Is the crew of the Enterprise losing their minds or seeing the future? A mysterious star may hold the answer.

In his final year at Starfleet Academy, Spock's monitoring of a survival test threatens his future in Fleet. Complete

Spock returns to the Fortress from a stint on Vulcan Fleet Patrol, pondering his future and his home. With complements to Sir Walter Scott. Complete

Spock's preparations to attend the Science Academy are complicated by his affinity for the Forge. Complete

McCoy doesn't want another harebrained mission so soon, definitely doesn't want a second roundtrip ticket back to Altamid, and especially doesn't want to share a room with Spock of all people. When he signed up for Starfleet, he didn't sign up for this type of mess, and after so many years he's none too pleased about how everything's turned out.

One shots, drabbles, and short musings. Mainly Spock/Uhura focused. Mainly fluffy and cute.

It was not a thing that chiseled cracks in his impassivity, but a who, the fissures appearing well before he knew to be aware of them.

Spock assumes that the impending visit of Jim's friend will only be a minor adjustment to the routine of his days at the Enterprise Cafe.

Aporia (n) an expression of real or pretended doubt or uncertainty especially for rhetorical effect; a logical impasse or contradiction; especially a radical contradiction in the import of a text or theory that is seen in deconstruction as inevitable

The distance between Spock and Nyota is Spock's doing. Now its undoing is up to him. Set immediately after "Star Trek Beyond."

Postal delivery is orderly, precise, and systematic, all aspects of the career that Spock enjoys, and all features that appear to be undeniably absent from his daily route to Enterprise Drive.

Spock had very specific plans for the break between semesters, none of which involved looking after his younger sister.

The promise of working towards her commission is going to have to be enough to get Nyota through the academy since the instructors certainly aren't helping

When Nyota's plans to spend Christmas at home with her family are upended at the last minute, her favorite instructor, the one she had a crush on all semester, requests her help conducting a cultural survey of Terran holiday traditions. Too bad he didn't mention the ice skating ahead of time.

Some exchanges are ongoing and lasting. A short Valentine's Day one-shot.

He is leaving. Even to the end his conduct is commendable. She will learn how to continue without him.

Nyota resigns herself to a winter break spent in the hospital, holidays away from her family, and a long, slow recovery from the flu.

"No, Gaila. I am not, absolutely not going to walk into Commander Spock's office and suggest that we pretend to date for an entire summer. I mean, we… I… he's not… I couldn't even spend that much time with him, nor would I want to. He's so… he's just really… I have professional mores, Gaila. Standards of conduct that this… just, no. No. No, thank you for the idea, but no."

Communication ought to come easy to a talented linguist and a logical Vulcan, right? Think again. A series of written messages between Spock and Uhura, starting in their Academy days and going through "Darkness."

"You go every Sunday night? How did I not know this?" Nyota asks. "It's just this thing we do," Gaila tells her. "Like with food. And drinks. And people. We all get together and talk about our homes and our traditions and celebrate our holidays and stuff like that. Look, you can come if you want but it's all off worlders. It's not really a human thing, you'd be the only one."

She's been thinking about buying a house for a while, ever since they started packing up their quarters on the ship, dismantling the little home they had created for themselves in those rooms. Prequel to 'Gone From There Now'.

Nyota does not seem entirely convinced by his continued and repeated assurances that his efforts to maintain a neat and organized living environment require no effort nor exertion on her part. Third in the 'Redamancy' series of domestic silliness and fluff.

Nyota is six the first time she sees an interspecies couple and her mother quickly and firmly guides her away.

Yesterday, his bedroom was clean and neat and as orderly as always. Today, the bed is rumpled and their clothing is tangled together on the floor. Sequel, of sorts, to Redamancy.

On the ship, when Amanda sat on Father's shoulders she could raise her hand above her head and it would brush the ceiling of the corridors. On Earth, it's nothing but wind and air and sky. "I can't see the stars," she whispers to Father. It isn't logical to want, but Mom always says she loves Father's and Amanda's illogical parts the best. "I want to go back home."

"Eutony," Nyota says. "The pleasantness of a word's sound." "Logolepsy," Spock counters. "A fascination or obsession with words." "Fascination? Sounds like someone I know."

"So you slept with a young, impressionable half-Vulcan, who you never thought you'd see again, and is now a decorated graduate, a superior officer, and even though you're not interested in a relationship with him, he rocked your world in a way that you can't forget," Gaila said carefully. "Basically." "That's great. You and I are going to be best friends with a story like that."

In which Nyota and Spock play chess and do a very poor job of not falling in love with each other. Academy Era, based on the comics, rated M for later chapters.

She has never made him feel alien, or strange, and he does not need comfort, and does not seek it, and therefore does not assign such a word to the way she kisses him when she enters his apartment, her hand wrapped around the back of his neck, or the sound of his native language when she speaks it. Companion piece to Transmutations.

The first time they touch and the first time he touches her are not the same.

In this sequel to Lingustics, Nyota meets Spock again on a Fleet campus visit. Spock/Uhura, Complete.

She often wondered if he used bigger words and long sentences when he was not sure what to say, instead filling the space with syllables and the rhythms of his precise speech.

SPOILER ALERT! This story deals with a situation introduced in the first nine minutes of "Star Trek Into Darkness." Read no further if you don't want to know what happens. For everyone else: Six months into his first command, James Kirk realizes that sending his crew into danger is the hardest thing he's ever done, and it doesn't help that Spock seems bent on self-destruction.

A year of ceremonies helps the crew of the Enterprise heal after the Battle of Vulcan, but Spock and Uhura need each other - and their own private ceremony - to move forward.

Uhura and Spock prepare for their first visit from Sarek and Amanda. Complete

Spock crosses dimensions to the TOS universe before making a decision. A Valentine for Uhura.

Commander Spock and his teaching assistant Nyota Uhura think they are being discreet, but a new professor at the Academy has a dark secret that threatens them...in more ways than one.

Based a few months after the ending of the movie. A little like the Star Trek TOS episode "Amok Time". T'Pring comes back, sparks fly between her and Uhura, and Uhura and Spock. And Jim helps Bones "Get his Groove Back".

She's his doctor, meant to help him through everything, but maybe she's the one who needs help. Because the loneliest thing in the world is knowing there's no one else like you. that you're all alone. that you're the only one.SpockXoc.ON HOLD FOR RE-WRITE

The beginning of Spock and Uhura

Uhura meets Spock for the first time. Complete.

Two years after The Gift, Part 2- There is knowledge Uhura must learn if she is to be Spock's wife. And only a Vulcan woman can impart this information. Rated M for adult themes, but nothing explicit this time, anyway!

Need is a strange thing. Sometimes, one does not know what they need until it is given to them.

Spock discovers what his mother doesn't know about Vulcan biology. Chapter 3 up, and complete Holo series 0