As Star Fleet Officers, Kirk, Spock and McCoy, were used to the clash of cultures that could occur as they went about their work... but they did not expect to be faced with a difficult situation when a new officer joins the crew.

Originally written for the "Small Things" challenge in 2001, this is the story of Spock's firepot beast.

In order to begin Kolinahr, Spock must sever all ties between him and others. He is shocked when not one, but two of his closest friends, Dr McCoy and Saavik, who he has not seen for years, refuse this, and demands to know why.

The crew of the Enterprise encounter two hitherto unknown species with different telepathic abilities. This takes place during the 2nd 5-year mission.

Later generations will say many things about James T. Kirk. Character study

Chapel's life is changed forever when Uhura brings Spock's former mentor back to the Enterprise for a visit. Stands on its own, but follows the events of "Blame It On Gados." Dramedy/Romance. S/U background.

A ficlet that takes place during the fight scene in "Amok Time". Kirk/Spock.

When a member of the Enterprise crew loses all memory of ever being there, she undergoes a major personality change. When her well being is placed in the hands of Ensign Pavel Chekov, she feels more attached to him than she ever would before the loss. R&R

Have you ever wonder what happens if you die in a different reality? Where do the souls go? Spock found the answer. Somtimes the universe screws it up. Slash.Drama.Romance.Spirk.ST 2009 reference and part of the plot based on it but focused on Spock Prime

Alguna vez te has preguntado que pasan cuando mueres en una realidad diferente? A dónde van las almas? Spock encontró la respuesta. A veces el universo se equivoca.Slasj.Drama.Romance.Spirk.Un poco de argumento basado en ST 2009 pero por Spock Prime.

Spock overhears his parents arguing over whether he will be allowed to undergo the kahs-wan.

Four young women are killed in a car accident in 2009. They accept an unknown, unseen being's offer of life in another reality. The reality chosen? That of Star Trek:TOS. No slash!

Inspired by 'Things Sulu and Chekov are NOT allowed to do' by Datalady91. Basically, it's a list of oneshots inspired by parts of that list. Please R&R, and remember to give credit to co-author DataLady91!

"Happiness depends upon ourselves." Aristotle I was chained. Then, my chains were cut. Delighted, I fled from that place. But I discovered I was no better off.

Spock sets the record straight.

What happened to Bele and Lokai after the events of "'Let That Be Your Last Battlefield'"? Here's my idea! R&R!

What if Parmen had broken Spock during their first altercation? Here's a look at how events might have played out. If you haven't seen the episode 'Plato's Stepchildren,' this story will make little sense. Slightly AU.

McCoy is badly hurt, and it's Spock's fault. While the doctor is hanging between life and death, Spock reflects on the incident.

What happens when a Vulcan/human has a first birthday party?

T'Pring has been captured by the Romulan Commander and Stonn is dead. T'Pring/The Romulan Commander from "The Enterprise Incident". A drabble in which I indulge in my favorite crack!ship.

Takes place in both the Mirror and Original Universes. The Mirror Spock wants Mccoy, but will he actually go through with taking him? Implied Mirror Spock X Original Mccoy, yet story is meant as Original Mccoy X Original Spock. Implied rape.

Kirk & crew are transporting a young lieutenant, fresh out of Starfleet Academy, to her first assignment: a world on the far rim of the galaxy whose inhabitants are described as "little purple boxes with yellow arms & legs." One shot short story.

Takes place in the Mirror Universe, but NOT in my series continuity. Kirk claims Scotty as his own...using the life of Scotty's true love to do so. Implied Mirror Scott X Mirror Uhura, but story is a one-sided Mirror Scott X Mirror Kirk.

A series of unrelated TOS ficlets of various forms, depending on which muse grabs me. Will probably feature Spock and Kirk most often, but anyone could show up. Character studies, drabbles, poems, song lyrics, perhaps even something with a minor plot.

In a follow-up to 'Bread And Circuses', the Enterprise finds that, for all the firsts it has encountered, a momentous second may be at hand. Set in an AU.