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The K/S Press 121 (June 2007)

• contains 32 pages, reviews for stories, art and poetry: T'hy'la #25, Beyond Dreams #9
• from the editors:

  This month we have not one but two Whole Zine Reviews! Thanks so much to Lemli for turning her appreciative eye on T'hy'la 26 and to Ivy for highlighting the great stories in Antinomy and Other Classic Trek Stories. This latter zine is not K/S, but the collection of tales by Suzan Lovett certainly does emphasize the relationship, the devotion and the love, and occasionally also deals with the concept of K/S in unconventional ways.

• a reader writes:

  KSP is a treasure that keeps renewing these thoughts in me each time I receive my issue and let myself get caught up in all the fun, reviews, con reports and even the news about upcoming cons, related happenings and especially new-born zines and song tapes, or CDs as they are now called. KSP has never forgotten us, the ones who cannot sometimes do more than read it and revel in it. KSP is inclusive, compassionate and truly understanding as its members forge ahead, doing great things, offering us zines full of fresh, innovative stories and ideas, keeping our dream on track. KSP and it's creators are treasures I unwrap in times of joy and in times of sadness. It is a class act and I wanted to say that again because I needed to say it.

• a fan takes a nostalgic trip:

  Last month, desperate for KS, I plunged my hand one night into the bookcase that holds all my KS zines. Somehow I pulled out FT 6. It got me through the night and took me down memory lane on a nostalgic trip. The stories were typed, the print very light, there were a few typos that had been corrected by pen. It was so enjoyable! It brought me back to those years when I worked like that, cutting and pasting and scotch-taping all the pieces together and then running off to the printers to meet a deadline for a story submission. Those were the days! And reading it made me so happy to have this glorified typewriter that is my old computer.

• a thank you to a fan:

  I would like to acknowledge the wonderful gift the library has received—two large cartons of zines from [Jane E] Thank you, Jane! Your generosity is just astounding and so very greatly appreciated.

• episode commentary for "Errand of Mercy," complete with screen shots

The K/S Press 124 (January 2007)

• contains 32 pages, reviews of stories, art and entire zines of T'hy'la #25, #26, Beyond Dreams #9, Antinomy, see those pages
• a fan says in gratitude:

  KSP is inclusive, compassionate and truly understanding as its members forge ahead, doing great things, offering us zines full of fresh, innovative stories and ideas, keeping our dream on track. KSP and it's creators are treasures I unwrap in times of joy and in times of sadness. It is a class act and I wanted to say that again because I needed to say it.

• a fan says:

  Last month, desperate for KS, I plunged my hand one night into the bookcase that holds all my KS zines. Somehow I pulled out First Time|FT 6. It got me through the night and took me down memory lane on a nostalgic trip. The stories were typed, the print very light, there were a few typos that had been corrected by pen. It was so enjoyable! It brought me back to those years when I worked like that, cutting and pasting and scotch-taping all the pieces together and then running off to the printers to meet a deadline for a story submission. Those were the days! And reading it made me so happy to have this glorified typewriter that is my old computer.

• this issue includes screenshots from the show with commentary
• an announcement/ad for KiS-Met "No K/S CONnections in 2007! No Closet until 2008, then why not come to KiS-Met?" in the UK
• an ad for Closet Con 2009
• for sale: Songvids By Mary Van Deusen, All 5 of Mary Van Deusen's ST songvids are now available on DVD.
  • # 1 is her TOS Slash songvids, primarily K/S
  • #2 is Gen with 2 K/S songvids
  • #3 is Gen with 2 K/S songvids
  • #4 is Gen with 2 K/S songvids
  • #5 is Gen with 3 K/S songvids

The K/S Press 125 (February 2007)

• contains 27 pages, reviews of art and fiction in Courts of Honor, Beyond Dreams #2, an online story called “Folsom Prison Blues” by [[Greywolf the Wanderer], the K/S slash advent calendar, T'hy'la #26
• a very detailed description of some K/S moments in the episode “The City on the Edge of Forever”, complete with screen shots
• “No K/S CONnections in 2007! No Closet until 2008! Then why not come to KiS-Met?" (a con in the UK, August 17-19, 2007)
• All 5 of Mary Van Deusen's ST songvids are now available on DVD. (#1 is her TOS Slash songvids, primarily K/S, #2 is Gen with 2 K/S songvids, #3 is Gen with 2 K/S songvids, #4 is Gen with 2 K/S songvids, #5 is Gen with 3 K/S songvids)
• new zines available
• zine submission requests

The K/S Press 130 (July 2007)

• contains 30 pages, comments on material in First Time #9, T'hy'la #17, #27, Scattered Stars #9, see those pages