My favorite Spock fanzines
These are my favorites. I have duplicates of some, but not all:
The Bloodstone: An AU in which Kirk and Spock are stranded on a world of medieval danger and intrigue, swords, and strange psionic crystals.
Spock Enslaved: When the landing party that has beamed down to a planet named Atlantis discovers that the economy is based on owning and selling slaves, they object, and are captured and turned into slaves themselves. The Prefect finds Spock fascinating and pulls him from the state slave pool to become his own personal slave. At first Spock refuses, but learns that his resistance causes Kirk and McCoy to be brutally punished, so he gives in, doing the most menial tasks as well as the most objectionable whenever the Prefect snaps his fingers. On the outside, Spock may look and act like a well-trained slave, but on the inside, he is burning with plans to stage a slave rebellion – no matter what the cost!
Don’t Tell It to the Captain: A hilarious hurt comfort novel inwhich Spock is badly injured in a turbolift malfunction just before the Enterprise is due to have a full inspection by a cranky, by-the-book admiral. Regulations state that any individual who remains unfit for duty longer than 20 days must be rotated to a base hospital, but Kirk knows if Spock is transferred, the Vulcan will be reassigned when he recovers and someone will be assigned to take his place aboard ship. Wanting to avoid that at all costs, Kirk demands McCoy find a way to keep Spock on the ship and certify him fit for light duty before the inspection ends – not a small task! With the help of the entire crew at one time or another, McCoy and Scotty alternately cover up, mislay and hide a drugged-to-the-gills Vulcan. They make sure that at no time does Kirk ever become aware of their shennanigans so he can truthfully tell the admiral that his first officer is indeed on the ship, but just…elsewhere each time the admiral wants to talk to him. Hijinks abound, and the motto of the crafty crew? “Don’t tell it to the captain
I don’t have a copy at this time. Just my own personal copy.
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