Mirror Afterthoughts
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Title: | Mirror Afterthoughts |
Author(s): | Flora Poste |
Date(s): | 1984 |
Length: | |
Genre: | slash |
Fandom: | Star Trek: The Original Series |
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Mirror Afterthoughts is a Kirk/Spock story by Flora Poste.
It was published in Nome #7 and Mirror Universe Alternates.
Prequel
A prequel to this series is Brotherʼs Keeper by D. T. Steiner in Rigel #3.
Series, in Chronological Order of Their Internal Time Line
- Mirror Antagonists (44 pages) (also in Nome #8) (published in May 1985)
- Mirror Amnesty (10 pages) (also in Maine(ly) Trek #4) (published in 1986)
- Mirror Awakening (14 pages) (also in Maine(ly) Trek #4) (published in 1986)
- The Chess Match, "a related poem" (12 pages) (also in Nome #6) (published in May 1983)
- Mirror Antecedents (62 pages) (also in Nome #8) (published in May 1985)
- Mirror Allegiance, part 1 (114 pages) (also in Nome #9) (published in May 1986)
- Mirror Allegiance, part 2 (105 pages) (also in Nome #10) (published in July 1987)
- Mirror Afterthoughts (22 pages) (also in Nome #7) (published in May 1984)
Summary
"After they aid their counterparts from the mirror universe, Kirk is unable to quit thinking about them and their being lovers."
Reactions and Reviews
This is, essentially, a 'will-they-won't-they-tell-each-other-their-feelings?' story; it is related to the poem "The Chess Match" in NOME 6. In Mirror Afterthoughts the gradual build-up of tensinn & the description of Kirk's anxiety is masterful. I was certainly sweating right alonside him - the story evoked a distinct visceral reaction. Kirk & Spock doubletalk & allude their way thru the whole piece & Spock is just superb, falling into silence at the most eloquent moments. I found the whole thing an absolute delight. [1]
References
- ^ from Not Tonight, Spock! #7