In between missions, Captain Kirk gets bored - really bored - and his friends and crew will do anything to help him. So, when Spock, McCoy, and Scotty start acting strangely, it's only natural for their captain to investigate. Rated: K because it's pure fluff.

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Scotty rushes to contain the damage caused by a botched iridium purchase before it destroys the ship. Meanwhile, Spock is recovering from a bout of flu, and Bones is displeased with the equipment in sickbay. Just another day on the Enterprise. A little story just for fun.

Commander Janice Rand of the Excelsior-B remembers her old boss.

"Don't you know that curiosity killed the cat?" Christine Chapel does something she isn't supposed to in order to satisfy her curiosity. And it just might cost her the one person she values most. Rated M for Mature Graphic Details.

K/S. When a mission for the Enterprise-A leaves them stranded on a freezing planet, Kirk and Spock remember how a similar situation years ago ended up changing their relationship forever.

"And how exactly did you get stuck in there in the first place?" One-shot based on prompt. K-plus for some paranoid language.

With grandeur and celebration the body of James Tiberius Kirk returns to Earth for a state burial. It is capped, however, with a final and emotional farewell that has been brewing for nearly a century. Primarily focusing on the Original Series, some members of the The Next Generation are mentioned, though not enough to label a crossover. These characters are not mine.

It was the day neither of them thought would ever come...the day of James T. Kirk's memorial service. One-shot about Spock and McCoy left behind after their captain's death. Angst ahead!

What would constitute an illogical victory in chess? Distracting your opponent, of course. A light and fluffy drabble, to contrast all the darker, more serious stories I've been posting lately.

To hypos, that is. When Dr. McCoy walks out on his own murder, Kirk and Spock learn just how durable their doctor really is. Set after 'Requiem for Methuselah'. Warning for some graphic medical jazz, and a bit of blood. Oh well, let's just clean it up and then kick some bad guy butt.

A stopover for dilithium goes badly awry. Gen.

Summary: she stares at him for the reason of only hoping that she didn't misread him. Nurse Chapel has grown very fond of her friend and boss the Good doctor but now all she really wants is to be more then friends. "So why is it you can't be happy girl? If ya love him go and get him"

A parody I wrote for my English class of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven". Set after "Wrath of Khan" & before "the Search for Spock" Kirk's POV (Spirk- because I always believe in Spirk)

Every male character will have a set of drabbles where they are female. These are based on my headcanons of what the characters would look like and act like.

A slightly different take on the end of the movie,'Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan'. The story starts up right after Scotty has stopped Kirk from opening the door in the radiation room to get to Spock. Warning: includes character death, blood, and a hint of insanity.

"If I wished to embrace my feelings Jim, I would have admitted my love for you a long time ago." When Spock and Kirk visit Spock's parents at Vulcan, Sarek notices something different about his son - so does Amanda. Set in an AU in which Sarek and Spock are speaking to each other.

Star Trek version of Taylor Swift's "I'm Only Me When I'm with You" It is Spirk, but not very obvious. Spock's POV

Star Trek version of Taylor Swift's "Back to December" in Kirk's POV towards Spock Set during the first half of the Motion Picture (Spirk- of course)

Spock consents to one last interview as he prepares for his last great mission, that of Reunification.

Spock falls down the rabbit hole into Wonderland, where everything is topsy-turvy and nothing is logical. All he wants to do is find the captain, but everyone around him has other plans.

Spock plays his lyre while thinking of Jim

Spones. Yes. From me. I don't believe it myself, really. This is a one-shot, not part of my series (obviously). Mildish slash, not too bad on language but a bit of a dirty wordplay so I name it K . This is what happens if I over-analyse language - hence the unsophisticated title. I can't even come up with a quote for this. *sigh*

Las discusiones concernientes a educar a un hijo de dos culturas totalmente diferentes. Kirk/Spock slash (casados). MPREG implicito.

In the episode And the Children Shall Lead, an alien entity attempts to take over the Enterprise by taking over the crew, mind by mind, and nobody is exempt-not even a Vulcan. When the alien gets to the bridge, Spock is as vulnerable as the rest of the crew, until the alien goes a step too far.