It's been a hard couple of days. All Scotty wants is a sandwich.

The crew of the Enterprise engage in an inter-department competition of Capture the Flag. Team Gold thinks they're going to wipe the floor with Team Blue. Team Blue thinks Team Gold needs to be taught a lesson. And Team Red sits back and enjoys the show.

Five bar fights where James Tiberius Kirk got his butt kicked and the one where he didn't.

It's colder than usual for June. The marble of the memorial for those fallen was even colder still.

Oneshot. K&S, friendship or pre-slash, as you prefer. Diplomatic parties - the bane of every high-ranking Starfleet officer.

They're all living in a different type of story. Crew gen plus Gaila, background Spock/Uhura

Written for LJ’s STXI Kink Meme. When McCoy has a disastrously rough day, Kirk and Spock come to the rescue. Kirk/McCoy/Spock friendship.

Fourth in the Progression Series. Jim only realises quite how important Spock's friendship has become when the Romulan sense of irony threatens to take it away. Severe angst warning.

Five times Leonard McCoy said the phrase "I can fix that", one time he wishes he could, and one time he doesn't need to say it at all.

Sulu promised he wouldn't leave Chekov, and he won't. No matter what. Just friendship, and rated T for quite a bit of language.

AU. Fun times ensue at Little Star Academy and Pike begins to realize that while he may be the adult, he's definitely not the one in charge. - COMPLETE

Uhura must convince McCoy that he's the perfect diplomatic and communications assistant thanks to his... particular attributes. A ficlet from LJ's Bridge2sickbay drabble community. This week's theme: New

Eight year old Nyota Uhura is set on her eventual career path after a chance encounter on a school trip.

Uhura doesn't need anyone's help to deal with conflict within her department: she's got it covered, thank you very much. A ficlet from Bridge2sickbay drabble community. This week's theme: squicks.

The thing is, Uhura has met boys like Jim Kirk before.

The aliens were very sorry for hurting the captain, and wanted to make up for it.

When four members of the Enterprise become stranded in a mirror universe, they have to covertly abandon the Imperial fleet. They eventually settle in the fragile autonomy of a region populated by resistant Terrans and former slaves. K/U

Kirk won't admit that his stomachache is blossoming into something much worse, but the crew isn't taking it nearly as seriously as he is. Just an excuse for some self-indulgent, gratuitous hurt/comfort with a bit of humor.

Oneshot, kind of a tie-in to 'Silver in the Dark'. Some spoilers for the new movie. After Kirk's death, Spock carries on. Could be seen as either K/S or K&S, just as with its predecessor.

Downtime is a precious commodity on a starship, but Jim isn't interested in relaxing- he's interested in renovating; Home Improvement style. No outright pairings, no crack, and fairly gen. Kirk!POV. Part of the Coffee, Jim? series, but can be read alone.

An extended shoreleave on Earth gives the tired crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise a well-deserved break. A series of interconnected oneshots. Disclaimer: I own nothing. Read, review, and enjoy!

[200-word drabble] l'appel du vide, French: "The call of the void" is the literal translation but more significantly it's used to describe the instinctive urge to jump from high places. –– set during the Academy Era

By the fourth morning Christopher Pike wakes up in the sickbay of the USS Enterprise, he is heartily sick of his surroundings, his circumstances, his own emotional reactions to the above, and just about every other facet of his current existence.

Jim Kirk comforts a young crew member as the latter is dying. Oneshot. Not a major character death.

Kirk's concussed, Spock's drugged- something dangerous must be about. Right? Non-slash. Darkish-humor. Rating for a few choice words.