After Edith's death in Depression era New York, a man makes a startling discovery.

It was made with sticks and covered in pitch. I did the ears, of course, and then we had ourselves a right proud tar Vulcan. Perfect.

A/U fic Spock's family adopts a Romulan child, a little girl. Her dream is to see the reunification of the Romulan and Vulcan people, but a series if events on the Enterprise make it impossible for her fight for change. Spock is willing to do what it takes to make his sister's dream come true. Contains angst, fluff, humor, romance, and everything in between.

A bit of PWP, oneshot. Post V'Ger, in an established relationship, Spock and Christine Chapel are on Vulcan, enjoying themselves very much.

K/S: A visit to a planet where spouses don't exist and friendship is the foundation of society causes Kirk and Spock to realize that they want to be more than friends. (In other words, don't be put off by the title; they'll be more than friends by the end of the story. :-D)

Uhura asks Saavik and Spock to pose for a family photo with their growing children. She gets a second one that touches her heart.

Sulu calls his daughter: Saavik and Spock have offered him a great honor to join their family in a significant way. But he won't do it if Demora doesn't agree. Not only does she agree, she tells him she's getting something she's always wanted. She also makes a fool out of herself in front of Spock and Saavik, but these things happen.

Saavik can't reach Vulcan before Amanda dies; she can't even get there for the funeral. Even as Spock struggles with grief and Saavik chastises herself for not getting there earlier, they are hit with more pain. Valeris isn't done with them yet. It may be a good thing: their commitment strengthens and Saavik finds Amanda has left more for her.

Amanda sits Saavik down for a talk before she ships out again. Amanda asks her what was it that Valeris betrayed her with, and how she sees what happened on Genesis and what it really means. And a little something called pon farr. Immediately follows "What Good Came From It", but it isn't necessary to have read it.

This is for celticmusebooks. Happy birthday. Short but hopefully sweet.

Spock starts teaching Uhura to play the the Vulcan harp, but they have a lot to learn about each other. [This exists separately from my other stories.]

Takes place shortly after the events of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. What if Spock, McCoy, and Kirk were . . . beamed into our reality? What if they are beamed in the year 2015 during Comic-con of all places? How would that fair to our favorite Commander and Captain who would soon sprout into something more? This is a story where a few startling discoveries are made.

Captain Sulu in command of the Excelsior come upon a lone Romulan vessel near the border of Romulus and Remus, they find everyone dead from some strange condition to kill each other. The Enterprise as well is sent to investigate with Captain Kirk in command.

This short story about why Lieutenant Angela Martine has decided to resign from Starfleet takes place after the episode entitled 'Balance Of Terror'.

After the excruciating experience of baring her soul to Spock, Christine Chapel needs some time with a girlfriend to discuss her faux pas. N.B. My first foray into TOS, brought about by watching reruns on terrestial TV. You can more usually find me writing green-skinned space vampires.

Five Times James Kirk Missed Christmas, and One Time Spock Made Sure He Didn't. I jumped on the bandwagon with the Five Times thing. Something slashy for Christmas.

Explanation to the glittery poop thing from "Maybe that tribble fight wasn't such a good idea." Prequel to "Tribble Fight!", if you want to call it that. Something about an experiment and an annoying Vulcan?

A Romulan fell in love with a human. They had a daughter. Now years later, she has joined Starfleet and may be the key to avoiding a full out war between the Romulans and Starfleet, and possibly the whole Federation. This story is told from Spock's point of view, as he gets to know the new crew of the USS. Enterprise. Hopefully in the style of an extended original series episode.

A missing scene from TWOK, meant as a tribute to Leonard Nimoy upon his passing. Told from Amanda's POV. The movie never explored her grief, which to my mind must have been profound. Written a few days after I got the news, but not posted until now.

Sequel to "TRIBBLE FIGHT!" Something about purple glittery poop and Kirk's easily rippable shirts?

Annabel Carro has to spend even more time with her rival, Pavel Chekov, when they both get assigned to the Enterprise. He's one-uped her for the last four years and she's getting sick of it. Chekov barely knows this girl and doesn't understand why she hates him so much. Will they be able to work together or will they simply piss off their friends?

An alternate version of a Christmas story I wrote a couple of years ago. This version dedicated to Djinn 1

Sequel to "The Trolley Paradox". It was as if all his old wounds had reopened at once, spilling out and out of control, sweeping him along for the ride.

Stranded with a medical team in a war zone, with the captain incapacitated and no contact with the Enterprise, Spock, Dr McCoy, and Nurse Chapel must fight to survive with dwindling rations and an ever-increasing patient load. (Please note: Although there isn't graphic content, the situations are quite heavy and do include death, but not established character deaths.)

Chekov is taken prisoner and has to escape, but someone wants to hold him back. This is my take on the Russian literary tradition of the 'Prisoner of the Caucasus' (Pushkin, Lermontov, Tolstoy etc). Finally complete.