Pel est maintenant à la tête d'une entreprise de transports spatiaux et a réussi à convaincre des Romuliens de travailler pour elle. Cela lui donne l'unique avantage de pouvoir mettre à disposition de ses clients des vaisseaux munis d'un dispositif de dissimulation. Néanmoins, elle se met dans une situation compromettante avec un des pilotes Romulien. Commander Rekar/Pel

After the strike at Quark's Bar, Rom decides to choose a new career, rather than follow Ferengi tradition

Seeing Julian flirt with other women, Jadzia assumed his feelings for her ran no deeper and rebuffed him accordingly. But that was before he risked exposing his deepest secret to save her life. Now he must prove to Starfleet that he's a man, not a monster, or he risks losing everything he holds dear.

AU/DS9: It has been years since everyone left – Benjamin, Worf, O'Brian, Nog, Julian and Odo. But then why Kira kept dreaming of them being together? And most disturbingly she kept seeing Jadzia, an old man, and a young commander playing tongo.

Once upon a time, Julian imagined he might do better on a planet other than Earth, that he was a sort of modern-day changeling child, abandoned on a planet he wasn't fit for. It cut at the time that it wasn't true - it cuts all the deeper when, some years down the line, Earth sees fit to abandon him to someone else's planet after all. Garashir. Trans!Julian.

Sequel to 'Seeds of Faith'. Jadzia awakens after Gul Dukats attack at the Bejoran Shrine. Bashir has found a way to save her life but it has come at a high cost to not just Jadzia but Dax as well.

Jake Sisko has tried to get through to the arrogant junkie cadet Watters and the rest of Red Squad. He has tried to get through to Nog, but he's failed. What was he thinking at the time? Spoilers for 'Valiant'

Sisko's thoughts during the final battle in The Way of the Warrior while he's trying to get through to Gowron and Martok.

Julian's thoughts, and disgust, when Odo loses his shapeshifting abilities. Spoilers for 'Broken Link'

At their regular lunchtime meet-up, Garak makes an almost cryptic hint to Bashir regarding a possible future outcome of their friendship. Title borrowed from a song by The Doors.

The doctor keeps a journal of some of his experiences in the infirmary.

Following the events of "Let He Who is Without Sin," Jadzia notices something amiss with Worf. Klingon warriors do not fall prey to pathetic, microscopic viruses...do they? Where has this mysterious sickness come from? And who will it strike next?

The defining moment when Second-In-Command Garak decided that Intendent Kira needed to die. (Mirror Universe)

Gul Dukat overhears Kira admiring a Bajoran war hero and can't leave well enough alone. His actions have unintended consequences as they cause a series of revelations regarding Cardassian-Bajoran prophecy, genocide, and cover up. Completed!

During Season 5 Odo is stuck as a human and dreams...

Some fun in the Mirror Universe. The Intendant wants a woman once in a while... Note:I know in the Mirror Canon Ezri isn't Joined, but I took a liberty.

Odo Links with Laas and tries to make him understand...

A Cardassian soldier seems perfect, but is he too good to be true? Note: Melset is a borrowed original character I use frequently with my friend's permission. Check out Iniki Melset sometime.

Bryan O'Neil un ibrido viene trovato da un' altro ibrido per ucciderlo. Kira e Banshir sono molto amici e per tornare ad essere umano dovrà essere operato.

Bashir is given a holosuite program that promises thrills. He should've known better than to trust a 'friend' of Quark's.

Follow Alexander after he leaves the station following Worf's wedding to Jadzia. I follow the storyline up to the finale. From there the storyline will be wholly off the cuff and original.

Garak finds a small scar at the back of Julian's neck. One of his many failings is that he can never stop searching for answers.

An attempt to discover the fate of one Bajoran servant uncovers a web of deceit, obfuscation and intrigue.

Jake, Ziyal and their own private City of Lights during the Federation-Cardassian interbellum.

In this Deep Space Nine novelette, a catastrophe thought to be impossible has occurred; Sisko, Dax and O'Brien are given the job of trying to find out what happened. The story is a mystery; not so much a "whodunit," but rather a "HOWdunit" and a "WHYdunit." You won't be left cliff-hanging; the solution to the mystery is included in the story.