Starfleet Command has become interested in the Insonti technology which transformed their most prominent starship captain into an infant some weeks ago. The Enterprise has been assigned to perform research, hopefully producing an allegiance with the Insonti people. And after all, observing the effects on a non-human species is the next logical step...

Stonn needs to find a way to patch up their world, to make sense of what happened during that insanity-laced afternoon three months ago at the sacred plateau. It would be so much simpler if he was only feeling remorse and guilt, but the truth is that he is also so angry at Spock and T'Pring that he can hardly think straight. He's had it with these Surakisi and their rites.

"She's pointing, finger shaking, mouth stretched in a soundless scream. Pointing at him? No, pointing at the man in red behind him. The words are hissed not spoken. "Starfleet scum. Redshirts." And she's screaming, screaming abuse until the hiss of the hypospray hushes her to silence." Something is very wrong on colony Deneb III. And something's wrong with Kirk too.

After a cold-start lab experiment gone terribly, terribly wrong, Spock and McCoy are likely to have neither. Chapter 6 is rated M but the rest is more of a strong T. Artwork credited to Ihamtmus. COMPLETE

What happens after the 5 year mission, AU after TOS. K/S. "I can still have my ship back. But the Enterprise isn't my Enterprise-" Another deep breath, "if you aren't on it." Sometimes it takes time for 2 souls to realise what they have known all along.

Sometimes, the Doctor remembers. / post series 9 finale

A slightly AU timeline in which Rory is the Master. Begins in "Eleventh Hour," goes AU around "Good Man Goes to War/Let's Kill Hitler." No slash, no non-canon shipping. Rory-centric. All in good fun; no haters please!

"Do you trust me, Sergeant?" Written for fanfic100 prompt "099. Writer's Choice (Trust)."

The decades-long friendship of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, as seen from the singular perspective of Mr. Mycroft Holmes, long-suffering older brother and sometimes the British government.

Edwin Jarvis does not recall waking up. One moment, he was in the lab with Mr. Stark and Ms. Carter and one of Howard's groundbreaking inventions. The next, nothing. No sight, no sound, and - he wasn't breathing. Oh dear... [Ghost in the Machine AU.] (Explanation inside.)

Sherlock Holmes is used to taking risks. He is not accustomed to anyone really caring about that. Gen/Friendship. One-shot.

Jim has the party planned out perfectly, so why do people keep messing it up? Gen fic. Halloween-themed.

"Kirk wants to get up from the desk, to take the phaser from McCoy's hands and the tragedy from his face." Fallout from "The Man Trap."

Each time Watson took up his pen to write out the adventures he had shared with Sherlock Holmes and why.

McCoy has a record of borderline insubordination. But what if someone called him on it? McCoy has to go by-the-book for everything, now. How does the crew feel about this new McCoy? Starfleet, this is one time where enforcing protocol can be detrimental. The crew must stop this behavior and get Bones back. Protocol!McCoy

Things not intended for publication. The sometimes weird, sometimes unfinished, and otherwise imperfect pieces from my documents folder. Ch 23: The chapter I wish I'd have had the foresight to post as chapter 22. Or, the chapter which lives up to the above summary possibly better than any other.

Post City on the Edge of Forever, McCoy comes down with an old world disease. Kirk and Spock must help him create a vaccine before the crew finishes the incubation period, even if that means keeping McCoy on his feet until he collapses.

A routine mission goes bad when Kirk, Spock, and McCoy find themselves crashed on a remote planet, injured, and hidden from the Enterprise. To make matters worse, the planet's inhabitants appreciate neither Starfleet nor unexpected visitors.

Spock and McCoy find themselves trapped in Iowa's past, chasing down a Romulan assassin. -Not Slash-

My first Star Trek ficlet! (Be kind, or constructive!) Based on the first season episode 'The Enemy Within'. Captain Kirk wasn't the only crew member broken in two by the transporter malfunction.

Thor and Steve are definitely not hiding in a Denny's restaurant. Because Thor doesn't hide and Steve doesn't run away from his problems.

What if, after The Final Problem, Holmes never left London? What if he spent those three years 'bumping into' Watson?

BAMF!Uther ficlet. Yes, that's right. Don't you mess with the king's kid in front of him, sorcerer. Just don't.

"Watson hesitated at his smashed-in front door only momentarily, bursting inside among the milling constables. Lestrade arrived a few seconds after, and froze in the hall, completely forgetting to breathe." Dark; Character deaths.

When Jim Kirk was eight years old, he decided what he wanted to be when he grew up. Jim, the Enterprise, home, and family, through the years.