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Perspectives (Star Trek: TOS story by Charlotte Frost)
| Fanfiction | |
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| Title: | Perspectives |
| Author(s): | Charlotte Frost |
| Date(s): | 1989 |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | slash |
| Fandom(s): | Star Trek: TOS |
| Relationship(s): | Kirk/Spock |
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Perspectives is a Kirk/Spock story by Charlotte Frost.
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #1.
Summary
"Kirk accidentally hears one of McCoyʼs personal logs where McCoy relates how he sees Kirk and Spock relating to each other."
Reactions and Reviews
1989
A question: Why were Kirk, Spock, and McCoy attacked and robbed, then apparently simply left? I thought that needed a bit more explanation. Otherwise, it was a wonderful story. I really liked the idea of McCoy putting off labeling his tapes, seemed a typical McCoy thing to do! The tape itself gave more of an impression of being written rather than spoken. Spock's statement to Kirk -"Jim, I could not tolerate such superficial intimacies." — is something I absolutely believe about him. [1]
1991
I liked the way the story was written with Kirk the silent observer, as McCoy and Spock both fussed over him while thinking he was too injured to be aware of them; and then as the surprised recipient of McCoy's personal log. I laughed when visualizing the stunned look on Kirk's face as he listened to the doctor's comments concerning himself and Spock, and I enjoyed Kirk's fast thinking in replacing the tape without McCoy being the wiser. This was a fun story to read. The sex scene was tender, patient and loving, and the idea of them examining each other's bodies to illustrate what they liked best was interesting. But Spock did seem too naive, and the sex, I felt, was a bit too slow-moving; after a while I wanted to see them "swept away" by the moment. [2]
References
- ^ from The LOC Connection #10
- ^ from The LOC Connection #27