla4art13.jpg|from issue #4, B.P. Gordon
File:Thyla4-1.jpg|from issue #4, Barbara P. Gordon
File:Thyla4art14.jpg|from issue #4, TACS
File:Thyla4art15.jpg|from issue #4, Virginia Lee Smith
File:Thyla4art16.jpg|from issue #4, ERIC
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4===
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==Issue 5==
T'hy'la 5 was published in 1985 and contains 177 pages. 
It has art by Maureen B., Marilyn Cole, Ann Crouch, Dragon, Sharon Garinger, Gayle F., Vel Jaeger, Caren Parnes, Dorothy Laoang, The Southern Cross, Sukna, TACS.
A flyer for "T'h'lya" #4 that was printed in "T'hy'la" #11 includes a story includes the story, "Now It Begins by Tere Ann Roderick in which "Spock was alive on Genesis when the Enterprise returned. Alive.., but not the same man they had known." That story, however, is in issue #5. 
* The Matchmaker by Janet Alyx ("An alien ambassador turns out to be a genetically altered human who has been influencing crewmembers.") (3)
* Confessions of Silence, poem by Alayne Gelfand (45)
* A Wish Come True by Caren Parnes ("Spock decides to spend time on the Shoreleave planet, and is surprised when his captain suddenly appears.") (46)
* In a Moment, poem by Lyon (49)
* Runaway, poem by Alayne Gelfand (50)
* Miles to Go Before I Sleep by Meg Fine (A/U: "On a mission to warn Vulcan of an impending attack, Kirk crashes and is found by Spock, who has gone into the desert to die as his Time approaches.") (52)
* In the Beginning, poem by Alta (73)
* Consumption, poem by Alayne (74)
* Duet by Danielle Stuart ("Kirk and Spock remember the dreams each had before they became lovers, and discover them to be identical.") (76)
* Lonely Dreams, poem by Alta (77)
*Shadows in the Night, poem by D. Booker (79)
*Saga of a K/S Lover (limerick) by Ruth Kwitko Lym (80)
* The Imposter by Kyle Andrew ("After Kirkʼs two halves are reintegrated, he is informed by Spock that his dark half came to Spockʼs cabin first, before Randʼs.") (82)
* Hold Me, poem by Patt (85)
* Dealer's Choice by Vivian Gates (AU: "While on Vulcan, Kirk persuades Spock to join him as partner in his trading business." Prequel: Deva. Sequel to "Dealers in Kevas and Trillium" by K.S. T'Lan, T'Hy'La #3) (87)
* Afternoon Encounter by Kathy Resch ("Sarek reflects on his sonʼs relationship with Kirk while at a conference with the captain.") (100)
* I Offered, poem by Jean Chabot (102)
* Warrior of Sasahar, poem by Alta (108)
*Discipline Vulcan Style, poem by Alta (109)
 
* Now It Begins / Love on Its Knees / Nightmare Reality / Battle Hymn are four connected stories by Tere Ann Roderick (A/U: "Kirk and Sarek find Spock alive on Genesis but must take him to Vulcan to find the reason for his violent behavior." -- "Spock was alive on Genesis when the Enterprise returned. Alive.., but not the same man they had known." Prequel: Iʼll See You In my Dreams.) (113)
* The Price, poem by Wendy Rathbone (127)
* More Than Men, poem by Wendy Rathbone (128)
* Transfixed, poem by Jean Chabot (129)
* And What Remains?, poem by Alta (129)
* The Gift, poem by Alta (130)
* Melody, poem by Patt (130)
* Do Not Touch, poem by Wendy Rathbone (132)
*Mephisto, poem by Flora Poste (136)
* The Only Logical Reason by K.S. T'Lan (Set in the "Companion" universe of stories from Carol Hunterton and Ellen Kobrin (1978-1981) ("On a mission to retrieve a very special child, Spock forgets the difference between lust and love.") (138)
* Pandora's Whim, poem by Meg Fine (145)
*T'hy'la, poem by Georgia Barnes (145)
* Sharing, poem by Noelle Harrison (147)
*USS Enterprise, satire, a "letter of comment" sent to this zine "by" Spock, by Kathy Resch, (148)
* On Your Mark by Alta (149)
* Bait by A.T. Bush ("After Kirk and Spock go undercover to find a missing heir, Kirk is taken by slavers, “rejuvenated” , and sold before he can be beamed out of the slavers hold as planned.") (150)
* Spock's Song, filk to the tune of "Elton's Song" by Elton John, by Christian The Raider (177)
File:Thyla5art2.jpg| from issue #5, Caren Parnes
File:Thyla5art5.jpg| from issue #5, Marilyn Cole from The Matchmaker
File:Thyla5art1.jpg| from issue #5, Marilyn Cole from The Matchmaker
File:Thyla5art.jpg| from issue #5, TACS, republished in Side by Side #13
 
 
File:Thyla5art4.jpg| from issue #5, Sukna
File:Thyla5art6.jpg| from issue #5, Vel Jaeger
File:Thyla5art3.jpg| from issue #5, Vel Jaeger
File:Thyla5art17.jpg| from issue #5, Vel Jaeger
File:Thyla5art7.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
File:Thyla5art8.jpg| from issue #5, Caren Parnes
File:Thyla5art9.jpg| from issue #5, Maureen B
File:Thyla5art10.jpg| from issue #5, Gayle F
File:Thyla5art11.jpg| from issue #5, Dorothy Laoang
File:Thyla5art12.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
File:Thyla5art13.jpg| from issue #5, Marilyn Cole
File:Thyla5art14.jpg| from issue #5, The Southern Cross
File:Thyla5art16.jpg| from issue #5, Dragon
 
File:Thyla5art18.jpg| from issue #5, Sharon Garinger
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5===
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==Issue 6==
T'hy'la 6 was published in 1985 and has 111 pages. Contains art by Caren Parnes, Marilyn Cole, Virginia Lee Smith, Sukna, Georgia Barnes, Sharon Garinger, and TACS. 
* Second Lesson by Vivian Gates ("Kirk and Spock are quarantined together and Spock must deal with his attraction to Jim while sharing a room." Prequel: Lessons.) (4)
* Perfect, poem by Carol Lance (23)
*Rising, poem by Noelle Harrison (25)
* Under Stars Scattered Like Autumn by Wendy Rathbone ("Camping in the deserts of Vulcan, Spock finally asks of Kirk what he desperately needs." Prequel: Mirrors Donʼt Lie.) (29)
* In the Darkness, poem by Alta (31)
* On the Wings of the Wind, poem by Patricia Frazer Lamb (33)
* Contemplation, poem by Kathy Resch (34)
* Phoenix of the Stars, poem by Ginger Dawson (34)
* Within the Circle of Flames by C. Diane Mamaril and Zetta M.A. Hopkins ("The mystic powers of Vulcan that reside in the flame of Spockʼs meditation fire call to Kirk now that he has become Spockʼs lover.") (35)
* The Caverns of the Coming Dawn by Zetta M.A. Hopkins and C. Diane Mamaril (40)
* Gentle Barbarian, poem by Jo Ann Sides (41)
* Words, poem by Danielle Stewart (42)
* To Thine Own Self by Sherlock. ("Set in the Mirror Universe, this story explores the conflicting choices Kirk faces between Liann, an attractive, volatile Commander and Spock - and the demand the revolution places upon them all.”) (44)
* The Last of the Fire, poem by D. Booker (61)
* Glory Days, poem by Danielle Stewart (62)
* The Needs of Two by Ginger Dawson ("Nogura explains to a clueless Morrow and Stiles Kirkʼs “insane” rush to Genesis.") (63)
* * Planetary Survey, poem by Danielle Stewart (64)
* A Few Laurel Leaves by Cynthia Drake. ("Suppose the Enterprise crew had been unable to defeat Apollo? Kirk and Spock find some surprising resolutions to their own lives while trying to defeat the power of a god.") (65)
* I Love Thee, poem by Lyon (111)
* Graffiti by Ruth Kwitko Lyn (112)
File:Thyla6art1.jpg| from issue #6, Marilyn Cole
File:Thyla6art2.jpg| from issue #6, Virginia Lee Smith
File:Thyla6art3.jpg| from issue #6, TACS
File:Thyla6art4.jpg| from issue #6, Georgia Barnes
File:Thyla6art5.jpg| from issue #6, TACS
File:Thyla6art6.jpg| from issue #6, Virginia Lee Smith
File:Thyla6art7.jpg| from issue #6, Sharon Garinger
File:Thyla6art8.jpg| from issue #6, Virginia Lee Smith
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6===
==Issue 7==
T'hy'la 7 was published in 1988 and has 202 pages.
The art is by Gayle F, Parnes, Sukna, and Virginia Lee Smith. 
* This Mirror Which is My Soul by DVS ("It is a rare privilege to be given admission to the Un’falban Museum. Those who have been given this opportunity have seen some of the rarest scientific marvels of the universe. But when Spock arrives, his experience is something altogether different.") (3)
* Lessons Learned by Judi (10)
* If the Red Slayer (12)
* Caesura (12)
* Aftermath's Beginning by Ellen Kobrin (13)
* The Home Ground by Alice West ("Kirk struggles with his despair over Spockʼs inability to at first remember, and then feel, the love they knew before Spockʼs death.") (14)
* Vulcan Ritual by Amy (25)
* Constants by Noelle Harrison (26)
* All I Could Ever Want by Noelle Harrison (27)
* Slick by Danielle Stewart (29)
* Ex Post Facto by Amy (32)
* Lamentation and Reiteration by Amy (33)
* Chiaroscuro by Judi ("In an alternate universe, James Kirk is given a most unusual opportunity on the diplomatic staff of the Ambassador from Vulcan, an opportunity which he uses to fulfill his consuming passion for the stars. But the position brings him far more than he expected." Sequel: Spindrift) (34)
* Poems by Judi (59)
* Secrets and Scandals by Linda Frankel (A/U: "Both Spock and the woman Sarek wishes him to marry are being pressured to leave their respective lovers." Sequel: The Honestyʼs Too Much (never written).) (69)
* Visionary by Ellen Kobrin (104)
* Poems by Linda Frankel (105)
* The Fire Give In to the Sun by Kathy Resch ("Scientist Richard Delmar has vanished on the planet Sigma Gamma U. Science Officer Spock and a select crew go to the rescue - and vanish, as well. Kirk follows - but the Spock he encounters is far different from the Science Officer he knows so well. And this Spock is on an obsessive quest of his own - a quest that James Kirk discovers he must follow, as well.") (114)
 
File:Thyla7inside1.jpg|from issue #7 by Virginia Smith
File:Thyla7inside3.jpg|from issue #7 by Sukna
File:Thyla7inside4.jpg|from issue #7 by Virginia Smith
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7===
==Issue 8==
T'hy'la 8 was published in 1989 and has 155 pages. 
It has a full color cover by Gayle F., Deeb did the back cover, and Gene Delpenia created the simple line graphics. There is no other interior art. 
* A Matter of Seduction (by Sharon St. James) ("Kirk is ordered to do whatever it takes when a rulerʼs heir is interested in him, unaware that it is the son, not the daughter who is interested.")
* Worlds Away, poem by Rachel Cavendish 
* The Best Ass in Starfleet by Natasha Barry ("Kirk goes along with the pretense when heʼs told of a dying former instructorʼs delusion of being Kirkʼs lover.")
* Of Eternity and Shadows, poem by Jo Ann Sides 
* Genesis Countdown, poem by Rachel Cavendish 
* Northern Star (by Susan Douglass) (slavefic, "James restlessly turned his body on the bed. He had always felt he had achieved his greatest happiness in Lord S’pock’s house, giving himself willingly. Then why had he felt that moment of pain and struggle when S’pock had taken him tonight? Why had he cringed under Spock’s thrusts? No, he suddenly realized. He had not cringed. The flame revolt had risen inside him, if only for a brief moment. He had rebelled." Sequel: Light of Freedom.)
* Paradise Lost, poem by Rachel Cavendish 
* Timelines (by A.T. Bush) (timetravel to Ancient Vulcan).)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8===
==Issue 9==
T'hy'la 9 was published in 1990 and contains 147 pages. 
It contains art by Chris Soto, Deeb Cairns, Dragon, Lori S. Lee, Virginia Lee Smith, Sukna, and Sherry Veltkamp. Gayle F is listed in the credits for page 74, but her art is not on this page; it is on the cover instead.
 
From the flyer: 
* Encounter on Altair by Greta Foulard ("Spock, suffering the aftereffects of his first pon farr, seeks out a very exclusive club - and meets a most fascinating man...") (1)
* The Vision in the Song, poem by Linda Frankel (18)
*Auld Lang Syne, poem by Robin Hood (21)
* Where Love Hides by Rachel Cavendish and Cassandra ("Spock is surprised to learn that Amanda was not Sarekʼs first bondmate when he confronts Sarek after his father sees him and Kirk kissing.") (22)
* Slash Serenade, poem by S'JSS (27)
* The Dancer's Fate, poem by Linda Frankel (28)
* Jingle Balls, poem by S'JSS (30)
* Best of Innocence by DVS ("Riley, having recovered from his prejudice against Vulcans, is now serving with the intriguing Skovan. Skovan, it appears, is an outcast from his people - and is such is willing to engage in a most unconventional relationship. A relationship that highly intrigues James T. Kirk...") (32)
* One Night at Gol, poem by Rachel Cavendish (72)
* Solitude, poem by Rachel Cavendish (72)
* Metamorphosis, poem by Rachel Cavendish (72)
* Rescue, poem by Rachel Cavendish (72)
* Crying for the Moon, poem by Robin Hood (76)
* Light of Freedom by Susan Douglass (sequel to 'Northern Star' in T'hy'la #8) ("Kirk has achieved his freedom from slavery - but not from the nightmares which continue to ravage him...") (77)
* The Hare is No Tortoise, poem by Linda Frankel (93)
* Shattered Soul (The Lamb's Lament), poem by Linda Frankel (94)
* Spiderless Web, poem by Linda Frankel (96)
* Come With me by Natasha Barry ("While Spock frantically searches for the missing Kirk, Kang, per Klingon custom, takes to sword-bond an intriguing, golden-haired, mind-wiped human.") (98)
* Acid Tears, poem by Robin Hood (116)
* Artificial Tears, poem by Robin Hood (118)
* Just Like a Rat, poem by Linda Frankel (120)
* A Political Argument by Eva Stuart (Uhura is raped and imprisoned on a planet which denies the rights of women. The diplomatic tightrope Kirk and Spock must walk to rescue her has many repercussions, both professionally and personally...) (122)
* Letters of Comment (148)
File:Thyla9-1.jpg|from issue #9, Deeb Cairns
File:Thyla9-2.jpg|from issue #9, Sherry Veltkamp
File:Thyla9-3.jpg|from issue #9, Sherry Veltkamp
File:Thyla9-4.jpg|from issue #9, Virginia Lee Smith
File:Thyla9-5.jpg|from issue #9, Sukna
File:Thyla9-6.jpg|from issue #9, Dragon
File:Thyla9-7.jpg|from issue #9, Chris Soto
File:Thyla9-8.jpg|from issue #9, Chris Soto
File:Thyla9-10.jpg|from issue #9, L.S. Lee
File:Thyla9-11.jpg|from issue #9, Chris Soto
File:Thyla9-12.jpg|from issue #9, Sherry Veltkamp
File:Thyla9-13.jpg|from issue #9, Sherry Veltkamp
File:Thyla9-14.jpg|from issue #9, Deeb Cairns
File:Thyla9-15.jpg|from issue #9, L.S. Lee
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9===
==Issue 10==
T'hy'la 10 was published in 1991 and has 146 pages. Contains stories by Debbie Cummins, Susan Douglass, Kay Wells and a novel by Sharon St. James. Cover by Marilyn Cole; frontispiece by L. S. Lee. There is no other interior art.
From the editorial: 
* The Image of Perfection by Debbie Cummins ("The Klingons had the perfect plot: substitute an android for Commander Spock. With Vulcans well known for their lack of emotion, there was no chance that anyone would detect the difference.") (1)
* Timescape, poem by Cheryl Resnick (53)
* Half Brother, poem by Cheryl Resnick (53)
* Center Seat, poem by Cheryl Resnick (54)
* Bondmates by Susan Douglass ("In the Empire, Kirk has traded sexual favors for career advancement. But when his lover Spock wants a permanent commitment from him, he’s faced with revealing an even more devastating truth.") (55)
* Reunion, poem by Carol L. Lance (65)
* McCoy's View, poem by Carol L. Lance (65)
* Sweet Poison, poem by Robin Hood (66)
* Allusions by Kay Wells ("Spock is having difficulty keeping his mind from thoughts of his captain, especially since Kirk seems to be constantly in provocative positions.") (67)
* One Sided, poem by Amy (75)
* Impasse, poem by Amy (76)
* Parted and Forever Parted, Part 1 by Sharon St. James ("T’Pau refuses to give Spock and Kirk permission to bond, creating a rift between the two men. Then, on their next planetfall, Kirk is injured and separated from their party. Amnesiac in a slave culture, he is forced to learn anew his feelings about love, sex, and commitment.") (77)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10===
==References==
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