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Who's Afraid of Intendant Kira?
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| Title: | Who's Afraid of Intendant Kira? |
| Author(s): | Kathryn Ramage |
| Date(s): | 2002 |
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| External Links: | Available at alt.startrek.creative: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 |
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Who's Afraid of Intendant Kira? is a Star Trek: DS9 Garak/Bashir story by Kathryn Ramage.
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award.
Reactions and Reviews
I admit, I'm always a sucker for any fanfic that tries to rewrite a classic, and this is a very good one. I could almost see Liz and Dick playing this one out--in black leather, no less! It stayed true to the original while staying well within canon. Very good job! [1]
The format of Kathryn Ramage's Who's Afraid of Intendant Kira?, that of a story told as a script complete in three acts, was very novel and very interesting and very well done. Given that almost all of the story consisted of dialogue, the story was especially fast-paced and really zipped past. It made for a quick and gripping read. The story also had quite a few humorous touches and featured a really good twist ending. I certainly liked how in Who's Afraid of Intendant Kira? Kathryn Ramage played with the Mirror Universe that we saw in Deep Space Nine. It's always great to read a Mirror story that shows real imagination rather than being an excuse for sexual brutality. I felt the author was completely in control of her writing and of her characterizations, themes, and style. I really enjoyed Kira and Garak in this story. I liked how the story ended by answering the question set by the title. A very well done story. [2]