If Ever I Would Leave You
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Title: | If Ever I Would Leave You |
Author(s): | Kay Wells |
Date(s): | 1990 |
Length: | |
Genre(s): | slash |
Fandom(s): | Star Trek: TOS |
Relationship(s): | Kirk/Spock |
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If Ever I Would Leave You is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells.
It was published in the print zine First Time #26.
Summary
"A/U: A year into the 2nd mission, Kirk & McCoy go to a Vulcan awards ceremony, not realizing that Spock has left Gol and will be there, reigniting Kirkʼs pain at the loss of Spock and his undeclared feelings for him."
Reactions and Reviews
1990
This alternate version of ST:THP was admirably consistent in depicting Kirk's sense of desperation at being without Spock for a year, though I also think the commodore was a tad on the whimpy side. This story was well-focused and I liked all the little mysteries that kept popping up. The illo on page 152a was a poignant portrait of Kirk's despair. [1]
1991
A very practical idea to furnish heirs and grandchildren. This was one of those stories where you are almost weeping with the characters one minute and laughing the next. A rather pleasant 'fun' story. [2]
1999
This accomplished writer didn’t quite make me believe in this particular scenario involving a long- parted Kirk and Spock. Kirk’s long-standing depression created by the belief that Spock is irretrievably lost to him—deep in the mountains of Gol—is wrenching. However, his reaction to finding Spock at a VSA awards banquet only to learn that Spock spent but a few months at Gol just didn’t convince me. It seems stilted and rushed when they do converse and everything comes together far too quickly and effortlessly for all the things that have passed between them in the interim. There was some good dialog, especially between Kirk and McCoy, but it needed—and deserved—much more of the author’s time to make it right. [3]
References
- ^ from The LOC Connection #23
- ^ from The LOC Connection #29
- ^ from The K/S Press #32