Hee. How about "Spock: Messiah!" There seems to have been a surplus of exclamation points.
And speaking of Mary Sues, as you were doing before, how about J.M. Dillard's _Demons_, which I liked as a young idiot, and reread recently. I nearly sprained my eyebrows. Flaming red hair, violet eyes, McCoy falls in love with her, she's a stronger telepath than Spock, she saves various lives, yadda yadda. And then I reread one of Marshak and Culbreath's early Pocket Books, called _Triangle_, in which strange feral alien woman falls in love with both Kirk and Spock, and they with her.
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Date: 2002-11-01 06:02 pm (UTC)And speaking of Mary Sues, as you were doing before, how about J.M. Dillard's _Demons_, which I liked as a young idiot, and reread recently. I nearly sprained my eyebrows. Flaming red hair, violet eyes, McCoy falls in love with her, she's a stronger telepath than Spock, she saves various lives, yadda yadda. And then I reread one of Marshak and Culbreath's early Pocket Books, called _Triangle_, in which strange feral alien woman falls in love with both Kirk and Spock, and they with her.
Do you like any of Barbara Hambly's other stuff?