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<div style="float: right; clear: right">[[Image:asidothee4inside2.jpg|thumb|inside art for issue #4, [[Maureen B.]]]]</div> | <div style="float: right; clear: right">[[Image:asidothee4inside2.jpg|thumb|inside art for issue #4, [[Maureen B.]]]]</div> | ||
'''As I Do Thee 4''' was published in 1986 and contains 222 pages. | '''As I Do Thee 4''' was published in 1986 and contains 222 pages. It has art by [[Maureen B.]], [[Marilyn Cole]], Chiya, [[Merle Decker]], [[Caro Hedge]], [[Vel Jaeger]], [[Pendragon]] and [[Gayle F]]. | ||
* Duel by Kathy Resch (poem) | |||
*[[Outside of Time]] by [[Robin Hood (fan)|Robin Hood]] | From the editorial: {{Quotation|With this issue of AIDT, we see the last installment (I think) of the Thomas O'Shaunnessey saga; some varied post-TSFS view points; quite a bit of ST:TMP poetry; several alternate perceptions of Vulcans and their customs; some cold times; some (very) hot times; a little something for everyone. I have tried to choose the contents of this zine with ray guidelines in mind (no undue violence, etc, etc..) but have not stuck to them as though they were carved in stone. I think this is a very positive, loving zine...and I hope you think so as well. | ||
*[[A Worthy Choice]] by Joann Marek | At this point in time (mid-March), AIDT #5 is slated to be a novel by Dovya Blacque due, hopefully, this August. AIDT #6 will follow a few months after in the usual form and I'd be happy to see submissions for U6 beginning immediately. As Dovya has been working on this novel for the past A years (on and off), there's no guarantee that she'll finish it (and she doesn't mind me telling you sol), but she (and I) feel that a deadline will force her to finish it, so we'll keep our fingers crossed. If for some reason the novel can't (or won't) be finished by August, I'll go ahead with #5 in the usual way so you might want to start submitting yesterday....}} | ||
*[[Frozen Stiff]] by Marie Surah | * Duel by Kathy Resch (poem) (4) | ||
*[[Where the Ice Breaks]] by Faris Vincent | *[[Outside of Time]] by [[Robin Hood (fan)|Robin Hood]] (Amanda talks Kirk into going to Spock and confessing has love for him after the fal tor pan.) (5) | ||
*[[Ally]] by [[Ray Newton]] | *[[A Worthy Choice]] by Joann Marek (Sarek thinks about Spock's choice of Admiral Kirk as his bondmate and of earlier meetings he had with Kirk.) (23) | ||
*[[When Tradition Fades]] by Faris Vincent | * Apologia, poem by Shellie Whild (37) | ||
*[[Starlight on Shadows]] by Jo Scott-Ross | * Silent Pose, art by Natasha Solten (38) | ||
*[[Endymion]] by Tere Ann Roderick | * Rebirth, poem by Theresa Hernandez (40) | ||
*[http://ksarchive.com/viewstory.php?sid=2601 Little Sorrows]/[[Little Sorrows]] (Parts 1 & 2) by [[Dovya Blacque]] ( | * Binary, poem by Jenny Starr (40) | ||
* [[Endings and Beginnings (Star Trek: TOS story by C.A. Pierce)|Endings and Beginnings]] by Carol A. Pierce ( | * Inward Looking Out, poem by [[Robin Hood (fan)|Robin Hood]] (40) | ||
*[[Under the Twin Moons]] by [[Angel C. Soie]] | *[[Frozen Stiff]] by Marie Surah (A mission on the glacier of a cold planet becomes dangerous as Kirk, Spock and McCoy are trapped in a crevasse. It is a time of danger, shared memories and affection as they uait for rescue.) (41) | ||
* Shower Fantasies by Natasha Solten | *[[Where the Ice Breaks]] by Faris Vincent (Kirk has just learned of McCoy's approaching death. He seeks out Spock while trying to imagine life without McCoy or what life would be if it were Spock who were dying.) (57) | ||
* | * Rain, poem by Faris Vincent (58) | ||
* | *[[Ally]] by [[Ray Newton]] (M/U: Kirk and Spock journey to Vulcan to be bonded but Sarek, pretending to approve, has Kirk abducted and imprisoned in order to facilitate his death. "In the harsh world of the Empire, trust and loyalty are early casualties. Love dies new-born, for it demands faith in another; and who, being unable to give such, will expect to receive? Sometimes, there are those who sense the hunger for the prize... of those who hunger, perhaps one will hazard all... or two...") (59) | ||
* | * Speechless in Shadows, poem by Natasha Solten (83) | ||
* Lullabye #1 and #2, poem by Dovya Blacque (84) | |||
* Grey Bay, poem by Robin Hood (85) | |||
* Beds, poem by Jenny Starr (86) | |||
* Runner, poem by Kathy Resch (88) | |||
*[[When Tradition Fades]] by Faris Vincent (While visiting Vulcan for Spock's clan meeting, Kirk meets a cousin of Spockʼs who helps him realize what his and Spock's true relationship is. Prequel: Yes. "Jim, I've been looking for you." "I've been outside with your cousin." An eyebrow rose. "Really? Which one?" "Jasch." "And did you find him interesting?" "Very. He told me to talk to you, tell you what we spoke of. He wants to meet me again, speak to me about something." "That is Jasch; charming, fair, honest, humorous, and nearly always in trouble.") (89) | |||
* T'hy'la Eclipsed, poem by Cyrni Asher (109) | |||
* Letter #?/Waiting, poem by Andrea Arat (110) | |||
*[[Starlight on Shadows]] by Jo Scott-Ross (Spock is contacted by a friend from his past who wishes to meet with him and Kirk. Prequel: When I Was Seventeen. "Kirk haphazardly pushed the empty glasses aside and seated himself at the table. Spock remained standing. "Jim, this table is a mess." "That's typical. Sit down." "Haven't changed one damn bit." The new voice caused Spock to turn abruptly. Kirk looked up, eyes narrowed. "Thomas...," Spock said quietly.") (111) | |||
*[[Endymion]] by Tere Ann Roderick (Spock comtemplates Jim's beauty as he watches his lover sleep.) | |||
* Phantom, poem by Robin Hood (142) | |||
* A Creature in the Night, poem by Faris Vincent (143) | |||
* Darkness Before the Dawn, poem by Theresa Hernandez (144) | |||
* Late-Night Grumbles, poem by Tere Ann Roderick (146) | |||
*[http://ksarchive.com/viewstory.php?sid=2601 Little Sorrows]/[[Little Sorrows]] (Parts 1 & 2) by [[Dovya Blacque]] (147) (After a close friend dies, Kirk starts having sleeping problems and Spock discovers that there was a mental link between the two men. To keep Kirk alive, Spock replaces the broken link in Kirk's mind with one from his own. "He's asleep!" McCoy pressured the hypo into Kirk's carotid artery. "What is it?" Kirk rubbed sleep from his eyes. Spock's too-quiet voice answer his question. "It is now 11:37, Captain." "What?" "You... uh... overslept, Jim," McCoy offered. "Overslept? I don't oversleep.") (141) | |||
* [[Endings and Beginnings (Star Trek: TOS story by C.A. Pierce)|Endings and Beginnings]] by Carol A. Pierce (190) | |||
* Chess, poem by Patt (190) | |||
* Prince of Dreams/Fantasy, poem by Natasha Solten (192) | |||
* The Light of a New Way, poem by Dovya Blacque (193) | |||
* For J.T.K., poem by Cyrni Asher (194) | |||
* Watcher, poem by Dovya Blacquw (195) | |||
*[[Under the Twin Moons]] by [[Angel C. Soie]] (While visiting a new colony, Kirk is thrown from a moving vehicle, and combining his longing for Spock with the American Indian colonists, Kirk dreams of himself and Spock as Indian warrior lovers.) (196) | |||
* Shower Fantasies, poem by Natasha Solten | |||
* Provocation, poem by Patt | |||
* Now, poem by Patt | |||
*Contrasts, poem by Gene S. Delapenia | |||
* Exchanged, poem by Robin Hood | |||
* A Private Little War, poem by Andrea Arat (inside back cover) | |||
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4== | ==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4== | ||