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Title: stretched to the point of no turning back
Author:

framlingem
Rating: PG (language)
Genre: Gen, drama.
Word Count: ~2200
Summary: "An Introduction to Practical Astronautics" is a mandatory courseset for Starfleet cadets. For McCoy, it's terrifying.
Notes: The title is from Pink Floyd's "Learning to Fly", and this is the second in that series, a companion to Gaila's a dream unthreatened by the morning light. The children's book which I've quoted from is "Moondance", by Frank Asch, and you can hear the whole thing (complete with rumbly voice) read by the author on youtube.

( Joanna is four years old when she stumbles. )

Title: a dream unthreatened by the morning light
Author:

framlingem
Rating: PG-13. (Mentions of Gaila's history).
Genre: Gen.
Word Count: ~2000
Summary: "An Introduction to Practical Astronautics" is a mandatory courseset for Starfleet cadets. For Gaila, it's like learning how to dance again.
Notes: I'm dedicating this to Spider and Jeanne Robinson, whose Stardance novels inspired this. If you haven't read them, do so - they're brilliant. The title is from Pink Floyd's "Learning to Fly", and this is intended to be one of a collection of stories.

( Gaila thinks that her mother may have been the one to teach her to dance. )