K/S established. When a piece of alien technology temporarily gives him a female body, Kirk naturally wants to experiment. Unfortunately Spock isn't attracted to women.

Everything is going fine, until Commissioner Ferris wants to see Kirk. That's where Bones' worst nightmare begins.

K/S AU. What if it had been Kirk, instead of McCoy, who went through the time portal with Spock in All Our Yesterdays?

Slight AU: Kirk is commanding a special team for a secret mission. "I've got a sleep-deprived doctor, an adrenaline junkie, a half-mad obsessive engineer, a Russian kid out to prove himself, a normal yet still confusing woman, and a half-Vulcan in a constant state of existential crisis. And you want us to do what?"

The events of Dagger Of The Mind lead to surprising revelation

Spock's behavior and health decline after his failed marriage ceremony to T'Pring. Kirk has to force his proud Vulcan friend to deal with the issues head on. ONE-SHOT. COMPLETE.

Five times Kirk tried to win his soulmate over, and one time Spock succeeded without really trying.

Spock doesn't seem to understand why humans find snow flurries outside the window so... fascinating. Just a short little story I thought of when it began to snow earlier. COMPLETE

K/S established. Kirk stays with Spock after an accident.

These are a few anecdotes that didn't make it into Thus One Goes To the Stars. They don't have a specific place (unless otherwise indicated) so they stand alone like little one shots. Nestle them between whatever chapters tickle your fancy. Fun and fluff!

AU. The Enterprise's new captain puzzles over his senior staff, and a new nurse joins the crew looking for her lost love.

K/S established. Like all couples, Kirk and Spock argue sometimes, but it all works out in the end.

After the Amock Time incident T'Lora has been improving her relationship with the crew of the enterprise. Just when she thought things couldn't get anymore interesting the 1920's have come alive!

A conversation between Spock and Leonard McCoy regarding James Kirk after Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Pre-Slash.

Spock dangling off a cliff with Kirk.

. . . . Which moment would you chose? The ending makes it a Wrath of Khan Alternate Universe.

K/S established. Kirk has a migraine. Spock helps.

It's "Opposite Day" on Vulcan! Imagine Sarek and Amanda hosting a Hawaiian Luau for the crew of the Enterprise! Add romance - Vulcan style! Family, Fun, and Humor! This is a sequel to "A Family Emergency."

Chekov and Scott find themselves trapped in an underground anti-human civilization. They are beaten and tortured just for being on the planet...The Enterprise can't save them now. Better than it sounds. R&R. Alternating pov. T for safety.

Jim, Bones and Spock are planning a little quality time - but they have an unexpected visitor in the form of young Chekov... Will he ruin their weekend getaway? Or will they ruin him? Rated M for sexual content. Some light-hearted slash...

Lieutenant M'Benga finds healing and unexpected friendships after a mental attack by a telepathic species previously unknown to the federation while with the landing party as part of the life science department. A different take on the idea of McCoy being attacked with a mind meld.

There comes a point in life when your past catches up with you. This moment had come for Pavel Chekov. His klingon step-family have found him and want some help tying up loose ends from when he was a child. It's a race across Russia for Chekov, a race against time for the rest of the crew to find him. Can Jim make his navigator realise he's worth more than he thinks?

Spock is in a standoff with billions of lives at stake. Even Kirk and McCoy wonder if he's right. So he sends for someone else he hopes will see as he does: Saavik.

It happens to athletes, musicians, and even Starfleet Captains: Sometimes we hit a slump. Such will be the theme of these shorts as I try to work my way out of my own roadside ditch. In summary: Everybody has bad days. Some are just funnier than others.

Why does Sarek like the 4th of July?