After attending the funeral of a subordinate, Data is reminded of one of the greatest losses of his life, and he dreams of wishes that can never be fulfilled. In the process, he learns something about what it means to mourn. Data/Tasha.

Rose learns that she is the daughter of Starfleet Captain William Riker and his wife, Deanna. When Will rescues her after nine years of captivity, she has to adjust to a lifestyle and family that is far different from what she is used to. Will she be able to find her place on her parent's starship, or will she return back to the comfort of the man who kidnapped her and raised her?

Deanna reaches the end of her patience treating Barclay's holodeck obsession of her conventionally and resorts to using old-fashioned methods instead. Guinan deals with the emotional fallout from a vampire encounter 100 years in the past. An adolescent Q decides Deanna should exchange places with her Terran Empire counterpart. Humour, profanity, non-gratuitous punishment, suspense.

Takes place after "Dark Page" in S7. A/U from there. Beverly and Jean-Luc become closer than ever before as they deal with the ramifications of a fracture in the space-time continuum. P/C

Deanna comes to the painful realization that perhaps she and Worf are better as just friends. Post Series, pre-movies. (Watching Deep Space Nine, I couldn't help but notice that both Jadzia and Ezri suffered injuries having sex with Worf. It serves to reason that Deanna did too)

Data experiences Birthday Sex

Geordi La Forge se plonge dans une réflexion suite aux récents changements survenus dans sa vie : le décès de Data, son transfert sur DS9 et l'étrange relation qu'il entretient avec un Romulien, Riov Bochra. Geordi/Bochra

Young Doctor meets the Android lieutenant Commander we all know and love. I don't own, any of this! Nada! not the songs, not the characters, please don't sue me! -Enjoy!

A tag to 2x14, "The Icarus Factor"

Additional scene at the end of "Sub Rosa". What happened when Beverly returned to check on Jean-Luc? No real plot, just…some adult fun. P/C

Captain Picard recovers after a frightening illness on Earth. Beverly hops on board for the ride. This leads directly on from House Call so it would probably be best to read that first.

I'd always known who my father was. That was the first thing I wanted to say. Yes, I'd never known him, but I had known who he was from the beginning. And while I knew that serving on the same ship as him was going to be challenging, I wasn't going to be the one to tell my father that he'd left more than first love behind in France all those years ago.

Lwaxana didn't know how their argument got so big as to lead to Kate leaving for Earth, saying she needed space. But she did know that she had to head to her home in order to make things right for the holiday season.

Stories of the life and times of Q and his mortal more-than-just-a-friend, Reader. Because being omnipotent doesn't mean a thing when it comes to relationships.

Can a member of the Q Contiuum find love with a human member of the Enterprise crew? Maybe!

Ever wonder what happened to Hugh and the other "freed" Borg after the events in the Next Generation series? I did, and the series "Picard" just did not suffice. In fact, it did not suffice for me a whole lot. So here's my take on how it might've happened. If you just have to, as with so many other of my stories, consider this an AU. Wouldn't be the first time. Enjoy! And review!

When the Enterprise-C came through a time rift, they changed the future so the Federation was fighting a relentless war against the Klingon Empire. The only way to change it is they go back, and put history on track. But Picard has to convince the captain of the need. A look into Picard's thoughts as he persuades Rachel Garrett.

Opening up about everything you know is not easy when you're a Starfleet Officer with a past. One-shot during Symbiosis. Implied D/T. I still love season one. Have you rewatched this episode lately? The crew losing their cool trying to talk to dope addicts and drug dealers is hilarious! Also, Denise Crosby waves goodbye in the cargo room at the end - so cute.

Will relies on Deanna to get to the bottom of a social event with a new alien culture who may have telepathic abilities.

Tasha Yar faces three minefields that test her mind, body, and heart. What will it take to save the people she loves? Backstory for Tasha & Ishara, fleshing out events alluded to in Legacy and throughout season 1.

It all starts with Q forcing Picard to spend some time with him. One hour, each night. Q is certain this bit of social engineering will make them the fastest of friends, but Picard thinks differently, as usual. Expect realism and angst, but a satisfying ending. Takes place after TNG, only accounts for TNG canon. (Updated in 2021 from chapter 9 on.)

Data has a talk with Counselor Troi

When coming back to the Enterprise from a medical conference, two different Beverly Crushers from two different timelines find themselves somewhere they didn't expect to be. A sort of re-write of episode 7x11 Parallels. Crossposted from AO3.

After a traumatic away mission, Will drowns his sorrows and Deanna struggles to help.

As the brand-new Enterprise-D prepares for its first mission, Captain Picard has a conversation with his new second officer about shift schedules, William Shakespeare, and humanity. "It is not in the stars to hold our destiny, but in ourselves."