We Have Each Other

We Have Each Other is a slash Man from UNCLE anthology edited by Trish. 
==Regarding the Title==
The second issue (and perhaps the first) includes this quote by David Gerrold on the table of contents: "All we really have is each other -- and it's in our commitment to each other that we make the kind of difference that really can change the world."
==General Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1==
We Have Each Other 1 was published in 1996 and is 248 pages. 
The front cover is by Suzan Lovett, and the interior illos are clip art.
* Blue on Blue by Theresa Kyle ("Napoleon spotted his partner sitting at a corner table, eating his meal with a marked lack of enthusiasm. Illya looked up, and Napoleon saw, with a heart-tug, a pair of unmistakably red-rimmed eyes...") (1)
* The Time of Truth Affair by Mary L. Millard ("Rudely awakened from a pleasant dream, Illya retched at the acrid stench which filled his nose. Drugged and groggy, he struggled to pull the mask from his face but felt himself move in slow motion, his efforts uncoordinated and weak. The room began to spin around him as more of the bitter gas filled his lungs, and he tumbled off the bed onto the floor.") (10)
* Exchanging Confidences by Emily Levin ("'I thought that you liked redheads,' Illya said. 'I did, but that was last week.' Napoleon's eyes glinted with humor. 'This week I have a fancy for blonds.'") (46)
* A Minor Difficulty by Linda White ("'Did you see the page about the Trudnost?' Napoleon asked... 'Da. I saw it.' Kuryakin's blue eyes shone with anticipation, the pre-mission high of the adrenaline junkie. 'Their participation should make life interesting.'") (reprinted in U.N.C.L.E. Under Wraps) (55) 
* Seductive Reasoning by Elizabeth Cochrane ("Napoleon looked even more surprised to see me than I was to see him; perhaps he hadn't expected me to be walking around naked, even in my own apartment. Then I saw his eyes travel slowly down my body, taking me in with a long, appreciative, all-absorbing gaze, and I was startled even further...") (64)
* The Only on the Holidays Affair by Rosemary C. ("A view of Napoleon and Illya's first three years together. 'Breaking his gaze, the blond withdrew a handkerchief from his smock's pocket, bending his head to clean the lenses of his glasses, and quite incidentally, to hide the vulnerable expression that Hashed across his features. But not before Napoleon had caught it'.") (87)
* The Return to Love Affair by Mary L. Millard ("'Napoleon.' As the name left his lips in a whisper, Illya Kuryakin lost track of all space and time, unable to believe his incredulous eyes. Surely after all the years it was impossible. Napoleon Solo couldn't possibly be here in the Russian Cafe...") (141)
* A Little R&R by Anonymous (150)
* The Bogeyman by Susan Devereaux ("...When Illya turned to look at him he saw his partner leaning against me shower stall, rubbing his right calf with a bewildered look on his face. 'Napoleon? What is it?' he asked. 'I don't know.' Napoleon looked at Illya, frowning with puzzlement. 'All of a sudden my leg just went numb...'") (152)
* The K.O.A. Affair by Jane Terry ("'I was thinking...' Napoleon looked back at his cards. 'What it would he like to kiss you.' 'What?' Illya wasn't sure he'd heard right.") (187)
* Brief Candle by Suzan Lovett ("It was a race between one after another frantic suture and one after another spurt ol' blood, the heart ripping itself apart as the surgeon's deft fingers fought to keep it intact. Napoleon felt like his own was being torn, watching the failing heart in someone's hands, a stranger coaxing it to live...") (This story was inspired by "The Cultural Exchange Affair" in Mobile Ghettos. Author's note: "This story was inspired by and takes off from an U.N.C.L.E/Starsky&Hutch cross-universe story titled "The Cultural Exchange Affair". I have not been able to get in touch with its writer for permission to use her name. Prudence dictates leaving it out. If I find out she wishes otherwise, I will immediately remedy) printed in MOBILE GHETTOS.") (200)
* The Ultimate Insurance Salesman Story Affair by Eleanor Burke Marshall (245)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
We Have Each Other 2 was published in 1997 and is 244 pages. 
It has a Suzan Lovett cover (called "To Touch the Earth") and one interior piece of artwork, also by Suzan ("To Reach the Sky", a companion piece to the cover); both pieces of artwork are in color.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial by Mary Millard and Trish Jeffers 
* Q&A by Elizabeth Cochrane (1)
* Changes by Emily Levin (11)
* In Sickness and In Health by Mary L. Millard (25)
* Dreamscape by Bethany Kent (39)
* Oral Gratification by Theresa Kyle (41)
* The New Beginning Affair by Bethany Kent (73)
* Family Affair by Taliesin (87)
* Love Letters by Linda White (115)
* The Engaging Affair by Mary L. Millard (121)
* Pushing the Odds by Elizabeth Cochrane (153)
* Intermission by Susan Devereaux (161)
* Kinks by Nikki Weston (163)
* The Arctic Nights Affair by Rosemary C. (winner of 1998 FanQ) (Summary: While on a training mission, Napoleon Solo is faced with the hardest challenge of his career – prolonged celibacy.) (191)
* Duet, poem by Bethany Kent (244)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
 
==Issue 3==
 
We Have Each Other 3 was published in 1999 and is 300 pages long. It has a cover by Suzan Lovett entitled "Wrapped in Sunshine".
The novel But Not For Me was originally meant to be a story in this issue, but it grew too long and was published as a standalone.
From the editorial: 
 
* Kismet by Linda McGee (1)
* The Heart of Stone Affair by Sarah Lindsay (also in Incognito) (15)
* A Matter of Necessity by Kate Drummond (35)
* A Five-Minute Course in Russian (40)
* The Best Friend Affair by Bethany Kent (41)
* Little Flower by Elizabeth Cochrane (86)
* Farewells by S. Mockingbird (95)
* Joust by Taliesin (99)
* Long Shadows by Kate Drummond (105)
* Dreaming in Color by Jane Terry (163)
* The Prisoner of Love Affair by Rosemary C. (Summary: A night out on the town leads to some interesting revelations.) (167)
* The Last Resort Affair by Linda White (reprinted in U.N.C.L.E. Under Wraps) (201)
* Survival of the Fittest by Theresa Kyle (225)
* A Song of Wolves by Cara J. Loup (298)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==References==
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