Spock and Sarek process Sybok's death. This takes place immediately after Star Trek V.

Is anyone ever really prepared for..?

Three times Jim and Spock are assumed to be a couple and one time they come to a mutual decision. [ONE SHOT]

When Spock is attacked by a creature that kills telepaths by consuming the energy of telepathic minds, Kirk tries many things to save him. Later, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy work on saving Vulcan from an unusual threat. (This is intended to be like an episode of TOS, so I'm sticking as closely as possible to TOS canon.)

Pavel Chekov's life has been destroyed, and his friends are devastated. One friend can't imagine surviving without him. Most members of TOS are heavily involved in this story. I'm finishing this story after many years. The gang's all here. Sulu/Chekov, Uhuru/Scotty

Another old and short one from the archives, originally in German, translated and improved by me. Spock gets hurt in his typical fashion.

The Away Team brings back more than they bargained for and it will change two crewmember's lives forever.

What would have happened if the crew of the Enterprise on finding the Botany Bay had woke up someone else instead of Khan? How could things have been different for all concerned but not necessarily for the better…

Being doctor means more than just tending to the sick and injured. McCoy could practically write a book on all the OTHER stuff he has to deal with in his line of work, especially in deep space. An ABC fic. COMPLETE

This nonet poem takes place after the episode entitled 'The Conscience Of The King'.

A Oneshot about a misunderstanding, and Christine being comforted by Spock of all people.

What you didn't see when Spock went Amok!

In the evening in Spock's quarters, Christine ruminates on Spock's feelings for Leila Kalomi, and also her own.

Spock and Uhura establish a light, temporary, telepathic link for a mission. But there's a little complication when the mission is over …

A collection of short works detailing situations in which the crew of the Enterprise faced adversity. Or, a bunch of short stories and missing scenes about the crew of the Enterprise, and bad things that happened to them, with friendship and thoughtful moments in between. No Slash/Pairing of major characters (aside from maybe a little Spock/Christine), or swearing. Friendship only

James T. Kirk never thought that this happened in real life. I mean – like - it didn't! it was a just cliché from the early days of romantic comedies that went away faster than tv itself did. It was tired even when it was introduced. But here he was. Shoved into the closet of a guy he had come over to, uh, study with, because his mother had returned home early while he was in not

The Enterprise answers a distress call and finds a small child, half Vulcan and half Hedraxian, alone. Over the course of 10 days the Enterprise travels to the nearest star base, whilst Jim and Spock fall in love with Octalia. And maybe, just maybe, they find each other on the way.

Grief is a road most often walked alone-unless you find kindred company. A sequel to A Meeting of Minds. Thank you to celticmusebooks and Kayci for the beta!

In "Lasting Impression," Chapel told Spock that human poets didn't write her love stories. But that's not true. In real life, I'm a published poet, yet I've only done one poem for Trek. That's going to change. This will be a running catalog. Starting with the poem I did a long time ago and moving on from there. These might be shippy or not, het or slash. Enjoy.

What was going through Kirk's mind during the events of 'Return to Tomorrow? After all, not only he is stuck helpless in a disco ball while Hanoch plays havoc with his people, he has to make the decision to kill Spock. The climatic events of the episode from the captain's point of view. Rated T because Kirk is too frustrated to keep a clean mouth.

McCoy and Spock are stranded on an alien planet. The rain there has some strange effects on Vulcan biology. A little bit of silliness and Hurt/Comfort.

Spock blinked, focusing once more on the objects in front of him. He had learned early in his time at the Academy that organizing things helped his mind reach a similar state when his body was unable to calm enough to achieve a useful level of meditation.

Kirk/Spock. Rocky beginnings aren't always that bad, are they? All the better the friendship is. My thoughts on how Jim learned that boundaries exist and how Spock found out that emotions are not, in fact, plague.

Spock considers his friendships and Human/Vulcan heritage whilst strolling through the Enterprise. Also now with new "sequel" - Sarek's Thoughts. During the turbulent Journey to Babel aboard the starship Enterprise Ambassador Sarek takes a moment to reflect on his situation, surrounds and son; Spock.

This is a continuation of "Would've, Could've, Should've" and "Alien to Me." It's best to read those stories first to find the connection. This part 15 of Uhura's World Series