Spock gets drunk when he tries hot chocolate for the first time.

An unfortunate shy young ensign who happens to be a red-shirt, has a really off day.

Three instances showcasing why size matters to the Enterprise crew. Gen.

"Friendship and pain. He hasn't always thought of them as connected. He'd spent so long looking for the subtleties he'd missed the obvious; open is just another word for vulnerable." Post TWOK and Kirk has lost everything that matters to him. He seeks to escape from a guilt that haunts him but has to deal with an unwelcome visitor. This is about friendship and grief. NOW COMPLETE.

The lost years between their first mission and the meeting with V'ger. The crew of the Enterprise find their lives torn apart. This is the story of how it fell apart and came back together. Not for the faint of heart.

Spock and Christine attend the ship's Winter Party. Set in the Protesting Natures Universe. The standard mistletoe challenge response fic. Edited from the original - wow I was really addicted to commas!

This little fic began its life as a challenge from the Spock and I think this is funny. It could very well be that it's not. I have a strange sense of humor. My personal response to the K/S fic that greeted me 20 years ago. Challenge: Spock, Christine, A wedding, the phrases "I do" and "That was the best 100 credits I ever spent".

When two lives collide. Go to where it leads you.

Jim takes a moment to smell the roses. Spock watches him...

A smutty little thing I wrote 10 years ago. Spock and Christine in the Protesting Natures Universe. Everyone's got a fantasy. Even Spock.

My first Star Trek ficlet! (Be kind, or constructive!) Based on the first season episode 'The Enemy Within'. Captain Kirk wasn't the only crew member broken in two by the transporter malfunction.

Five times Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock went all protective on Dr. McCoy, and one time McCoy showed them that he doesn't need y'all's coddling and can darn well take care of himself, thanks very much. Gen, Triumvirate-centric giftfic for a friend.

Very dark, very angsty. Spock and Christine have kept their relationship a secret. When an away mission goes terribly wrong Spock realizes what it would mean if they never saw one another again.

A continuation of the episode The Apple and the events on Gamma Trianguli VI resulting in the deaths of four crewmen of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Captain Kirk has difficulty coping his recent mistakes, and takes his frustration out on his unsuspecting First Officer. But things do not go as planned...

When a diplomatic crisis threatens the relationship between Vulcan and Starfleet, will Kirk and Spock manage to stay on the same side? Events will bring new challenges both to their personal and professional relationship, and to the balance of power in the Federation. Common Touch is the first part of a two part story.

Not to spoil it but this IS from the Protesting Natures Universe. Christine comes to tell Spock that they are headed to Vulcan in that little blue skirt.

Jamie makes a startling revelation to Spock and McCoy...about Kirk!

Spock and Christine become friends over a series of dinners. Part of the Protesting Natures universe. The sequel to Fools. Recipes available upon request.

No turbolift malfunction, no shuttlecraft accident. Just two officers - two friends. Right?

Jim wrecks the Buick, Spock is not amused. Jim tries to make it up to him. This is the sequel to Baby, Can I Drive Your Car?

Spock buys a car. Jim wants to drive it.

Sometimes Jim forgets that Spock does have emotions ruthlessly buried in that Vulcan head of his. Just a one shot, unless I get inspired to write more. Set after This Side of Paradise. No slash

Jim's facing a painful loss and Spock wants to help. Companion to Reflection and Regret. Post The Paradise Syndrome.

Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and Uhura are transported to Earth, 2010, in a complex twist involving Klingons and Romulans. On Earth they meet an average high school girl named Lauren, who attempts to hide them from the public until they can return home.

A little vignette of friendship-y fluff set directly after the events of 'The Original Series' episode entitled 'Balance of Terror'. Spock looked so self-deprecating after that mistake with the console, I couldn't help but explore his feelings (because he does have them, no matter his protestations). Plot, what plot?