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How About a Rematch?
You may be looking for the K/S story The Rematch.
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| Title: | How About a Rematch? |
| Author(s): | Mary Lou Dodge |
| Date(s): | April 1975 |
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| Genre(s): | het |
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How About a Rematch? is a Star Trek: TOS Kirk/Uhura story by Mary Lou Dodge.
It was published in Delta Triad #2.
Part of a Series
(in order of publication, not necessarily in the order they occur):
- DT1: My Gracious Silence
- DT1: How About a Raffle?
- DT2: The Denebian Bell
- DT2: How About a Rematch?
- DT3: Old Child, Young Child
- DT4: Dark of the Moon
- DT4: I'll Come to You by Moonlight
- DT5: My Dancing Day
- DT5: Love's Renaissance
- DTSI: Uhura's Decision
Reactions and Reviews
Romp. The Enterprise officers try to get rid of an Orion dancer Spock has won by ensuring that she lose a dance competition. The competition is also trying to make sure she loses, and the Feds and the Orions keep interfering with one another's schemes. The Orion dancers are presented here as overgrown and oversexed poodles; this one wants Spock. [1]
The balance of fiction [in the zine] was good; the fiction itself ranged from better-than-average ("How About A Rematch?") to excellent ("The Second Gift"). I found "Rematch" much more entertaining than the first segment in DT 1... [2]
References
- ^ Halliday’s Star Trek Zinedex (TOS) - Title Index, Archived version
- ^ from the letters section of issue #3 of Delta Triad, from Connie Faddis