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Line 550: − * [[Barely Blue]] by Robin Hood (When Spock is unable to decelerate after their run-in with the Scalosians, Kirk recelerates to be with him while hoping to find a solution before Spock dies.) − * [[Just for Old Times' Sake]] by Addison Reed. (Humor: After Kirk and Spock retire, McCoy makes a surprise visit to their home on Vulcan.) − * [[Waiting for the Sun]] by Faris Vincent (Spock seems unable to let go of his unemotional way of life after V'Ger and Kirk finds it harder and harder to let things continue as they are.) − * First Place: [[Out of the Rock]] by Martha Selena Brown (After V'ger, Spock has difficulty dealing with the lessons learned from the probe. For Kirk, a new understanding of his friend and of himself leads him to help Spock acclimate to his new-found self.) − * Second Place: [[In His Image]] by [[Charlotte Frost]] (The transport of a rare and precious collection of sculptures opens new images to Kirk's mind. And after meeting the eccentric Vulcan recipient of the shipment, both Kirk and Spock discover they have a lot to think about.) − * Third Place: [[Lion Heart]] by Tess Aigner (Unknown aliens choose Spock as the target of their experiment to test human limitations. This particular test: to judge and measure the length humans will go to for the ones they love.) − + − * [[Anchorage]] by Addison Reed (One summary: The Klingon Bird of Prey floats in San Francisco Bay. The crew watches with held breath for the whales to emerge from the hold where they were trapped. Time slips by and the whales do not appear... and neither does Admiral Kirk... Another summary: Kirk almost drowns while releasing the whales from the bird-of-prey but is drawn back from near death by his bond with Spock which also releases the rest of Spock's memories of their life together as bondmates.)+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + − Other Entrants:+ − + − + − + − + − + − + + + + + + +
As I Do Thee/Issues 1-10 (view source)
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[[File:asidothee9front.jpg|thumb|front cover of issue #9, [[Chris Soto]]. "Mention these covers to anyone who’s seen them and call them the “tuxedo covers” and they’ll gasp with pleasure. It’s worth it to get the original of this zine just for the covers. A sophisticated, elegant tuxedoed Spock with a hint of haughtiness and power graces the front. A boyish, handsome Kirk, looking as if he’s a little too young to be wearing such sophisticated attire, graces the back cover. Both are surrounded by a black background which lends an air of mystery and strength to these drawings." <ref>from [[The K/S Press]] #21</ref>]]
[[File:asidothee9front.jpg|thumb|front cover of issue #9, [[Chris Soto]]. "Mention these covers to anyone who’s seen them and call them the “tuxedo covers” and they’ll gasp with pleasure. It’s worth it to get the original of this zine just for the covers. A sophisticated, elegant tuxedoed Spock with a hint of haughtiness and power graces the front. A boyish, handsome Kirk, looking as if he’s a little too young to be wearing such sophisticated attire, graces the back cover. Both are surrounded by a black background which lends an air of mystery and strength to these drawings." <ref>from [[The K/S Press]] #21</ref>]]
'''As I Do Thee 9''' was published in 1987 and contains 152 pages. Includes contest winners.
'''As I Do Thee 9''' was published in 1987 and contains 152 pages. Includes contest winners.
Honorable Mention:
* Voice of Smoke, poem by Dovya Blacque (inside front cover)
* Touchstone by Robin Hood (4)
* [[Just for Old Times' Sake]] by Addison Reed. (Humor: After Kirk and Spock retire, McCoy makes a surprise visit to their home on Vulcan.) (5)
* Disorderly Passions, poem by Linda Frankel (12)
* [[Barely Blue]] by Robin Hood (When Spock is unable to decelerate after their run-in with the Scalosians, Kirk recelerates to be with him while hoping to find a solution before Spock dies.) (13)
* Uncharted Worlds, poem by Ellen Morris (31)
* First Place: [[Out of the Rock]] by Martha Selena Brown (After V'ger, Spock has difficulty dealing with the lessons learned from the probe. For Kirk, a new understanding of his friend and of himself leads him to help Spock acclimate to his new-found self.) (33)
* I Am the Captain, poem by C. Evan Wood (50)
* Second Place: [[In His Image]] by [[Charlotte Frost]] (The transport of a rare and precious collection of sculptures opens new images to Kirk's mind. And after meeting the eccentric Vulcan recipient of the shipment, both Kirk and Spock discover they have a lot to think about.) (51)
* Sunrise/Nightfall, poem by Ellen Morris (71)
* Defense, poem by Martha Selena Brown (73)
* For Me, poem by C. Evan Wood (74)
* Third Place: [[Lion Heart]] by Tess Aigner (Unknown aliens choose Spock as the target of their experiment to test human limitations. This particular test: to judge and measure the length humans will go to for the ones they love.) (75)
* Time Colors, poem by [[Lonetta Ives]] (82)
* Honorable Mention: [[Anchorage]] by Addison Reed (One summary: The Klingon Bird of Prey floats in San Francisco Bay. The crew watches with held breath for the whales to emerge from the hold where they were trapped. Time slips by and the whales do not appear... and neither does Admiral Kirk... Another summary: Kirk almost drowns while releasing the whales from the bird-of-prey but is drawn back from near death by his bond with Spock which also releases the rest of Spock's memories of their life together as bondmates.) (83)
* [[Spirit Wind]] by Greggia Seta (Back on Earth after Spock's refusion, Kirk finds a letter delivered before Spock's death predicting the events leading to that death and what followed.) (99)
* [[It Can Always Get Worse]] by Ursula Tulle (Kirk begins having nightmares of losing his ship shortly before the fateful cadet cruise that will take Spock's life.)
* Love Storm, poem by Linda Frankel (108)
* [[Spirit Wind]] by Greggia Seta (Back on Earth after Spock's refusion, Kirk finds a letter delivered before Spock's death predicting the events leading to that death and what followed.)
* [[It Can Always Get Worse]] by [[Ursula Tulle]] (Kirk begins having nightmares of losing his ship shortly before the fateful cadet cruise that will take Spock's life.) (109)
* [[Secrets in Stone]] by [[D.A. Martin]] (Hearing rumors that Kirk and Spock are lovers, an artist friend of McCoy's creates a statue of them, but after McCoy sees it he tries to hide it from them, unaware that the rumors are true.)
* Let Me Stay, poem by Cybel Harper (115)
* Voice of Smoke by Dovya Blacque
* New Light, poem by Dovya Blacque (117)
* Disorderly Passions by Linda Frankel
* Perfect Pain, poem by Robin Hood (118)
* Poetry: by [[Dovya Blacque]], Linda Frankel, Rhea Gowan, Cybel Harper, [[Robin Hood (fan)|Robin Hood]], Lonetta Ives, Bonita Kale, [[Sara Rodale]], [[Natasha Solten]] and C. Evan Wood.
* [[Secrets in Stone]] by [[D.A. Martin]] (Hearing rumors that Kirk and Spock are lovers, an artist friend of McCoy's creates a statue of them, but after McCoy sees it he tries to hide it from them, unaware that the rumors are true.) (119)
* Orbit, poem by Natasha Solten (137)
* Reunited, poem by Faris Vincent (reprinted from "As I Do Thee" #1) (138)
* [[Waiting for the Sun]] by Faris Vincent (Spock seems unable to let go of his unemotional way of life after V'Ger and Kirk finds it harder and harder to let things continue as they are.) (139)
* With You, poem by Cybel Harper (149)
* Only You, poem by Rhea Gowan (151)
* From Your Dreams, poem by Dovya Blacque (inside back cover)
* Art: by Chiya, Arleen Geller, [[The Southern Cross]], [[Virigina Lee Smith]], [[Chris Soto]] and [[Jacquelyn Zoost]]
* Art: by Chiya, Arleen Geller, [[The Southern Cross]], [[Virigina Lee Smith]], [[Chris Soto]] and [[Jacquelyn Zoost]]