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Collection 320 Collection 320 Box Folder Author Title 1 1 Killashandra Sharing the Risk 1 2 Greywolf Ripple (Sequel to Lost Sailor) 1 3 Greywolf The Other One 1 4 Jane Still Amok 1 5 Jane Coals of Fire 1 6 Killashandra Surrender 1 7 Sydvick Gift of Words 1 8 Greywolf the Wanderer Jack-a-roe (prequel to China Doll) 1 9 Greywolf the Wanderer China Doll (sequel to Jack-a-roe) 1 10 Kaki Command Seminar 1 11 Morgan LeFey A Place for Me (Sequel to Ishmael- pro book) 1 12 Saavant A Violent Past 1 13 Saavant Self-Inflicted Wounds (sequel to Violent Past) 1 14 Saavant Nine Lost Lives (sequel to Self-Inflicted Wounds) 1 15 K'Sal In Check 1 16 J.S. Cavalcante Touch 1 17 Killa Surrender 1 18 Bats He's My Friend 1 19 Amanda Stinnett Casada Perceptions 1 20 Liz Ellington Just Be A Friend 1 21 Jungle Kitty The Edge 1 22 Jungle Kitty The Wedding Gift 1 23 Judith Gran The Captain's Log 1 24 Karin Porter Together 1 25 T'Pat Where the Dreams 1 26 Cimorene Unintended 1 27 Hafital While I Lay Dreaming 1 28 Mickey Return of the Squire of Gothos 1 29 Mickey Echo of Gothos 1 30 Hafital Neutral Territory 1 31 T'Thrill A Fool's Kiss 1 32 Milana The Suite at the Deneva Royale 1 33 N/A No and Yes 1 34 K1of7 I was J.T.'s Love Slave 1 35 T'Lin Quenching the Flames 1 36 Francesca Vitale Runzani 1 37 Hypatia Kosh Fair Seducer 1 38 T'Guess Cannot Touch 1 39 T'Thrill Night Demons 1 40 T'Lin The Visit 1 41 T'Lin The Summons 1 42 Greywolf the Wanderer Dark Star 1 43 Acid Queen The Voice of Vulcan 1 44 Fern Of All the Gin Joints 1 45 Physhnor Fowl Hair of the Dog 1 46 N/A The Last Straw 1 47 Rari Cross Through the Looking Glass 1 48 Jesmihr His Darkest Hour 1 49 Rae Trail Home is the Heart 1 50 Greywolf the Wanderer Lost Sailor 1 51 Varoneeka Wanting 1 52 Greywolf the Wanderer And in the Darkness Bind You 1 53 A Round Robin Be Mine 1 54 Greywolf the Wanderer Fire on the Mountain 1 55 Kelthammer Empathy Part II 1 56 K'Sal In Check 1 57 T'Thrill Chance Encounters 1 58 Rosemary Heaton Interdict 1 59 Misty Waters In My Arms 1 60 Killa When the Heart Remembers 1 61 Francesca Sunrise (version 1&2) 1 62 Ketsa Moonlight and Roses 1 63 Misty Waters For A Higher Place 1 64 Dread Nought The Present 1 65 Dread Nought Forget Me Not 1 66 Dread Nought Winter Solstice 1 67 Dread Nought Into the Song Suite 1 Collection 320 Box Folder Author Title 1 68 Dread Nought Targets 1 69 Dread Nought Cocoon 1 70 T'Guess Checkmate 1 71 Ketsa My Own Worst Enemy 1 72 Farfalla Passing Notes in Starfleet High 1 73 Hypatia Kosh Never Say Velvet 1 74 T'Thrill Silver Avis 1 75 Rosemary Heaton After Effects 1 76 Lady Charena End of the Game 1 77 Kelthammer Letter to Amanda 1 78 Selek Sarek's Flitter 1 79 Deanna Furballs 1 80 Rae Trail The Vacation 1 81 Graywolf The Naughty Cabin Boy 1 82 Rae Trail Earth Boys Are Easy 1 83 Selek Spock's Superbowl Party 1 84 Rae Trail The Cooking One 1 85 Graywolf Aspects of Vulcan Biology for the Non-Vulcan Student Anatomy 1 86 Graywolf The Music Never Stopped 1 87 Judith Gran Handyman 1 88 Wildcat One Too Many 1 89 Jungle Kitty A Twice-Told Tale 1 90 Ellen Fremedon Life Is But A Dream 1 91 Marlene Taylor The Truth about Kirk and Spock 1 92 Laoura Jacquez Valentine Boys Will Do …er, Be Boys 1 93 Judy Gran On Trial 1 94 Farfalla Captain Curve 1 95 Kaki A Printfan's Nightmare 1 96 Kaki Dreadful Malady 1 97 Kaki I Neep My Peeps 1 98 Kaki Birthday Party 1 99 Kaki Pamela Envy 1 100 Kaki Tupper Gol 1 101 Kaki Tupper Einstein's 1 102 Kaki Tupper Saves K/S 1 103 Kaki Six Inches 1 104 Kaki Insecurity 1 105 Kaki Promotion 1 106 Farfalla Flower Power 1 107 SandiB Limbo 1 108 Jungle Kitty CaseStudy: The Pon Far Project 1 109 Jane A Visit to the Day Care Room 1 110 Jungle Kitty Kirk & Spock Go Ice Fishing 1 111 Jane Still Amok 1 112 Jane Coals of Fire 1 113 Raku Take It Like A Man 1 114 Jungle Kitty Golden Boy 1 115 Raku Never and Always 1 116 J.S. Cavalcante The World Withheld 1 117 Jenna Hillary Sinclair World Turned Upside Down 1 118 Bats Eros 1 119 T'Lin Road Not Taken 1 120 Vanasati Bridge 1 121 Vanasati A Mother Alone 1 122 T'Lin The Truth of the Matter 1 123 T'Lin May I Buy You A Drink 1 124 SAMK The Place pf Marriage Or… 1 125 T'Lin What WE Do For Love 1 126 T'Lin Afterthoughts: Spock 1 127 Lady Charena The Letter 1 128 Bats The Waterfall Dance 1 129 Menolly Never Parted 1 130 Dread Nought Jealous Mistress 2 131 K1of7 Camping 2 132 Bats The Bonding Contingent 2 133 Vanasati What If It's You? 2 134 T'Lin Like Mother, Like Daughter 2 Collection 320 Box Folder Author Title 2 135 T'Emael Naked Stars 2 136 Helen Stagiekaridi Give and Take 2 137 Dread Nought Arrows 2 138 Blair Heart Unexpected Hand 2 139 Liz Ellington Park At Twilight 2 140 Lady Hawk Eye of the Beholder 2 141 Enigmatic Sunbeam Moondance 2 142 Bats Perditions Fortune 2 143 Bats He's My Friend 2 144 Amanda Stinnett Casada Perceptions 2 145 T'Guess Spock's Journal 2 146 Susanne Bowers, Brancher, Laura Jacquez Finger Play Valentine, S.R. Benjamin, T'Pat, Mary Ellen Curtin, Zeborah, and Wildcat 2 147 Cimorene111 What I Am to You 2 148 Judith Gran Terminus 2 149 T'Guess Spock's Journal Part 2 2 150 Laura Goodwin The Slash Reader 2 151 Laura Goodwin Beat All That You Can Eat Part I 2 152 Laura Goodwin Beat All That You Can Eat Part 2 2 153 Laura Goodwin What Is "Fair Use"? 2 154 Laura Goodwin Respecting Roddenberry's Vision 2 155 Laura Goodwin Kirk: My Ten Reasons 2 156 Laura Goodwin Why Captain Kirk Is Important to Leatherfolk 2 157 Laura Goodwin Kirk's Close Encounters 2 158 Laura Goodwin Topica Email List Directory 2 159 Laura Goodwin Supportive Discussion Lists 2 160 Laura Goodwin Humerous TOS Episode Commentaries 2 161 Laura Goodwin Where No Man Has Gone Before 2 162 Laura Goodwin Carbomite Maneuver 2 163 Laura Goodwin Mudd's Women 2 164 Laura Goodwin Charlie X 2 165 Laura Goodwin Mantrap Notes 2 166 Laura Goodwin Naked Time Notes 2 167 Laura Goodwin The Sensational, Controversail Naked Time Conversations … (etc) 2 168 Laura Goodwin What R Little Girls Made Of? 2 169 Laura Goodwin Dagger of the Mind 2 170 Laura Goodwin Miri 2 171 Laura Goodwin Conscience of the King 2 172 Laura Goodwin Shore Leave Relationship 2 173 Laura Goodwin Shore Leave - FINNEGAN 2 174 Laura Goodwin Shore Leave - RUTH 2 175 Laura Goodwin Shore Leave - SPOCK 2 176 Laura Goodwin The Squire of Gathos 2 177 Laura Goodwin Tomorrow Is Yesterday 2 178 Laura Goodwin Return of the Archons 2 179 Laura Goodwin This Side of Paradise 2 180 Laura Goodwin Devil in the Dark 2 181 Laura Goodwin Amok Time 2 182 Laura Goodwin Bread and Circuses 2 183 Laura Goodwin Gamesters of Trickelion 2 184 Laura Goodwin Patters of Behavior, I Mean, Force 2 185 Laura Goodwin Paradise Syndrome Notes 2 186 Laura Goodwin TOS Chat Room Parody, K/S Among Other Things ;-) 2 187 Laura Goodwin Whom Gods Destroy 2 188 Laura Goodwin Kinky K/S, and Occam's Razor 2 189 C.M. Decarnin Intreat Me Not To Leave Thee Part I: A Declaration In Form 2 190 C.M. Decarnin Intreat Me Not To Leave Thee Part II: Attatchment; or, The Star (p. 1-35) 2 191 C.M. Decarnin Intreat Me Not To Leave Thee Part II: Attatchment; or, The Star (p. 36-71) 2 192 C.M. Decarnin Intreat Me Not To Leave Thee Part III:A Positive Engagement 2 193 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 1-30) 2 194 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 31-60) 2 195 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 61-90) 2 196 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 91-120) 2 197 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 121-150) 2 198 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 151-180) 3 Collection 320 Box Folder Author Title 2 199 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 181-210) 2 200 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 211-240) 2 201 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 241-270) 2 202 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 271-300) 2 203 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 301-330) 2 204 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 331-360) 2 205 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 361-390) 2 206 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 391-420) 2 207 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p. 421-450) 2 208 Karmen Ghia After The Rescue (p.
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