Ba'el, from the episode "Birthright," comes to terms with her broken heart. A transport freighter crashes in the jungle on Carraya IV. The sole survivor must learn to adapt to life in a Klingon/Romulan prison camp.

Something I wrote a few years ago. It's a short story, and there really isn't a 'plot.' After the death of a friend becomes unbearable, an unexpected visitor lends a shoulder to cry on, and relieves some of the guilt and pain.

Jean-Luc Picard was a very dishonest man, in a lot of ways that not a lot of people cared about. [Qcard.]

A colonist beams aboard the Enterprise and suddenly shows bizarre and severe symptoms. What is the cause of his undying pain?

Geordie LaForge reflects on his long line of lost loves, individuals most shipmates never knew he carried a secret torch for. He thinks he's destined to live alone, until an old friend makes a big confession. But this new relationship may have deadly consequences, for everyone aboard the Enterprise... (Humor, crack-pairings)

Geordi finds himself asking Data for advice. Personal advice. Set after the episode "In Theory." No romance, OOCness, or Data acting annoyingly human.

One-shot. Minister Krola - "First Contact" - never thought he'd ever think an alien beautiful. But she's on his examination table, and she might be very agreeable to exploring their differing anatomies. The obvious ensues. Rated M for weird aliens. Don't like, don't read.

Someone is lost on an away mission. Even if he finds his way home, will he be able to find himself?

Takes place sometime after Data gets his emotion chip. After rescuing a young girl from a devastated planet, Data takes on the role he never thought he'd get the chance to take; DAD.

"Make me forget who I am," Q whispers to him, hoarsely, his arms pulling Picard to him as if Picard is a talisman, the only shield he has against the horrors of mortality. "Make me forget I was ever anything other than this."

On an away mission, Will Riker loses a crew member. When he returns to the ship, he finds no one remembers a Deanna Troi. The story that follows is one of loss, devastation, hope, and finally resolution.

Data and Heva get married

Amusing little scenario with an interesting development between Data and Naseema. We'll have to see where this surprise takes them in the future. Rated MA.

Data is surprised with an erotic gift and things get a little rowdy.

Naseema proves herself to be a handful while at a diplomatic conference on Pacifica, but Data turns the tables on her. Rated MA for the usual nonsense.

In this sequel to the episode "Ship in a Bottle" Professor Moriarty and Countess Regina are "rescued" from the wreckage of the Enterprise-D and find themselves aboard a Starfleet vessel where they are aided by another holographic entity in their search for physical bodies and recognition as lifeforms in their own right.

Thadium Okona, as Deanna had stated, was a rogue, rascal, or a scamp. Well what happens when Okona's actions catch up with him? What will he do when faced with a scared brown haired, girl, that claimed was his daughter and acted just like him? Read and you dear reader will find out. Please Read&Review!

To boldly go, with the flick of a forefinger.

A Will Riker and Deanna Troi Love Story. Post "Generations". Warning: Character death.

Geordi's point of view during "The Schizoid Man". Specifically, answers the questions "What happened when Graves came into Engineering?" and "Did Data ever learn what really happened?"

In the same vein as "Touch", "Feel", and "Hold", but can be read on its own. Data wonders about the concept of beauty, and asks Geordi about it.

Sort of a sequel to "Touch" and "Feel", but can be read on its own. Data saves Geordi's life on an alien planet prone to earthquakes.

Short sequel to "Touch". Geordi tries to work through his feelings.

A little exchange between Picard and Crusher below deck after she is pushed overboard by Data. Standard disclaimer applies - I don't own ST: TNG or the characters.

After the events of Nemesis, Commander Data returns to raise Lal, but is concerned with his android daughter's inability to make friends. Some unavoidable spoilers for Star Trek: Nemesis and the TNG episode 'The Offspring'. Slight crossover with Star Trek: Voyager.