Kirk has to complete an alien ritual - with some unexpected and hilarious results.

What lies within each of us in the deepest, darkest recesses of our minds? Jim Kirk had the misfortune to find out.

Written over a year ago for Anna Amuse. A companion piece to her heartwrenching story 'Should I Fall Behind.' Hadn't decided until now to post it. Written from Spock's POV.

What if Parmen had broken Spock during their first altercation? Here's a look at how events might have played out. If you haven't seen the episode 'Plato's Stepchildren,' this story will make little sense. Slightly AU.

A series of short vignettes regarding the aftermath of the Psi 2000 virus as seen through the eyes of the victims.

What if McCoy had been called away at the last minute, and Kirk and Spock had beamed down without him for Spock's wedding? Here's an AU look at how things may have played out. McCoy's POV. Warning: multiple character deaths.

When Spock is injured on a landing party gone wrong, it becomes a race to save his life. Against Kirk's wishes, McCoy comes up with an unconventional solution to the problem which may cost him his life as well.

There is little I can say about this piece that will not give too much away, except that it represents a profound revelation for Spock.

'The silence between us is deafening. Not the silence without, for there is none, but the silence within is all encompassing and eclipses everything else.'

A collection of mostly unrelated ficlets, looking at various moments in the lives of our favorite crewmembers. I'll continue adding to this as long as the response is favorable. Rating for later entries.

This is an immediate sequel to "Call of Duty," and a companion piece to "The Awakening." Kirk and Spock find themselves stranded 2,000 years in Vulcan's past. Spock is racing against time to make repairs to the shuttlecraft, their only means to return to the future, before a mysterious infection claims Kirk's life. The Big Three, ensemble cast, TOS

This is a follow-up to the episode 'City on the Edge of Forever.' I'd imagine there was much confusion on McCoy's part as to what just happened, and repressed anger on Kirk's part. Here's my take on what occurred after they beamed up to the ship. Rated T for McCoy's mouth.

This story explores a very dark day in the life of a young Jim Kirk, the event that forever changed his outlook on life, and helped to mold him into the man he eventually became. Written for the 'Innocence' challenge at Ad Astra.

Sometimes you understand more than you know. An attempt at an answer to the 'No man is an island' challenge at Ad Astra.

A four-shot friendship piece on Kirk, Spock and McCoy's friendship. No slash! There will be four parts, three with just two of them and the last one with all of them. Very humor involved. Fluff.

Drabble series. When the Enterprise is ordered to escort a xenophobic admiral back to Earth, the man discovers to his shock that James T. Kirk's crew is just a little protective of their First Officer...

After the events of "The Galileo Seven," Spock and McCoy have a conversation that leads them to question their relationship. Surprisingly not slash.

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.

A Trek-ish twist on the classic Christmas tale

This is the story of how a crew was formed. How the greatest command team in Starfleet came together. How three people became a trio, and how a ship called Enterprise would one day become legend.

It was the day neither of them thought would ever come...the day of James T. Kirk's memorial service. One-shot about Spock and McCoy left behind after their captain's death. Angst ahead!

...and once he didn't. What it says on the tin. Most during the first five-year mission. No slash, angst warning for later chapters.

One-shot, Kirk's thoughts right before his "death" on the Enterprise-B in the Nexus. Angst ahead.

On a routine mission, Kirk and Spock get stranded on a desert planet with only limited supplies. They, with the help of the Enterprise crew, are doing everything possible to get back to the ship but they're running out of time.

Jim Kirk is the most dangerous captain in Starfleet - breaking rules, defying orders, and generally following his own judgement. It's time for Starfleet to get rid of him. Will they succeed?