A series I promised my friend Phil. So I hope you enjoy these sessions, and I hope I'll enjoy writing them.

After The Best of Both Worlds, Picard thinks grimly about the Borg experience and what lies in the future.

[10/11] After ST:TNG Season 7, not compliant with the films nor ST:PIC. / An autistic half-Vulcan cyberneticist with social anxiety comes aboard the Enterprise to study Data. Her research reveals that Data's had emotions all along and that he used to be human. While they are discovering Dr. Soong's motivation and villainy, they become friends and fall in love.

A collection of TNG ficlets/microfic/flash fic stories (mainly short conversations) that mostly take place after each episode.

If these two had been open and honest with one another from the beginning, the rest of us wouldn't be in this mess. This piece started as a little drabble but seems to be turning into something more. Never fear - my one and only ship always ends in a happily ever after. IN PROGRESS

Ex Astris Scientia: From the Stars, Knowledge. You would think so. Except this time around, it's less about science and more about social skills. Second in the Decoherence series. Can be read stand-alone, probably. Cross-posted on AO3.

The crew of the Enterprise are invited to a holodeck murder mystery birthday party in honour of Data. Everyone is thrilled about to spend shore leave engaged in a thrilling mystery. It soon becomes apparent things are not quite what they seem. Something about this mysterious, omnipotent Butler has Jean-Luc on edge. Features the whole TNG gang and Q, Lore, and Lwaxana Troi.

What if, instead of growing to hate his brother, Lore was taken aboard the Enterprise instead? Hijinks and angst ensue as Lore worms his way into everyone's hearts, and becomes the crew's emotional support bastard. Rated T just to be safe! (Set after Datalore but before Deja Q, to give you a roughish timeline)

A novelisation of TNG's epic two-parter. Responding to a distress call from one of the Federation's outermost colonies, the crew of the Enterprise discover that their deadliest enemy is making an incursion into Federation space and will stop at nothing.

What if Wesley was hurt and had to fix what he did? Will he help the Enterprise or no?

What if Wesley wasn't feeling good and tried to keep it quiet? Will he achieve it as usual or fail? No Journeys End.

What if Wesley said what truly happened in the beginning?

Will she stay or will she go? More Christmas fluff featuring our favorite Captain and Doctor. P/C

The story of Lieutenant Jean-Luc Picard, as seen in the alternative history of the TNG episode "Tapestry".

Beverly Crusher's past choices come back to haunt her and some other members of the enterprise crew. When confronted with the inevitable, what will she do? And how will others react?

A short piece of fluff exploring the fun notion of, "what if the captain and good doctor were living their happily ever after, but no one figured it out?" Each section gives you a member of the senior crew's thoughts followed by Beverly or Jean-Luc's view of the same scene. It's fluff but it's comforting, like relaxing in a bowl of warm oatmeal. COMPLETE.

Jack introduces Beverly to Jean-Luc. (It's not nearly as pleasant as that sounds, btw.) My first-ever Mirror Universe attempt. This is the closest I've ever come to writing P/C that doesn't have a happy ending. I wrote this way back in the day, but the memory of it begged to be revisited. I have some ideas, so I may dabble with extending this one...

TNG alternative history for our favourite doctor.

It's Christmas... Can Beverly and Jean-Luc finally get past their fears and find their way to one another? Takes place after S7, but before Generations. A/U P/C R/T

Worf is child of two worlds. He's never quite fit into either. Not Klingon enough for the Empire. Yet the only Klingon in Starfleet. He's an outsider to everyone - except her. She doesn't have Riker's culutral sophistication, Deanna's experience, or Geordi's charm. No, as the child of a forgotten backwater, she doesn't get their jokes either. But she's always right behind him.

After her encounter with Captain Picard, Sela has a talk with her father. Volskiar isn't really happy about his daughter's choices, but he'll let her make her own mistakes.

Set shortly after the events of the TNG episode, All Good Things...

The first episode of Star Trek TNG "Encounter At Farpoint" has a touching scene between Data and 137 year old Admiral Leonard McCoy. Who else did Dr. McCoy visit on the Enterprise?

A poem for my favorite Klingon.

Data and Geordi, who have been dating for quite a while now, end up getting engaged. Upon mentioning this, as well as his decision to take Geordi's last name, to his brother, Lore makes the decision to give last names a chance, as well. And of course, his victim of choice is Worf. This plays some time after The First.