Plein de petits mots Vulcains, réunis dans de courts chapitres thématiques : remerciement & courtoisie - Salutations - Insultes - Prénoms & noms - Vocabulaire amoureux - Alimentation Nouveau : Déités Vulcaines et d'autres thèmes à venir

Everybody knows that Vulcans have arranged marriages, it is all very logical. But it is not always the parents who make the final arrangement. Sometimes it is an illogical busybody child who thinks Surak can suck it...

A humorous play written in 1968 about Spock and his gang. Read how they fail at exploring the cosmos. Why are there termites on this cruise? Even they did not know.

Yet another classic poem.

Roberta Lincoln and Isis go undercover to break up a blackmailing ring. Warning: There is some mild NC content and drug use.

From the Archives of Spocknalia comes a poem that has rarely seen the light of day since 1968. Is it better that way? I do not know.

This is a series of missing scenes that add to—or resolve—the events of the episodes. Many of these scenes will involve a meeting between Kirk and Spock to talk over the events of the mission after the conclusion of the episode. I'll focus on the relationships among the characters, but there's no overt slash. Each chapter is a stand-alone story.

A poem to a clever engineer

Amanda Grayson makes an educational video for people who want to marry Vulcans. It contains some information that most people are unaware of...

Summary: This is a compilation of short stories about Sulu and Masters' relationship, based on the "Transferred" story. Charlene and Hikaru are officially engaged. If you want to read about how their relationship began, read "The Battle for Spock part 2," chapters 19-36 (Part 12 of the Uhura's World Series

This is a short Star Trek story, it's meant to explore the relationship between Spock and Doctor McCoy. At times, they do not seem to be friends, at times they seem to be very good friends, and at times, no one is sure if they are sure what they are…. While Spock thinks he is sure, his Captain advice him to take an action that shows another side of the matter.

I awaken from a cryogenic state two centuries into the future. A very convincing doctor persuades me to accept Starfleet's offer to join its new Deep Space Program. The starship I will be joining as part guest, part Old Earth leading authority is the USS Enterprise. The perks? Constant contact with tall, dark, handsome, and pointy-ears!

Spock, Chapel, Kirk, and McCoy spend some days on a routine mission. What could go wrong? A lot, actually. Rated T just because *someone* gets hurt. But maybe they'll have some fun, too. And maybe there'll be more change than they had ever planned or expected.

A Star trek haiku.

When Kirk is suffering form an awful headache, it'll take more than a simple prescription to make him feel better. Or, put simply, Jim Kirk needs a hug. Rated T for mild language and a brief medical scene.

Women... Astronauts... Pirates? The women of the ISS Enterprise are a little more resourceful than their mirror dimension counterparts. During their five-year mission, they are trying to secure the bag and the man or woman of their dreams; all while staying safe and sound. But it's all in a day's work for a female astronaut, right? This is a Mirror universe story...

When Kirk is injured under oddly familiar circumstances, Spock must deal with some inner demons from his past. Based on events from, and contains spoilers for, "Vulcan's Glory," a Star Trek novel by D.C. Fontana. Rated T for mentions of death and violence - nothing graphic.

Amanda has died and Spock must deal with the pain.

Kirk and Spock are on a classified mission to negotiate a planet's admission into the Federation when things go horribly wrong.

A story set in the Mirror Universe chronicling Spock's path of revolution, shortly after the events of "Mirror, Mirror".

Spock learns about human customs when parting. McCoy does not particularly appreciate this.

Klingons are after a new warp drive technology

Une petite aventure pour l'équipage de Star trek.

Kirk has a hard time adjusting to the fact that the Enterprise will not fly again.

Kirk suspects that a certain Vulcan, whether or not he knows it himself, has had his feelings hurt. Inspired by the ending of 1x07; "Frankly, I was rather dismayed by your use of the term 'half-breed,' Captain. You must admit it is an unsophisticated expression."