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Lindar's Voyages
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| Title: | Lindar's Voyages |
| Publisher: | Triffid's Leg Press, agented starting in 2016 by Requiem |
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| Date(s): | 1998 |
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| Fandom: | Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea |
| Language: | English |
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Lindar's Voyages is a slash 95-page Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea anthology of fiction by Lindar.
All stories were previously published in British and American fanzines and collected here in one place.
Summaries from the Publisher
- Under a Silent Sea (Despite his outward calm efficiency, Lee Crane's dreams are haunted by Farrell's death.)(reprinted from Friends Will Be Friends #1) (1)
- Just for Being Alive (After Lee is almost lost on an enemy submarine, Nelson's welcome is especially warm.) (reprinted from Deep Waters Only) (7)
- Confessions by Lindar and the Captain (An exchange of love letters between Crane and Nelson reveals jealousy among the jokes.) (reprinted from Deep Waters Only) (17)
- This Stealthy Serpent (Nelson's former lover causes spark to fly when he visits Santa Barbara and first meets Lee.) (reprinted from Uncharted Waters #8) (23)
- Passage of Time (An aging Crane, Living with Nelson in their retirement, experiences a strange dream.) (reprinted from Friends Will Be Friends #2) (65)
- Highest Game of All by Lindar and the Captain (In a longer exchange of letters, Crane and Nelson divulge their secret sexual fantasies.) (reprinted from Different Voyages) (73)