When even Kirk returning seriously injured from an away mission isn't enough to make him and Spock admit their feelings for one another, a frustrated McCoy takes matters into his own hands.

It happened imperceptibly at first, so that he didn't notice it before it had him. [Spock's POV]

Awakening centers on Saavik's early life after being rescued by Commander Spock. She now lives in ShiKahr, Vulcan in the care of Sarek and Amanda. Spock revisits issues over a complicated distance relationship with his family. Story takes place in the span of one day, and focuses on emotion/memory/Vulcan culture. WIP; Influenced by "The Pandora Principle"

Some time after the incidents of Amok Time and Return to Tomorrow, Christine finds herself outside Spock's door. But why? Spock/Chapel. More a series of connected one-shots than a multi-chapter narrative.

Oneshot, set after ST:IV. Slash, but really just fluff.

Kirk and Spock finally get together (with help from McCoy) and have lots of sex. A K/S parody.

Mini drabble. Spirk.

Eleen rules the Ten Tribes and reflects on the promises of the Earthmen.

Spock is still recovering from the events of 'Spock's Brain' when the Enterprise crew become the playthings of a powerful alien force, and Kirk and Spock end up in an embarrassing position.

**Rated NC-17 for rape and violence. Please don't read if you object.** Crash landing on a planet colonised many years ago by humans, Spock quickly finds himself captured and enslaved on a local farm.

The road to hell and all that. This is Spock/Chapel and Kirk/Chapel, but not all three. Written for Harmony Bites, who provided the plot bunnies. Hope I used them well! No betas were harmed in the writing of this-all mistakes are my own.

Redshirts are tired of dying so decide to wreck havoc on the Enterprise and what's worse is they have a magic wish box to help them.

This is a companion piece to "In the Weeds," written from T'Pring's POV. It has been so easy to vilify her in fandom, but did we truly understand the challenges she faced once her parents bonded her to Spock? This is not a commentary on her behavior, but a look at the situation from her perspective—that of a seven-year-old who has just had her whole world turned upside down.

This one-shot refers to 'Amok Time' and 'Babel' episode. Spock and his friends have been invited for dinner by Sarek and Amanda, on Vulcan! So...What is the problem?

T'Pring after Amok Time.

After a session of intense lovemaking, Spock loses consciousness and doesn't seem to wake up. There's no apparent reason, and Leonard is at a complete loss for an answer. Contains slash. Lots of it.

The crew of the Enterprise are celebrating Christmas and everyone's dishing out gifts… but what do you get a Vulcan?

Jim Kirk finally comes face-to-face with the Jim Kirk of the mirror universe. Or does he?

While traveling through an unknown part of the galaxy, Spock begins to act strange and gradually grows worse and does evil tasks such as possess people to be his slaves, manipulate machines, and plans on killing Captain Kirk, Dr. McCoy, and Scotty. They discover an evil spirit living inside him and must find a way to get rid of it before they're in danger. (with Baby Julia McCoy)

Cowritten with Basketballgirl Kaitlin. When Scotty overhears McCoy talking with someone, he mistakenly believes that McCoy has a terminal disease with only days left to live. He quickly tells his friends, who tell their friends, who tell... well, you get the picture.

It's clear that Jim, Spock, and McCoy are a closely knit team aboard the Enterprise. No one ever thought that would change. However, as Spock lies sedated in sickbay after a near-death experience, McCoy begins to consider where his feelings for Spock really lie, and what that means for his friendship with Jim.

Jealous Spock is fun to write so this just sort of happened. Established S&U.

A series of one-shots that make up some background info for the other things in there. Basically, a Big Tritanium Box of Randomness.

They are so close. They work well as a team. Is there more to it than that?

Kind of conclusion to Fire but can stand alone just fine. Warning: SLASH and mind the rating.