Starfleet Cadet Jean-Luc Picard wants to enjoy the last day of his summer break with his friends. But then a chance encounter temporarily upsets his plans.

Will laughed. "I'm going to Data's poetry reading. You are too, right? We can go together. I hate to be rude, but I'm not looking forward to another ode to his cat."

A race who immediately imprison any visitor to their planet would seem to be a likely stumbling block for Picard and his crew - but it isn't the Intractans who will prove to be the main problem.

New parents Jean Luc and Beverly Picard learning to deal with their roles in Star Fleet and home with their son Rene. ( this storyline is taken from the current books )

A Vulcan-Betazoid hybrid joins up with her much sought after posting on the T'Kumbra, with an all Vulcan Crew and a notoriously stern Captain. Will she be able to finally relax among the crew of emotionally guarded Vulcans, or will she screw up and win the disapproval of her Captain? Read on and see.

Remember how Worf got almost no stand out episodes in TNG seasons 1 and 2? This is the story arc he should've had, based on some of the events from 'Heart of Glory'.

After the Enterprise crew discovers the long lost U.S.S Deimos, strange and eerie things begin to happen. Can the crew put an end to the terror, before it puts an end to them? Please review! It's my first story! :

Troi/Riker fluff

Jellico and Daren sing a duet. Picard and Riker are kidnapped. And more Cardassian plotting is revealed. There is torture and violence in this episode.

Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher are stranded on a desert island.

When the first screenshots of the TNG movie "First Contact" came out, everyone wondered why Beverly Crusher's hair looked so radically different. Here is the answer.

The theory of parallel universes states that every decision, no matter how insignificant, can cause the splitting off of a new universe. To kiss or not to kiss – that is the question...

My take on the notorious "she's pregnant" motif: When Beverly Crusher discovers that she is pregnant, she knows she has to tell Picard. But circumstances intervene before she gets the chance, and by the time he finds out it may be too late.

"Resistance..." (unfortunately the dots won't show in the title above!) represents an alternative ending to the episode "The Best of Both Worlds": What if the Enterprise crew had *not* been able to save Picard from the Borg?

Trees in the Forest #4: Kasumi Akabayshi is welcomed on board the Stargazer by her brother.

Trees in the Forest #3: Ichiro Akabayshi finds himself moved from Operations.

It's moving time for the captain and the doctor, and they eagerly look forward to celebrating the occasion. But will the interruptions ever end?

An unpleasant encounter of the flying kind. Not to be taken seriously!

After the destruction of the Enterprise, Picard takes a seat in his command chair for one last time.

When Q loses his powers while in the form of a small child, it isn't exactly a pleasant experience for him or the Enterprise crew.

An Interlude after "Pre-Emptive Strike". Guinan questions Riker about the events concerning Ro's defection to the Maquis as she helps the commander and his captain cope with its aftermath.

The climax scene in the episode "The Defector," told from Centurion Bochra's point of view. A one-shot story.

Beyond the shadows, there is light…

Those who study Data tend to look down upon him. But when the cybernetics conference is held aboard the Enterprise, it's the perfect oppertunity for Data's friends to prove that he's more than a machine. Standard disclaimers apply.

A drabble describing Aaron Conor's thoughts at the end of the episode "The Masterpiece Society."