The thoughts of a often harassed and troubled first officer as all things slide inevitably towards doom. Chakotay POV set in Season 7, A/U rated M for bad language and adult themes. J/C.

How far does one have to go to find the way back? Set season six, a while post Equinox.

Kathryn and Chakotay have lunch with Phoebe and then tell Kaya she's going to be a big sister. *Addition to the Contrary series*

J/C Good natured fluff. They have got home, they have got together, and now they wake up together. What do they really think? what will the crew think? or 7? Following my 'coming home with you' and the morning after the Voyager party but you don't need to have read it.[not my characters, not for profit, just fun]. 'I awake pinned down. Deliciously, Kathryn is sprawled across me...'

After being informed that the Voyager would be returning with a cure Kathryn and Chakotay mourn what could of been between them. [Set during Season 2 ep 25, Resolutions ]

We sit there together in that cramped Jeffries tube, saying nothing, and I can't remember the last time I was so content. (An unreliable narrator's observations on the events of Season 5, starting shortly before 'Extreme Risk' and finishing after 'Someone To Watch Over Me'. Consistent with my ficlet 'Polarity'. This is not my usual fare, so don't look for any J/C here.)

She did not want him to be there. He did not want her to be alone. Post Endgame.

Kathryn tells Chakotay about a weird dream she had while waiting for the Doctor to heal her leg after The Killing Game.

An impromptu away mission to a planet that should have been drained of its resources years ago, but isn't, may take a little longer than a week, and Voyager is light-years away. At least the planet seems fairly hospitable, right, guys? Right? C/7, B/P COMPLETE!

Kathryn makes a decision after receiving her Dear John letter from Mark.

"I'm sorry. I thought you were someone else." Later in life, things don't go as well as we would normally expect. Intentionally Ambiguous and a bucket of Angst. (J/C)

"You were in an accident. Can you tell me your name?" [Episode-related AU]

"Tipping her drink to her lips she wished, not for the first time, that the holodeck was capable to providing her with real alcohol, not synthehol. This was one of those days that she required the real thing, and although she knew where to find it, she knew it would be unprofessional, and unwise, to get herself completely drunk in front of her crew." post-Hunters (J/C)

After being held hostage for a week, Kathryn is haunted by flashbacks and nightmares.

Right before she slapped him, he was certain he saw her smile. Right after she slapped him, well. That's what really took him by surprise. (J/C)

The captain and commander take some time out for a little team bonding. All's well that ends well... right?

In order for Tuvok and Neelix to return to their own unique bodies, Tuvix's life will have to be sacrificed. Is there a way his friends on Voyager can allow him to live on? An alternate universe rendering of the second season episode, "Tuvix."

Newsroom AU. Reporter Joe Zimmerman and his camerawoman Annika Hansen have been a team for years. But when they're assigned to interview Joe's old love, what kind of secrets will they uncover?

Icheb x OC After many centuries she's found. When she wakes up, she has to deal with conflicts, many attempts of flirting and the new present time.

Naomi wants some answers, and she knows just who to go to.

Everybody likes the "J/C thrown naked into a cold alien prison cell" trope, right? Yeah… I just couldn't leave well enough alone.

Icheb and Harry Kim bring Annika Hansen on a visit with Boothby, Starfleet Academy's legendary gardener, who is renowned for giving good advice. Boothby has another visitor on this day who is also known for having very decided opinions. A direct sequel to "Wisdom of the Ages." The events of Year 8 of "Log Entries: Chief Helmsman of Voyager" occur shortly before this story.

Each tick of the clock is an admonishment of every moment she's wasting out here in the middle of nowhere with her excuses and her boundaries, and her happiness patiently waiting right down the corridor. (J/C) (WARNING: Mild explicit content)

'Leave me,' she whispered. 'No,' he replied, lifting her up into his arms. 'It's an order,' she continued. 'Then you can court martial me later.' (J/C)

"They meant well, and it's not like they stared, but Kathryn saw the look in their eyes - that knowledge that Chakotay wasn't who he had been and may never be that man again."