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Entry tags:
- - fandom: star trek: tos,
- - gensploder: dirty_diana,
- adventure,
- backstory,
- canon-compliant,
- clever characters being clever,
- fics of epic length,
- headcanon accepted,
- longish,
- mentors and teachers,
- old fandoms,
- origin stories and heroes journeys,
- plotty plots with extra plot,
- pre-canon,
- space,
- teaching and learning
Star Trek TOS: Expanding the Oecumene, by AAmuse
FANDOM: Star Trek TOS
FIC LINK: Expanding the Oecumene
AUTHOR LINK:
AAmuse
RATING/WARNING(S): none / K+
WIP?/WORD COUNT: complete / 48 500 words
MAIN CHARACTERS: Spock, Pike, Number One, OCs
FIC SUMMARY: The events taking place during Spock’s final year at Starfleet Academy continue to shape him into the person and officer he will become. A tale about friendship and adventure.
RECCER'S NOTES: A tale of Spock's first, dangerous trip on the Enterprise with mentor-to-be Captain Pike. Plotty character explorations are always great. However it is easy for an author who loves a character (as we all do) to fall into the trap of only exploring the positives, or of doing a little fannish revisionist history. This story of what Spock's Academy days might have looked like never loses sight of the fact that Spock of Vulcan, later saviour of the known world, could also be a bit of a rebellious brat.
FIC LINK: Expanding the Oecumene
AUTHOR LINK:
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RATING/WARNING(S): none / K+
WIP?/WORD COUNT: complete / 48 500 words
MAIN CHARACTERS: Spock, Pike, Number One, OCs
FIC SUMMARY: The events taking place during Spock’s final year at Starfleet Academy continue to shape him into the person and officer he will become. A tale about friendship and adventure.
RECCER'S NOTES: A tale of Spock's first, dangerous trip on the Enterprise with mentor-to-be Captain Pike. Plotty character explorations are always great. However it is easy for an author who loves a character (as we all do) to fall into the trap of only exploring the positives, or of doing a little fannish revisionist history. This story of what Spock's Academy days might have looked like never loses sight of the fact that Spock of Vulcan, later saviour of the known world, could also be a bit of a rebellious brat.