Saavik asks Uhura to take her on an exciting vacation, but everyone encounters more excitement than they wanted. This story follows "To Old Friends."

When Kirk invites some friends over to his apartment, Spock and Uhura encounter each other for the first time in over a year. This story follows "Ondine."

There is little I can say about this piece that will not give too much away, except that it represents a profound revelation for Spock.

Fifteen months after Uhura is transferred to the Lexington, she and Spock must make some difficult decisions. This is the last part of "Fire, Wind, and Water: The Debussy Suite." It follows "Gardens in the Rain."

Across the universe, on the starship Enterprise, under Captain ... McCoy? Pure crack.

Eleven months after Uhura is transferred to the Lexington, the Lexington and the Enterprise are assigned to a joint mission that quickly becomes more complicated than anyone had predicted. This is part 5 of "Fire, Wind, and Water: The Debussy Suite."

Seven months after Uhura is reassigned to the Lexington, she and Spock travel to London for her nephew's graduation from university. This is part 4 of "Fire, Wind, and Water: The Debussy Suite". It follows "Dialogue of the Wind and Sea."

Five months after Uhura is reassigned to the Lexington, she and Spock take Saavik to the beach on Relan Four. This is part 3 of "Fire, Wind, and Water: The Debussy Suite." It follows "The Isle of Joy."

Four months after Uhura is transferred to the Lexington, the Lexington and the Enterprise dock briefly at the same space station. This is part two of "Fire, Wind, and Water: The Debussy Suite," and it takes place after "What the West Wind Saw."

K/S fic. After hours of diplomatic meetings, the Captain falls ill, and ends up in sickbay. The ever vigilant First Officer is there for him, and always will be, forever. After all, one moment is what it takes to say what you need to say.

Two months after Uhura's transfer to the Lexington, she and Spock meet on Gamma Cygnus for a visit with Saavik. This is part 1 of "Fire, Wind, and Water: The Debussy Suite," and it takes place after "The Flame Within."

After having been involved with one another for six months, Spock and Uhura must deal with some changes in their lives. It takes place after "You Would Even Say She Glows."

Spock is not particularly fond of surprises. They are illogical. Sometimes, however, even he must admit they can be rather ... pleasant. K/S, obviously. Fluff!crack ish

Uhura welcomes Spock back to the Enterprise after the year he spent raising Saavik. This takes place after the events described in "A Woman's Touch" and "The Taste of Snow."

Uhura and McCoy make a hurried trip to Dantria after Uhura receives a message from Spock. This story takes place after "A Woman's Touch."

Although Saavik is thriving under Spock's care, Uhura points out that he has left certain gaps in the child's education and volunteers to help.

Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Uhura on shore leave. Spock isn't acting like himself. Pairing: Kirk/Spock. Fully-clothed first-time Spirk. SLASH Rated T just to be on the safe side. For livejournal trek crackbingo prompt "alien intoxicants" but not too cracky.

101 improbable situations for Spock and Christine to find themselves: # 1. Written in haste, purely for fun

Poem set during/just after Amok Time. Kirk POV. What was revealed while Spock was consumed by flames? What will come of it now? Allusions to K/S slash.

I don't like what the powers that be did with Kirk in Generations, but it's canon I guess so I'm going to work with it. How did Kirk meet Antonia-and why'd he leave her? And what does Chapel have to do with it?

There's a box of Cap'n Crunch in the mess hall, and EVERYONE wants it.

The crew of the Enterprise investigate a strange nebula.

TRADUCTION DE LA FIC DE Sylvia Bond. Durant un congé à terre, Kirk croise Finnegan qui dit à Kirk qu'il ne pourrait pas avoir une telle réussite sans Spock. Kirk décide de faire une mission en solitaire afin de prouver à Finnegan qu'il a tort. Slash K/S.

A cadet ships out for a training cruise on a worn out and obsolete Starfleet vessel. But the ship's crew and the cadet are not as useless as the other thinks!

Trapped with a Chapel who doesn't remember him on a world built for fighting, Spock tries to determine what's right and what's not. I promise in this Kirk will not steal his woman. For those who are tired of such things.