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When a reader wrote in to say that a recent plotline in David Mack Star Trek books 鈥?one where a Vulcan had an affair with a Klingon spy, and they both happened to be women 鈥?meant that they wouldn ;t be reading his books anymore, they didn ;t expect a response. But they got one. Oh boy, did they get one.
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