Was it only because she was used to Data, that she wasn't put off by his inorganic nature? Or was it perhaps *because* of his inhuman qualities, *because* his mannerisms and speech were so formal as to render him more machine than man? ("Descent"-fic. A dark sort of Lore/Troi.)

Re-publishing this story and sequel Man Out of Time

Data's POV of the events in chapter 17 of CRUSH II: Ostinato. Zoe's been kidnapped, but there's another mission that must resolved before he can bring her home. One-shot. Data/Zoe. CRUSHverse. Contains the android equivalent of angst.

Dr. Crusher suggested Data figure out lesbian sex for himself. He brings the results of his research to share with her.

The Enterprise visits a technologically-advanced civilisation that long ago gave up space travel and instead transformed their single planet into one giant city. Meanwhile, the ship is experiencing unexplained malfunctions and the Engineering personnel are talking about seeing weird things in the Jeffries Tubes...

The Enterprise are engaged with Romulans when *poof!* Llama. And then havoc.

Sometimes it doesn't all work out in the end, and you have to go on anyway. Beverly struggles to find peace in her new life after the worst comes to pass. P/C.

Captain Riker is devastated when he discovers that his new commanding officer is none other than Calvin "Just Call Me Hutch" Hutchinson.

The birth of Phoenix, from her own point of view.

What if Q died straying the Calamarains away from the Enterprise? Well, there's more to that theory we are playing out. What if a Q can't go to the afterlife because someone hasn't moved on? Can really not letting go of a Q be that harmful? Guess you can fill in the blanks who this person is. As 'reluctant' as the person is who won't let go.

The Romulans send spies to infiltrate the Academy. They kidnap the Federation's Most important citizen. They then learn this was a big mistake. Terrifying Picard. Admiral Nechayev is the main character; she's not listed so I put her as an OC. CRACK FIC!

This is a story that is basically a different version of 'Search for Spock' with the crew of the NCC-1701-D. Sequel to 'Mon capitaine,mon capitaine'.

A story of Captain Jean Luc Picard after retiring from Star Fleet. It provides the endings of his career, his being spurned from marrying Dr Beverly Crusher, and the beginnings of acting on an unfulfilled promise by Picard to visit the Ba'ku woman Anij, with whom he shared a close relationship during the movie "Star Trek Insurrection". Star Trek owned by CBS Entertainment.

This story is told through the perspective of Q, the omnipotent being. Q has a conflict with a M. This conflict leads to the death of someone very important and close to Q. So because of that, Q goes back in time.

When everything is blurry, there's one person who can make it all clear. Post-ep for "The Host".

A story where Data and La Forge go through a wormhole expecting to return to a different location a couple light years from the Enterprise. This worm hole apparently was made by Romulan tech and somehow it landed in the hands of some other alien species. They didn't land where they expected originally. The wormhole brought them to Earth. In Miami, Florida. 2016.

A sequel to The Bright Unbroken Planet. Some things are meant to be endured. What happened, the first night Picard returns home. The title is from the poem "Arrows" by Tony Hoagland. Part of the Post-A Million Sherds universe.

Jean-Luc and Beverly argue in the aftermath of an away mission, but a discussion about Nella Daren helps them come to an understanding.

Beverly is gold. Sequel to "Red".

Picard's day of R&R is interrupted when the replicator in his quarters refuses to give him his cup of Earl Grey.

Picard is turning positively red. Sequel to "Green".

Reasons to skip this: TNG's main characters will (probably)not appear, entire story revolves around an AuthorAvatar, story is not likely to continue. Reasons to read this: Starfleet cadet life will be shown, a person from our time will navigate the 24th century, Vulcan Taurik from "The Lower Decks" is in it. If it's great, I'm glad I could share it. If it's awful, how do I improve?

Replicator Technology at its finest. Join the crew of the Enterprise-D as they all die in horrible and completely nonsensical ways! This story is complete and utter crack with no consideration to common sense or sanity whatsoever.

Erica Strong wakes up in a lab, on another planet, with her features altered to make her look like a Romulan. The Romulans want her to infiltrate the Federation and relay them information, but how is she to do that when she's, mentally, three hundred years behind? If she doesn't do it though, a chip in her chest will genetically alter her into a real Romulan, an enemy of her race.

A story in which Q brings back I-B to the Enterprise in Star Trek: The Next Generation.