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St. George and the Gecko
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| Title: | St. George and the Gecko |
| Author(s): | Jane Seaton |
| Date(s): | 1997 |
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| External Links: | was here |
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St. George and the Gecko is a Star Trek: TOS Spock/Sulu/Chekov/Uhura story by Jane Seaton.
It was originally posted to alt.startrek.creative and was the winner of an ASC Award.
Reactions and Reviews
Most Blasphemous Spock Story: Jane Seaton's "St. George and the Gecko." I'm shocked. Shocked, I say. This was the other major contender for the Made Me Laugh the Most category, but I felt such heretical nonsense deserved its *own* category. Jane, when you reach the afterlife there will be no Vulcans for *you,* sweetie. [1]
This one made me laugh way too hard to have read it at work. I'm a K/S fan, but this was pure fun and a good shocker. I would never have thought of it and hopefully never will if I am trying to write K/S (poor Kirk if they bonded). The buildup was great. The willingness to self sacrifice was valiant (although seeing the practice session would have been fun), and the ending - well, go read it yourself if you haven't. [2]
This story is fucking *rude*!! Me, I think it's totally hilarious. Obviously I hope it isn't really like that -- but man, I got me a whole bunch of good old-fashioned belly laughs out of this one. Especially Pavel's choice of reading material... [3]
References
- ^ comment by Raku at alt.startrek.creative, January 1998
- ^ alt.startrek.creative, February 1998
- ^ alt.startrek.creative, February 1998