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Shade/Corey Molinar

Shade/Corey Molinar is a relationship between the characters Shade and Corey Molinar from the Pokémon fangame, Pokémon Reborn.
==Relationship in Canon==
Shade is first seen in the game as an omen of Corey's upcoming death. When Corey dies, Shade appears again. Then when the player battles Shade in his gym, Shade has a gengar named "Corey", suggesting it is actually Corey's ghost. Despite this, the two never truly interact, just happening to be in the same place often.
==Fandom==
The ship drew a small interest as a crack ship, leading to some memes and fanart.
==Controversies==
Many Reborn fans read Shade's character as being a ghost, or another form of undead entity. This led to accusations that the ship was in fact necrophilia and was, therefore, problematic. Coincidentally, someone sent an ask to the creator's tumblr regarding Shade's popularity in the fandom, and the creator suggested that Shade was not in fact dead.Tumblr ask for Amethyst Liddell. Published December 5, 2016 (Accessed February 15,2022). This coincided with the fandom quieting about any issue with the ship.
==References==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Pokémon Reborn
Shades of Blue

Shades of Blue was an NSync slash fanfiction site.
From the main page:
From Free Joy:"Shades of Blue - Catherine's N*Sync fic and lots more!"Jai Marie. Free Joy: Links, via Wayback: 28 May 2002. (Accessed 14 May 2016)
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:'N Sync
Category:2000s
Shades of Green (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine)

Shades of Green is a gen 156-page Kung Fu: The Legend Continues anthology, focusing on Detective Kermit Griffin. 
The art is by David Lee Gold		(front cover), Sharon Palmer, Jeanne R. Gold, Cynthia Boris Liljeblad, and L.C. Wells.	
==From the Editor==
Cynthia Boris talks about it in My Fannish Journey: The Fanzine: 
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* It's Not Easy Being Green by Nea Dodson ("A group of students are doing work-study in the police station...and one of them has a massive crush on Kermit.") (11 pages)		
* Shades of Green, the Poem by Martha Bleidner (1 page)		
* 'Twas the Night Before Christmas by Sherri Fillingham ("On Christmas Eve, Kermit and Paul talk about the past and present, and honor tradition with a toast.") (8 pages)		
* Breaking Point by Cynthia Boris Liljeblad (14 pages)		
* May I Vamp with You? by Cheshire de la Croix ("Karen isn't quite sure why Kermit is talking about vampires...") (4 pages)	
* Swift Kick by Jeanne R. Gold ("Missing scene from "Shadow Assassin". Kermit has a talk with Paul in the hospital room.") (2 pages)
* Consulting Fee by Jeanne DeVore ("Karen asks Kermit's help with her computer; as payment, she buys him dinner.") (16 pages)		
* Seasons Change by Martha Bleidner (1 page)
* Shades of Green, the Story by Cynthia Boris Liljeblad (11 pages)		
* Reflections on a Web by Martha Bleidner (1 page)
* From Techno-Wizard to Renaissance King... by Cynthia Boris Liljeblad ("Interview with Scott Wentworth, Kermit's actor.") (2 pages)	
* Land Mines by L.C. Wells (28 pages)		
* Some Enchanted Evening by Cheshire de la Croix (4 pages)	
* Out of the Cold by Martha Bleidner (1 page)		
* Change of Scenery by Cynthia Boris Liljeblad ("Kermit's ex-wife is dead, and he's under arrest. Peter follows him to the small town of Bower and finds out more about Kermit's past, his ex-wife...and his stepdaughter.") (44 pages)	
 	
 
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Shades of Grey

==Fanvids==
* Shades of Gray, a Highlander vid
==Stories==
* Shades of Grey (Highlander story)
==Websites==
* Shades of Gray, a X-Men Cyclops/Angel shrine
==Zines==
* Shades of Grey, a Star Trek: TOS menage zine
* Shades of Grey, a Stargate Atlantis zine
* Shades of Grey, a Blake's 7 zine
==See also==
* Fifty Shades of Grey, a novel by E L James
Shades of Grey (Blake's 7 zine)

Shades of Grey is a 90-page gen Blake's 7 novel by C.K. Smith. The art is by Theresa Condon. 
It was published in the US.
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Shades of Grey (Stargate Atlantis zine)

Shades of Grey is a gen and het (ship) 186-page (~55,300) Stargate Atlantis digest-sized novel. 
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
From the online posting: 
==Author's Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Stargate Atlantis Zines
Shadow

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==Characters==
*Shadow (Final Fantasy VI)
*Shadow the Hedgehog
==Fans==
*Shadow, a fan
==Stories==
*Shadow, a Star Trek: TOS story by Deanna Gray
*Shadow, a Stargate SG-1 slash zine in Jack's Viking Sky series
==Zines==
*Shadow, a Blake's 7 anthology published in the UK 
*Shadow, a Blake's 7 anthology published in the US
*Shadow, a UFO zine
*SHADO, a UFO zine
==See Also==
*Shadows
ShadowCon

ShadowCon was a Dark Shadows convention that ran from 1977 to 1986. 
In 1987, the con became a more general media con and was renamed Illumicon. Dark Shadows Festival was also a replacement.
This con has a con zine called Shadowcon. 
==Transitions==
The first ShadowCon was held in 1977. 
In 1983, Kathy Resch and Marcy Robin resigned from the comcon and officially dissolved the connection between this con and the zine The World of Dark Shadows. They cited differences in opinion about the change of direction this con was undergoing -- that instead of being a Dark Shadows con, it was turning into a more general horror genre convention. See Open Letter by Kathy Resch Regarding ShadowCon.
==ShadowCon 1 (1977)==
* held Sep 30-Oct 2, 1977, at the El Cortez Hotel in San Diego.
* John Karlen was the only actor to attended the first ShadowCon.
* ShadowCon was part of Starcon and was run by Jean (Peacock) Graham, Kathy Resch, and Marcy Robin.
One of the first mentions of plans for this first con was in The World of Dark Shadows #9: 
The planned venue changed. From "The World of Dark Shadows" #10: 
==ShadowCon 2 (1978)==
* July 1-4, 1978
* Lara Parker, Christopher Pennock, John Karlen, and Jerry Lacy were part of ShadowCon II at the Los Angeles Marriott Hotel
* its "parent convention" was WesterCon
* Kathy Resch was the chairperson
===ShadowCon 2 (1978): Con Report===
 
==ShadowCon 3 (1979)==
* June 29- July 3, 1979 at the Hyatt House Hotel in Los Angeles
 
===ShadowCon 3 (1979): Con Report===
==ShadowCon 4 (1980)==
* June 27-28, 1980 at Hyatt House Hotel, Los Angeles
* the fan film Dark Vengeance was shown
===ShadowCon 4 (1980): Con Report===
==ShadowCon 5 (1981)==
ShadowCon 5 was held June 27-28, 1981 at the Hyatt in Los Angeles, CA. The zine, Chosen Haunts, contains the prize-winning stories from the ShadowCon literary contest from that year. This con also generated a con zine called Shadowcon and the fan film Diary of Shadowcon.
==ShadowCon 6 (1982)==
* July 2-4, 1982
Program book: There are many candid photos of guest stars Robert Bloch and Jonathan Frid. There is also an article on Dark Shadows programming by Kathy Resch with candid photos of Jonathan Frid, Lara Parker, John Karlen, Jerry Lacy, and Robert Rodan. Lots more memories and photos from the convention.
==ShadowCon 7 (1983)==
ShadowCon 7 was held June 17-19, 1983. A fan video is posted here.
===ShadowCon 7 (1983): Con Report===
==ShadowCon 8 (1984)==
1984
==ShadowCon 9 (1985)==
* June 21-23, 1985
* a fan video is posted here. The fan who uploaded the video writes: 
===ShadowCon 9 (1985): Con Report===
==ShadowCon 10 (1986)==
ShadowCon 10 was held July 11-13, 1986 in Manhatten Beach, CA. Special guests were Frank Ashmore, Greta Blackburn, Mickey Jones, Andrew Prime, Sam Rolfe, and Norman Felton.
==References==
Category:Dark Shadows Conventions
Category:1977 Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
ShadowGram

ShadowGram contains information about the show and actors. There are at least 114 issues and it started in 1979. At first it was printed, but later moved online, although print subscriptions may still be available. Print issues run 12-14 pages. 
Information from this publication was used for Dark Shadows Actor Directory.
==Description==
From an ad in The World of Dark Shadows #81: 
*"Official information from Dan Curtis Productions about the possible new versions of DARK SHADOWS.
*News and personal photos from the 1966-1971 and 1991 DARK SHADOWS stars, including their own messages to the fans.
*Confirmed details of personal appearances and performances for the DARK SHADOWS cast and crew: Their roles in plays, TV, and film, plus their own books, CDs, and other projects.
*Reports and publicity from Sci Fi Channel on its weekday broadcasts of original DARK SHADOWS episodes.
*Updates, excerpts, release schedules, advance publicity, and special price offers for the DARK SHADOWS books, merchandise, and collectibles.
*Major DARK SHADOWS professional and quality fan publications and projects.
*Premiere announcements and updates for the annual Dark Shadows Festival conventions, featuring cast/crew guests in Autograph and Q&A sessions, performances, rare video programming, merchandise, photos, and memorabilia for sale, and more.
*News and sharing by DARK SHADOWS fans themselves from around the world."
==Issues==
* #37 (April 1987)
* #38/39 (July 1987)
* #42 (April 1988)
* #43 (July 1988)
* #44 (Oct. 1988)
* #45 (Jan. 1989)
* #46 (April 1989)
* #47 (August 1989)
* #54/55 and #55 (Jan. 1991) (oddly, there seem to be two)
* #56 (May 1991)
* #61 (Aug. 1992) (21 pages)
* #63 (Jan. 1993)
* #83 (June 1998)
* #84 (October 1998)
* #85 (February 1999) 
* #86 (June 1999)
==Gallery==
Image:shadowgramjuly1985.jpg|July 1985, 13 pages
Image:shadowgram2.jpg| cover of issue #55 (January 1991)
Image:shadowgram5455.jpg|cover of #54/55 (also January 1991)
 Image:shadowgram3.jpg| cover of issue #44 (1988)
Image:shadowgram61.jpg|cover of issue #61 (1992)
Image:shadowgram83.jpg|cover of issue #83 (June 1998)
Image:shadowgram84.jpg|cover of issue #84 (October 1998)
Image:shadowgram85.jpg|cover of issue #85 (February 1999) 
Image:shadowgram86.jpg|cover of issue #86 (June 1999)
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1970s Zines Category:1980s Zines Category:1990s Zines Category:2000s Zines
Shadow (Blake's 7 UK zine)

Shadow is a gen Blake's 7 anthology published in the UK. 
==Issue 1==
Shadow 1 was published in February 1985 (possibly reprinted in May) and contains 154 pages. It is 8-1/2 x 11-sized. 
This zine contains two stories. The second one, "Full Circle," inspired "Tangent" by Leigh Arnold. See Arnold's comments in Magnificent Seven #4.
This issue is available online here.
 
* a hand-drawn map of Cygnus Alpha
* art: front cover is by Alison Newns
* art: many untitled illos by Alison Newns
* art: overleaf (portrait of Paul Darrow) is by Tim Pieraccini
* art: "Del's Perils and Famous Meetings" are cartoons by Michael A. Hather
* Sylvie White, "Necromancia, Part I" (Story intro: "This epic soap opera concerns the kingdom of Necromancia, a mostly barren, hilly country where nothing much grows excerpt pampas grass and Christmas cactus. The story occasionally involves other principalities but is mostly concerned with the events occurring in Necromancia. The king of Necromancia is rich, however this is only because he steals everything from other lands (apart from spies of the king). His people, the peasants, who are very poor and mostly hungry (apart from the spies of the king) are revolting.") (1) 
* Sue Little, "Full Circle" (Story intro: "In the aftermath of the horrifying events of Gauda Prime, Vila finds himself out on the surface, burying three of his friends before being transported to a life of solitary confinement. But where is Avon? According to the official Federation reports, he is dead, having died while undergoing surgery. On a secret planet, two years later, Servalan awaits news of the one inhabitant of that planet's hospital complex. Who is this stranger? And why is Vila's help needed? Help that sets in motion a train of events leading to a final showdown and the last link, to form the "FULL CIRCLE.") (27)
Image:shadowone-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Alison Newns
Image:shadowone-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Paul Darrow by Tim Pieraccini
Image:shadowone-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Alison Newns
Image:shadowone-4.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Alison Newns
Image:shadowone-5.jpg|inside page from issue #1, sample text
Image:shadowone-6.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Alison Newns
Image:shadowone-7.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Alison Newns
Image:shadowone-8.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Helen from "Full Circle"
==Issue 2==
Shadow 2 contains two stories. It was published in April 1986 ("second impression") and contains 134 pages. The art is by Alison Newns (front cover), Dave Bowden, and Michael A. Hather.
From a description in the back of "Shadow" #1" 
 
* Sylvie White, "Necromancia, Part II" (40 pages) 
* Maria Przeslawska, "The Power of Destiny" (91 pages)
 
Image:shadow2blakes-1.jpg| from issue #2
Image:shadow2blakes-2.jpg| from issue #2
Image:shadow2blakes-3.jpg| from issue #2
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980s
Shadow (Final Fantasy VI)

Shadow (real name Clyde) is a main character from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy VI.
==Canon==
Painted as a cold-blooded mercenary who ‘would slit his mama’s throat for a nickel’, Shadow is seen to live up to his hype for the first half of the plot. However, it is revealed that he does care about things other than himself and Interceptor due to the existence of his daughter Relm (though this is unbeknownst to her) and the fact that he was willing to sacrifice himself so that the rest of the party could escape from Kefka’s floating island. Shadow has some issues but he’s a good guy underneath it all. To earn his trust for good, wait for him when it matters.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Having fathered a child while living in Thamasa, pairings with Relm’s unnamed mother are feasible. Shadow rarely shows an interest in other people throughout the events of FF6 however, so ships with anyone else are unlikely.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Shadow (Final Fantasy VI) tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VI Characters
Shadow (Star Trek: TOS story by Deanna Gray)

Shadow is a Kirk/Spock story by Deanna Gray. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #23 and the 2002 Red Rose, con zine for Red Rose Convention. 
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is haunted by a bizarre nightmare image." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Shadow Chasers

Shadow Chasers was a short-lived US mystery tv series that aired on ABC in 1985.
==Fanzines==
Some of the fan fiction in these zines is now online in pdf form. For a more comprehensive zine list, see this Shadow Chasers zine list.
*After the Dance (1988)
*Always a Price to Pay (1987)
*Bats in the Garrett
*Black Magic (multimedia)
*Blue Shadows
*Crazy Quilt (multimedia)
*Curious Goods (crossover)
*Curious Bad (crossover)
*Doors: A Frightfully Good Idea (1994, multimedia)
*The Eternity Express
*For Tomorrow May Never Come Again
*Glory and the Ghoul
*The Guardian (crossover with The Real Ghostbusters)
*Maelstrom
*The Manifest (1994, multimedia)
*On the Wings of the Knight (crossover)
*The Periwinkle Ball
*Prime Time Extra!
*Relaxovision! (2003)
*Seeing Double
*Shadow Chasers Express #1-7
*Shadow Chasers Special Gen Collection (2002)
*The Song of Shadows
*Stroke of the Sword #2 (HL xover)
*A Summoning of Blood
*The Temporal Times (multimedia)
==External Links==
*The Shadow Chasers FanFic Archive (includes zine list)
*MaryB's Shadow Chasers Home Page (episode guide, fanfic links, zine list etc)
Category:Shadow Chasers
Shadow Chasers Special Gen Collection

Shadow Chasers Special Gen Collection is a 362-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002.
* Who Would I Tell? by Christy Barnett is a crossover with Highlander (Off With His Head #1) 
* Force of Nature by M.D. Bloemker (Compadres #16) 
* Moon Shadow by M.D. Bloemker (Ouch! #8) 
* Sophia by M.D. Bloemker (Ouch! #7) 
* When Tomorrow Comes by M.D. Bloemker is a crossover with The Tomorrow People (Compadres #17) 
* Three Days to Forever by Jody Norman (Obsessions) 
* Alliances by Sheila Paulson is a crossover with Stargate SG-1 (New Worlds & False Gods #2) 
* Brothers by Sheila Paulson is a crossover with The Sentinel (Sensory Overload #5) 
* The Luck of the Clan MacKensie by Sheila Paulson (Compadres #15) 
* Promises to Keep by M.D. Bloemker (Compadres #18) 
* Benita by M.D. Bloemker (Black Magic #3) 
* Blue Christmas by J.P. Cads (The Yule Tide #1) 
* Little Drummer Boys by J.P. Cads is a crossover with The X-Files (The Yule Tide #1) 
* Mary's Boy Child by J.P. Cads (The Yule Tide #2) 
* Jingle Bell Rock by J.P. Cads is a crossover with The X-Files (The Yule Tide #2) 
* Ding Dong, Merrily on High by J.P. Cads (The Yule Tide #3) 
* Little Saint Nick by J.P. Cads is a crossover with The X-Files (The Yule Tide #3) 
 Category:Shadow Chasers
Category:2002 Zines
Shadow Dancers

You may be looking for the Harrison Ford zine Shadow Dance.
 
Shadow Dancers is a 105-page het Vincent/Diana Beauty and the Beast (TV) fanzine, part of a trilogy written by Rhonda Collins. 
It includes head-note poems by the author and by Nan Dibble. The art is by Rhonda Collins, Rosemarie Hauer, and Jan Durr; cover by Kevin Barnes. 
==The Series==
*Legacy of Love
*The Mirror of Our Dreams
*Shadow Dancers
==Chapters==
* Acknowledgements (2)
* Table of Contents (3)
* Author's Preface (4)
* Impact (7)
* A Lover's Face (22)
* Blind Passion (31)
* Midnight Passions (40)
* Loving Strangers (48)
* Shadow Dancers (58)
* Jungle Law (65)
* Silent Shadows (84)
* Tomorrow Always Comes, poem (104)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:shadowdancersbb-1.jpg|Rosemarie Hauer
Image:shadowdancersbb-2.jpg|Jan Durr
Image:shadowdancersbb-3.jpg|Jan Durr
Image:shadowdancersbb-4.jpg|Jan Durr
Image:shadowdancersbb-5.jpg|Jan Durr
Image:shadowdancersbb-6.jpg|Jan Durr
Image:shadowdancersbb-7.jpg|Jan Durr
Image:shadowdancersbb-8.jpg|Rhonda Collins
Image:shadowdancersbb-9.jpg|Jan Durr
Image:shadowdancersbb-10.jpg|Rhonda Collins 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Shadow Dancing

Shadow Dancing is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane Elza. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #23.
 
==Summary==
"Two bonded Vulcan ambassadors come aboard the Enterprise and while there ask Spock to set up a time for them to perform a prereform dance."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Shadow Hearts

Shadow Hearts is a series of role-playing video games for the PlayStation 2. The series includes Shadow Hearts, Shadow Hearts: Covenant, and Shadow Hearts: From The New World. All three games are turn-based RPGs. There are two unique elements to the Shadow Hearts games: The Judgement Ring and Sanity Points.
For nearly every combat action and for some mini-games, the player is presented with a "Judgment Ring". This is a circular field that has a radar-like line that sweeps through the circle a single time. There are several colored areas on the field. To successfully complete an action, the player must hit a button as the line passes through the correct area. 
In addition to the usual Hit Points and Mana Points for each character, there are also Sanity Points (SP), which decrease every turn the character is in battle (as a representation of the character's exposure to the horrific and maddening creatures) or can also be drained by enemies. When a character reaches zero Sanity Points, that character becomes "Berserk"; the character will perform random actions on random battle participants (including the player's party) with increased bonuses until either some Sanity Points are restored or the battle ends.
Koudelka (game) is considered a prequel to Shadow Hearts since the heroine, Koudelka Iasant, appears as a older woman and as Halley Brancket's mother in Shadow Hearts
Category:Video Games
Shadow Jedi

Shadow Jedi is a 165-page gen Star Wars anthology of fiction, poetry, filks and artwork. No "slash or gratuitous violence" was accepted. 
The art is by Z.P. Florian.
The zine debuted at MediaWest*Con.
A second issue was proposed for March 1995, but it was not published.
==The Editorial==
==Authors' Introduction==
==Contents==
* From the Shadows, editorial (2)
* My Son by Z.P. Florian (3)
* Introduction to The Invitation and Thresholds (6)
* The Invitation by Marti Schuller (Alternate Universe. Vader accepts Luke's invitation to "Come with me" and the two go off to finally learn about one another firsthand.) (7)
* The Initiation by Marti Schuller (7)
* Thresholds by Veronica Wilson (Alternate Universe. Accepting Luke's invitation on Endor, Vader accompanies his son to Dagobah in order to turn him to Darkness and Vader's ambitions.) (25)
* Initiation Rites by Veronica Wilson (Trying to escape imprisonment by a vengeful Sith Lord, Vader learns about his relationships with Luke and himself.) (66)
==Sample Interior==
 
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==References==
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Shadow Keeper

Shadow Keeper is a 180-page gen Star Trek: TNG novel by Gail Christianson.
It is Picard-centric novel and includes a short and mild het scene.
==Summary==
From Media Monitor: "Jono is missing, and the Talarians are threatening war. Picard takes a leave of absence to search for the boy. Getting kidnapped and sold into slavery doesn't stop him. Picard finds Jono, and they escape, but not before a nasty encounter with a Nauicaan leaves Picard scarred and disfigured. On the Enterprise, Riker and the crew struggle to find proof their missing captain is not dead. Stranded on the planet Urelia, how entrenched in Urelian life can Picard get without breaking the Prime Directive? And how can he resist? His disfigurement fits the old legend of Hasakh... The Shadow Keeper." 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Shadow Of The Mind's Eye

Shadow Of The Mind's Eye was the third Shaun Cassidy-centered zine published by Shaunshine to raise money for KidsCharities.org. Copies sold for 10.50 USD. It was the first single-fiction zine by the publisher and featured The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries fanfiction. 
Shaunshine
==Description== 
==Series==
1. The Many Faces Of Shaun Cassidy
2. Stories...For The Song
3. Shadow Of The Mind's Eye
==References==
Category:The Hardy Boys
Category:Shaun Cassidy
Shadow Over Westchester

Shadow Over Westchester is a X-Men/Cthulhu Mythos fusion story. It won Best Serious Crossover fic at the 2002 Comic Book Fan-Fiction Awards. The story has since gone offline but can be read via archived pages on the wayback machine.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Cthulhu Mythos
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Shadow Play (Star Trek: TOS story by Elise Madrid)

Shadow Play is a K/S story by Elise Madrid. 
It was published in the print zine Legends #3.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock of the ISS Enterprise struggle with the after effects of the transporter accident. This is a different view of the “Mirror” universe."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Shadow Play (Star Trek: TOS story by Robin Hood)

Shadow Play is a Kirk/Spock story by Robin Hood.
It was published in the print zine KSX #1.
==Summary==
"Spock interrogates the M/U Kirk and finds out that he and his Spock are lovers, leading to a confrontation with his own Kirk."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎