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.

The kid takes him to the ground, hard and fast, and the knife punches right through his throat. The man gurgles and blood sprays, and the kid's head snaps up, blond hair flying everywhere, as he gives the blade a final, savage, twist and pulls it free. He'd know those eyes anywhere. It's Jim Kirk.

Gen: What it says on the tin. Nyota has to admit that recently she might actually be beginning to like Kirk. Just a little bit. From time to time.

Jim Kirk is the worst hostage ever.

Festive oneshots. And the obligatory hurt/comfort chapter, now with added Spock.

And then one day, The Doctor accidentally crashes in Jim Kirk's backyard and then takes him to see the stars, and you know, in general shake up the universe. Needless to say, it's a ride. A Doctor Who/Star Trek Crossover posted in both fandoms, mostly gen, pre Kirk/Spock, background River/The Doctor, Sarek/Amanda.

Sam's childhood centred around his big brother and despite how hard John tried - it was inevitable that the truth about his role as a father would one day come to light. "Are you sure you know how many sons you have?"

Dean's making the bunker home, but not just for himself.

A Captain is all things to all people. Jim is running on fumes, and it takes more than good luck and nerves of steel to be the leader the crew of the Enterprise need.

There's always been more to Dean than meets the eye. Featuring hurt!Dean, hurt!Sam, and lots of brotherly moments. Mild spoilers for seasons 1-3. Previously published in Blood Brothers 4, winner of the FanQ Award for Best Supernatural zine.

"Zombie cows. Stop laughing, Sammy! This is srs bzns. No more steaks, no more burgers!" Sam stares at the text message. Surely Dean's just pulling a prank. Then Sam realizes their lives are never that easy. Late season 7, so spoilers.

In which Dean wants something interesting to happen, Sam and an away team get into trouble and both Winchesters act like stupidly brave heroes.