Spock had expected Jim to tell the crew about his birthday, and thus had expected well wishes and maybe gifts. But this? This threw him for a loop - and of course, it was Chekov's fault.

Story #58 When Spock, T'Naisa, and 12-year-old James visit Jim Kirk in Idaho, there are surprising results.

Story #57 Following the murder of his wife and daughter, Spock is piecing his life back together when he is faced with a challenge to his parental rights.

Captain Kirk inspired many people during his time on the Enterprise. One decided to follow in his footsteps. Short one-shot.

Story #56 In the "Knowing" stories, Earth changes brought Spock and his family to Phoenix, where young Sobek joined them when his father died. "Seventh Inning" showed why Sobek became disillusioned with Spock and the Yanashites. Now a senseless act of violence disrupts Spock's family and shatters his faith in the Shiav. (Warning: Character death)

Why were the Gorn really on Cestus-3... and why did they go after the Federation with a vengeance?

This is based off the episode in Star Trek (The Paradise Syndrome) where Kirk is stuck with no memory on the planet that worships him as a God. Basically, Jim is stuck, and Spock didn't save him or blow up the asteroid that was threatening everybody. Bones said that for 4 months Spock didn't eat or sleep for guilt, and my inner writer exploded. Heavy angst.

It's Spock's birthday. Captain Kirk and Doctor McCoy have organised a party. May be slightly OOC (Short script)

A vaccine is being given out to the entire Enterprise crew. For some reason, Spock refuses to take it. Kirk and McCoy are determined to find out why. May seem a little OOC. Sorry about that! (Short script)

Story #55 The "Knowing" stories mentioned that young Sobek attended a baseball game with Spock's teenage son, Simon. Here is the account of what happened at the ballpark and the incident that left Sobek deeply disillusioned, setting the stage for the pivotal story that will follow.

Story #54 Following the Great Quake, Spock's son James becomes angry when he thinks his sister Teresa is getting special treatment. This is the second of two "Knowing" stories dealing with the same events as seen from different viewpoints. This is not simply a repeat, but contains many new scenes. Here you will find out what James really wrote in his notebook before he changed it.

Spock reflects on his relationship with Leonard whilst imprisoned on a planet. Established Spones, set somewhere during the Enterprise's third year on their voyage.

Story #53 In the months following the Great Quake, Teresa's behavior baffles Spock and Lauren. This is the first of two "Knowing" stories that deal with the same events as seen through differing viewpoints.

Story #52 Spock's daughter T'Beth thought she knew Aaron Pascal, but a honeymoon discovery leaves her wondering.

Story #51 Spock is home from Vulcan. His daughter T'Beth is engaged to be married. Jim Kirk and his wife have a baby on the way. But all too quickly the best of times can turn into the worst of times...when calamity strikes.

Story #50 Three years have passed since the events in Testament, and Spock is still dividing his time between Earth and Vulcan. Now trouble ensues when his young daughter Teresa plays matchmaker for her sister T'Beth.

Not everything can be fixed, and its painful to see. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

Story # 49 This 9 chapter novelette is a tale of betrayal and redemption. No longer a member of Starfleet, Spock takes on occasional diplomatic assignments for the Federation-but when dramatic change comes to Vulcan, he reacts on a personal level and is drawn into history's current. The decisions that await him will alter his life forever. (Warning: Character death)

It's the Enterprise's bridge crew... as human kids. Playing the Enterprise game they're still roaming the galaxy of their town, they're still thicker than thieves, and they're still completely inwincible! And if that means taking on the evil gang called the Klingons or saving imperiled kittens... they're just going to have to rise to the occasion.

This is an experimental, dialogue only story—no connective tissue. I usually despise works that don't use quotation marks to denote dialogue, but since that's all there is here, I'm going to skip them. If I did my job right, you won't miss them. I was missing these Jimbo and Chrissie, and I needed a diversion from the world, so...this is the result.

Kirk's thoughts and feelings for a certain member of his crew during the events of 'The Man Trap'

Set the day after Journey to Babel, Saavik's ship, carrying Spock and other diplomats, is thrown into a time warp, set by a saboteur. They find themselves side by side with Kirk's Enterprise on its way to Babel. As they battle against the enemy, their children become weapons, Kirk & Saavik's ships are used against them, and Sarek is forced to choose: billions of lives or his family

Spock and McCoy are gifted a dose of Fesarian powder. This has no effect whatsoever. To begin with...

The missing scene from 'Operation-Annihilate'. Spock regains his sight. The first thing he sees is McCoy. That much we know. But what happened before he did see that face? What happened before they got to the bridge? Spones

Story #48 A death in the family sets Spock thinking. (A tiny ficlet written for a contest.)