Missing scene from "Human Error", referring to "Workforce". Janeway knows it's not a new gravimetric array Seven has been working on, but this time, she's not inclined to judge.

A Pride and Prejudice scene between our favorite commanding couple. Enough said. Fluff.

She wakes with no knowledge of her name, her place, her situation. All she knows is that the strange man who finds her and takes her away from her cell is someone who says her name like a prayer.

Missing scene from "Someone To Watch Over Me". The Doctor runs a test to determine Seven's preference in partners, but some visitors to Sickbay unknowingly influence the results.

There's a sickness in me that is as constant as the black beyond my viewport. Like the black, my sickness is pocked with little diamonds of light— a moment of laughter here, a glimmer of hope there. Now that there are no stars outside my viewport, I think I may have overreached. CW: DEPRESSION

A series of drabbles inspired by this post on Tumblr: "Five Times Tom tried to figure out if Harry was gay, and the One Time Harry told him he was Bisexual." Rated K for some language.

Set between "Renaissance Man" and Endgame". Chakotay has a talent for symbolic gifts, and what better time for that than Christmas? Canon-compliant C/7.

C/7. AU where Chakotay and Seven remain mentally linked during "Scorpion – Part II" despite the Doctor's best efforts to disconnect them. Someone else helps.

Set between "Renaissance Man" and "Endgame". Kathryn Janeway gets a 'wake up' call in the last data transmission from home...

Q's warning forces Kathryn to act quickly to save Tom's life.

A possible explanation for Seven's holodeck program, set between "Workforce" and "Human Error". The crew may have their memories back, but the rest of the damage is harder to undo.

Now that Voyager is home, its captain finds herself at a loss for what comes next. Fortunately, her former first officer is there to provide some guidance - as well as seize a chance they finally have. (JxC; assumes Cx7 never happened.)

Jackie Dawson is a young ensign aboard the USS Voyager. She has a crush on a man who's married and much older than her.

In this AU follow-on to 'Mirror to My Soul,' sixty-year-old Federation Ambassador to Q'onoS B'Elanna Torres and sixty-three-year-old Neenah Day will celebrate Christmas 2409 wondering what happened to their pilot husbands and Flight Engineer Miranda Nichols. When all seems hopeless can an unexpected act of kindness from an unusual source make things right?

"How could I have known that for twenty years I would only listen to the silence of the sea?" An AU where Kathryn Janeway loses everything. Dark.

Missing scenes from "Workforce". Chakotay and Seven have a difficult first meeting ... again. Requested by Alaster Boneman.

Proto-P/T. A glimpse into the slow build of the relationship between Tom and B'elanna between late 2nd and the 3rd season before Blood Fever.

25 Days of Voyager: Day 2 - The Ocampan elogium is contagious. Who'd have thought?

Very short poem. The first 3 lines hit me while looking at a screencap on inwaitforsomethingbetter's tumbler. Not sure it means a thing. Just didn't want to waste it. If you can expand it, go for it.

A short vignette about Seven of Nine's introduction to life on Quarra. Based on the episode Workforce.

C/7. Chakotay, Seven and their daughters Mezoti and Ixchell on Christmas Eve. Family fluff. Set in my post-Endgame universe where Chakotay is Captain of the USS Sacagawea, Seven is Science Officer, Ixchell is their daughter, and they've also adopted Mezoti.

A project for the Borg children becomes a learning experience for the adults as well. Pre-C/7. Requested by Alaster Boneman.

Self-destruction had shaped her, had created her, had become a feature of her personality. Nobody could take that away, even if she wanted them to. It was integrated into her ship's systems. A series of vignettes exploring Kathryn Janeway's addictions. TW: Eating Disorders and (non graphic) Self Harm

These are the voyages of the Starship Voyager. More specifically this is the story of Alya Te'mul as she relearns how to survive, and thrive, among people. It just so happens that she managed to get rescued by the crew of our favorite Intrepid class starship.

Thanks to Tom, Seven finds out what it means to have a "favorite food".