Sometimes it's the silence of voices absent that carries the truest sound.
First published in 2001 in the KiScon 2 fanzine.
[Reviews - 5] Ni Var: A Vulcan term that describes two halves that combine to make a whole.
First published in 1997 in fanzine T'hy'la 19.
This is my Spock-as-an-Amish-dude story. It was first published in Scattered Stars 8 in1996. I am most grateful to Robin for her support and belief in me, to Jenna Sinclair for her excellent editing skills, to Lyrastar for her amazing computer know-how, and to the movie Witness which was my inspiration.
I’ve made some very minor changes from the zine version.
Behind the machinations of bureaucracy lurks the lives of real people.
First published in First Time #53. Warm thanks go to Jenna Sinclair for her help with its development and to Lyrastar for putting it online.
Sometimes when you think things are at their lowest, you discover that you were wrong.
Originally published in 2007 in Legacy, vol. 5. Warm thanks go to Jenna Sinclair and D'Anne for their editorial skills and to Lyrastar for making it available online.
One does not need to be well trained in the paths of logic to discern the meaning of the vision. I am the diver, and he, of course, the sea.
First published in 1995 in fanzine First Time #42 and presented with warm thanks to Jenna Sinclair for her help.
After years of refusing the bond, Spock’s death causes Kirk to realize what he had been asking of his lover. Pre- and post- "The Wrath of Khan".
Originally published in 1993 in the print fanzine First Time # 36.
Robin Hood originally published this story in Within the Mirror 9 in 1994. My thanks go to Robin and Jenna Sinclair for their excellent editing skills. Whatever mistakes remain are solely my own. Thanks, Lyrastar, for your patience and technical savvy. (I am clueless when it comes to getting stories up on the web.)
I think of this story as Mirror Lite.
The most intrinsic of all the senses.
First published in the KiScon 2004 fanzine.
