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Gamin Davis' Spock Treks

I have been writing and having my

Star Trek:The Original Series fan-fiction published since 1981.

The internet is my latest adventure.

Not only have I shared my TOS (The Original Series)

tales on ASC (Alternative Startrek Creative)

but I have founded a discussion/fanfic list for those

who are interested in examining Kirk's and Spock's friendship relationship--

without getting into slash (same-sex romantic relationship).

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The Obligatory Disclaimer:

For lo, the Deity Paramount doth own these characters;

I do but frolic briefly with them in their playground.

KIRK AND SPOCK: THE *STRAIGHT* STORY

an essay by Gamin Davis
My interpretation of the Kirk and Spock friendship and why I don't believe it has any sexual aspects, including an episode-by-episode / movie-by-movie account of the evolution of their relationship.

Spock's Childhood

Once and Future Friend

pre-TOS

S, Sa, Am;

angst [G] for occasional toxic cuteness

Spock's only childhood visit to see some of his Human

relatives results in the beginnings of a friendship with his cousin,

setting a possible precedent for his friendship with Kirk.

For Duty's Sake

K&S, Sa, A, T'Pring; angst [PG])

Spock's post-"Amok Time" reflections on his childhood, as told to

Kirk, specifically on his relationship with T'Pring and a bonding

neither of them really wanted. This part: Troubled by thoughts

and memories of T'Pring, Spock visits Kirk in the wee hours of the

morning to discuss them.

Against Tradition

(FOR TRILLY)

S, Sa, A ; angst [G]

A story about Spock's decision to join Starfleet, his clash with

Sarek over it, and the beginnings of their long-running feud.

(Warning: this story contains a necessarily harsh portrayal

of Sarek--

considering the subject matter, I couldn't find any way around that.)

Spock's First Christmas
Pre-TOS S, Sa, Am, K, Mc, Ch; [G] For General sappiness
Spock reflects on the one Christmas his mother wasn't able to spend on Earth, and how he and Sarek collaborated on a special Christmas present to cheer her up.

Friendship Stories with

Kirk and Spock

The Best Christmas Present

K&S; h/c [G]

The story of Spock's first-ever Christmas among Humans, and

how he deals with spending it alone at Starfleet Academy--with some

unexpected help from his room-mate and would-be friend, a Human named

James T. Kirk.

The Loneliness of Command

Early version

K&S, angst, h/c [G]

Missing Scenes from "The Galileo Seven" in which Spock, while

recovering from his leg injury, tries--with Kirk's help--to deal with his

feelings of shame over losing the lives of two men on the Murasaki 312

mission, his first away mission command.

Darkness
Early Version
K&S, Mc, angst, h/c [G]
A short back story to the episode "Operation: Annihilate!",
covering how Spock dealt with his period of blindness and how Kirk dealt
with his nephew, Peter, and the loss of his brother, Sam.

Memories Born of Fire
K&S, S/Ch, Mc; h/c, angst
A full-length sequel to "Amok Time"
(previously published in my
zine SOMETHING TO REMEMBER,nominated for a Fan-Q Award)
in which Spock's attempts to deal with his shame and
fear after nearly killing Kirk force him to face the unexpected
depth of his feelings of friendship for Kirk--especially after the Captain's life is again threatened on Altair VI.

Kirk's Promise
TOS K&S, mild hurt/comfort (PG-13 for adult themes) After "Amok Time", Kirk and Spock have a private talk, and Spock makes an unexpected request.. .

First Duties

Early version

K&S, Sa, A; angst, h/c [G]

A "Journey to Babel" sequel that focuses on the real reasons that

Kirk and McCoy had to trick Spock into being Sarek's blood donor, and

ramifications it has for Spock's relationship with his parents--especially

Sarek--once they find out. This part: prologue dealing entirely with

Spock's thoughts upon arriving to find Kirk after his attack by the

An Unexpected Illness
Early Version
K&S, Mc, hurt/comfort (PG for explicit descriptions of some superficial disease symptoms) Sequel to "The Immunity Syndrome" in which Spock is found to have contracted an alien disease from the giant ameba. He and McCoy spend their leave on Starbase 6 caring for Spock and trying to find a cure.

Heroes

Early Version

K&S, Surak, angst [G])

Missing scenes from "The Savage Curtain", in which Spock discovers

that his "image of Surak" is not *exactly* as he had expected it

to be, and from after the episode, when Kirk helps him understand why.

Final Victory (AU, post-ST:TMP)

   K&S, Ch, Mc, Sa, A; angst, h/c, DEATH [PG]
   This is my first piece of fan-fiction.
   The story of how Kirk and McCoy help a still-unbonded Spock (and
   themselves) face his death in pon farr, then try to cope with his loss.

   A Light in the Darkness
(Post -ST:TMP, K&S&Mc, Ch, h/c)[G]       Spock is blinded in an accident on the Bridge
   and must face the possibility of leaving behind his home
   and his friends on the Enterprise forever.

Tashirya

(More Visions of Future Past, 1992)

Post-ST:TMP K&S&f, Ch, Mc; H/C, angst
(PG-13 for graphic mind-rape)
Spock is kidnapped by Kor to be used as a test-subject for a new type of mind-sifter

intended to be effective on Vulcans and others with mental shielding ability. Spock becomes involved with the half-Human/half-Romulan creator of the new mind-sifter--who also happens to be the daughter of the Romulan Kirk once defeated in battle ("Balance of Terror").

   Angels Home for Christmas Early Version
(TOS, K&S, S/Ch, Mc, assorted Human relatives of Spock; h/c [G])
   Two years after the V'ger mission, the crew of the Enterprise-including Kirk, Spock,
McCoy and Christine Chapel-get the chance to spend Christmas on Earth with
   their families. After being rejected by his Humans relatives, Spock accepts an
   invitation to join Kirk and Christine in Iowa where they are sharing an old-fashioned Christmas with Kirk's Mother; Spock arrives feeling depressed and isolated, and when he gets lost in a blizzard, a vision of an angel
   shows him how truly fortunate he is.

The Star: Circles of Light (TOS, K&S, Mc, Ch, h/c angst) [G] Shortly before the first Christmas, after the V'ger mission, McCoy faces a seemingly impossible choice: give a presentation on Vulcan mating rituals for the annual Federation Medical Conference or risk his career. When Kirk, as a result, is forced to choose between helping him or keeping his years-old, but so far unbroekn promise to Spock not to dicuss details of the pon farr with anyone, his choice leads to a loss of Spock's trust and the near-destruction of their friendship ( and more) as Christmas approaches. Then a mysterious star heralds a Christmas miracle that draws the two of them back together.

   Our Dearest Blood
   (Post-STIII / AU, K&S, Mc, Sa, Am, h/c) [G]
A STIII sequel written as an alternative to STIV, focusing on the early days of Spock's recovery after the fal-tor-pan ceremony and Kirk's efforts to help him.

      Time of Miracles
   (Post-STIV, K&S&M, Ch) [G]
   Kirk is injured during the Enterprise-A's shakedown cruise;
   Spock and McCoy face Christmas with him in a coma at a starbase hospital
   and the two of them having to spend the holiday together, worrying about Kirk
   and learning to get along with each others.

Spock and Christine Chapel

A Last Embrace

Early Version

(TOS, S/Ch, K&S; h/c, angst

[PG for subject matter])

A few missing scenes from "Amok Time",

falling between Spock's request that Christine make him plomik soup

and his going to the Bridge with Kirk and McCoy upon arrival at Vulcan,

mainly dealing with how Christine reacts to his condition

and her discovery that Spock already has a wife

--as well as more private talks between Spock and Kirk

as he and Christine each try,

in their own way, to help Spock deal with the pon farr.

A Time to Heal

This story was originally published in Trek anthology:

"More Future Visions," in 1992

S/Ch [PG-13]

for some mature themes

Set just after "Return to Tomorrow",

this story is a dark look into Henoch's actions

during the time he inhabited Spock's body.

Now Spock and his crew mates must deal with the traumatic aftermath.

A Rose Amongst the Ashes

( From Visions of Future Past,

Classic Trek anthology by Gamin Davis, 1992)

Post-ST:TMP/AU,

S/Ch, K & S, Mc; H/C, angst –

Rated PG (warning some graphic elements)

On a mission to locate a

missing exploration team on a hostile planet, Kirk is killed;

afterwards, Spock slowly begins to turn to McCoy and Christine Chapel

for help in dealing with his grief over Kirk's death.

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The following stories are

early versions.

"First Duties"

"Darkness"

"The Loneliness of Command"

"A Last Embrace"

"Heroes"

And my latest: "An Unexpected Illness"

If you would like to read the final versions, you can

order the zine. Information will be posted when the release date is known.

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