While going through every episode top to bottom, I'll be looking for evidence that supports K/S and also discussing the arguments against it. Serious about the argument, ridiculous about everything else. M for language. Yay 60s.

"The expense of spirit in a waste of shame is lust in action" - Shakespeare, sonnet 129. Rated M for language and sex. Kirk/Spock - obviously. And, I've been told, lots of angst.

'I know, without needing to think about it, that he is beyond annoyed with me. Though what for, I cannot fathom. Perhaps just for being me.' SSHP. Snarry. Slash.

Spock gets turned into a woman, and Kirk...well, he has certain feelings about his first officer that need to be confronted.

The entirety of the Harry Potter series, re-written to my liking. SS/HP

A telepath is on the Enterprise, but why did he go after Mr. Spock? Meanwhile the Commander and CMO McCoy are dealing with some denial. Slow-building-ish Spock/McCoy. Slash, obviously.

Spock drives an 18 wheeler semi-truck from coast to coast on his way to enroll in Starfleet Academy. He picks up a mysterious hitchhiker and the two are carried to new destinies in San Francisco. This is A/U. Features 21st Century-isms. SLASH Spock/McCoy

"I shall accompany you. But I will not enjoy a moment." "We'll just see about that," Jim muttered. He didn't know that Spock had heard him.

K/S. I take real moments in TOS and write the scene that could have feasibly come before or after.

Sam attempts to comfort an unhappy Frodo. When a kiss goes too far Frodo is sorry, but Sam realizes what he wants. Frodo is torn between desire, responsibility and fear. SLASH

Frodo likes that Elven rope of Sam's. He really likes it. (SLASH. Somewhat kinky.)

Sam and Frodo find new ways to stay warm on the quest. They have to be quiet about it, though - wouldn't want to wake up the rest of the Fellowship. [SLASH. Finished!]