Comments | sundara: fic: Learning Home (3/3) TOS, K/S, ADULT

sundara

fic: Learning Home (3/3) TOS, K/S, ADULT

Jun 23, 2009 21:15

Learning Home (3/3)

Title: Learning Home
Author: Sundara
Rating: Adult only
Word Count: 25,375
Summary: Even though retired, Kirk can't resist a challenge. Sometimes, though, challenges deliver more than you expect.
A/N: Big, big hugs and thank-yous to my cheerleaders and editors, Jenna and Dusky, who consistently supported me to write from my heart. ( Read more... )

fic, slash, startrek, learninghome

Comments 33

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romanse1 January 8 2011, 19:03:12 UTC

What is this library may I ask?

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romanse1 January 12 2011, 04:22:56 UTC

OMG! That is SOOO cool! (I've come rather late to the ST party so I'm practically salivating over the thought of getting to read some of K/S zines out there!) Thank you so much for the info!

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sundara July 24 2009, 14:30:56 UTC

ha! Somehow I missed your comment. I'm glad you liked it! I'm fond of this story myself...well, I love fiddling around in Vulcan culture. LOL (btw--we're so off, time-wise, it's hard to catch up via email!)

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sundara June 29 2009, 14:30:40 UTC

Thanks for commenting! Glad you enjoyed it!

meri_oddities July 24 2009, 10:01:15 UTC

Coming in late to say this was wonderful. I loved the slow progression of Jim's realization that their relationship already existed and that all he had to do was claim it. And be claimed in return. Well done.

sundara July 24 2009, 14:28:27 UTC

What a marvelous encapsulation of the story idea! I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thanks for commenting.

jaylee_g August 19 2009, 22:29:47 UTC

This story was exquisite. Beautiful writing, brilliantly crafted, and it flows with the vigor of a stream after rainfall. It is truly a gem of a story - a crowning testament to your talent.

The characterization was superb. I felt like I was inside Jim's head, seeing things as he saw them and feeling his emotions as he experienced them. The romance was also thrilling, and left me breathless and warm. Truly your exploration into the depth of their relationship was inspirational. As was the detail given into Vulcan culture and customs. Your love of Trek and the characters just emotes from this piece.

Thank you so much for the fabulous journey. I think this is my favorite, too. :-)

sundara August 19 2009, 23:33:21 UTC

Your commentaries are almost like poetry :-) I'm so glad you enjoyed reading it...I know I enjoyed writing it (except for having to rush to make deadline!) So many people write/channel Jim from the first five years and do it sooo well...but I'm ornery. It's movie Jim that whispers and speaks soliloquies in my head most frequently. I'm so happy that he rings true to you! I know you're a TOS aficionado, so you'd know if he was "off" or not.

And I'm really pleased that you feel my love for it all coming through...I really do love these guys, and I love the universe and the cultures in it. There's been a lot of really great Vulcan world-building by other writers...I can't keep from adding to the list!

Thanks for taking time to write such a thoughtful and lovely commentary! It really makes me happy :-)