These are a series of unconnected oneshots depicting Kirk's past, skills, quirks, and genius. They take place after Into Darkness, but several mention various things that happened either during or before the movie. The oneshots vary between the point of view of different members of the crew and various strangers of my own creation.

Three years into their five year mission, Female Jim's biological clock starts ticking. As she is currently unattached and Spock is in a relationship with Uhura, she at first turns to Bones for help in making the ticking stop. But when he declines, what if Spock decides to step in instead?

" Then they were gone, and Jim was left standing alone in a clearing on an unfamiliar world, the yaps and growls of savage men rising behind him. He swore vehemently in Romulan. " Enterprise motto: No mission runs smoothly. This one is no exception.

Never let it be said that First Officer Spock of the U.S.S. Enterprise makes the same error twice. Post-STID, he has become quite an expert at…heavily editing, the official reports which make their way back to Starfleet Command from uncharted space. Gen, crew!fic, will be an indefinite series.

There was a time when Jim Kirk wanted nothing more than to be alone. Now he can't stand the thought. It doesn't help matters his situation is of his own making, since he is the one who expressed the exact opposite of his real feelings to the two people he needs most in his life. Jim's mistake has cost him a chance at happiness and possibly all three of their lives. K/S/M. COMPLETE

Five times something haunted the U.S.S. Enterprise, and one time it got kicked off the ship only just in time. Now Complete.

"Bones, why did you really bring me with you?" Jim asked. "I'm in the way, even here in Georgia." Bones was quiet as the porch swing rocked back and forth, the gentle rain lulling Jim to sleep. As his eyes closed, he heard a soft voice. "You're not in my way, or anyone else's, Jim. You're here so I can remind you, once and for all, that we don't leave anyone behind."

Jim's crew has been threatened because of him and he will do anything to protect them. But this time, to save everyone that Jim has ever held dear, Jim will have to give up everything. And it may be more than he can give.

When the Battle of Yorktown reopens old wounds in addition to creating new ones, it takes a little more than just rest and solitude to begin the healing process for the Enterprise's captain.

The mission had been simple- simple and boring and virtually impossible to mess up. So of course it had to end in fire, destruction, rebellion, corruption, and Jim Kirk, standing alone in the middle of it all- alone except for a tiny baby girl, representing everything Jim stands for. Gen.

"The truth is plain and simple: James T. Kirk is a genius, even under the most unfavorable conditions..." A series of one-shots where Jim shows his ingenuity while he's bleeding, poisoned, or just hurt in some general way.

How Kirk Slowly Endears Himself to His Crew by Becoming a Human Punching Bag, Plunging off a 300 Foot Cliff, Getting Crushed by a Giant Ass Pipe, Nearly Getting Blown to Itty Bitty Bits, and Suffocating Because of His Own Medically Inept Body. (Although, not necessarily in that order.) Or five times Kirk puts his crew before himself and one time they return the favor.

It's no secret that Jim Kirk will lay down his life for his crew. But when an alien race holds five of Jim's crew hostage, he has to bargain for their freedom with only himself as collateral. What is he willing to sacrifice to save their lives: life, liberty, or limbs?

"I've never failed him before. I brought him back from the dead but I couldn't fix this for him."

When the Klingons present evidence of the massacre on Qo'noS, Starfleet has two options: hand over the criminal known as James Kirk, or prepare for war. Post STID.

McCoy couldn't imagine what it was like to die a painful death from radiation then resurrect from it…to face the irrefutable fact that he wasn't infallible after all. How did McCoy come to resurrect Kirk and what was Spock's role? Story explores the emotional and physical ramifications of what Kirk, Spock and McCoy experienced.

Tarsus IV was a long time ago - a different life ago actually, if Jim's going to be a smartass about it. There are just some things you never forget, and some people you never forgive. Post STID.

After a mission goes wrong, Kirk must deal with a de-aged Spock and fight to keep them both alive. Spock grows attached and begins to worry that he won't remember his time with Kirk once he's changed back.

Bones is de-aged to four years old. Oh, my. For a prompt at the st xi kink meme on livejournal.

Cultural miscommunications are annoying for everyone, but they’re almost always painful for Jim Kirk. AKA, Five times aliens mistook Kirk for someone or something else, and one time they didn’t.