A collection of short works detailing situations in which the crew of the Enterprise faced adversity. Or, a bunch of short stories and missing scenes about the crew of the Enterprise, and bad things that happened to them, with friendship and thoughtful moments in between. No Slash/Pairing of major characters (aside from maybe a little Spock/Christine), or swearing. Friendship only

James T. Kirk never thought that this happened in real life. I mean – like - it didn't! it was a just cliché from the early days of romantic comedies that went away faster than tv itself did. It was tired even when it was introduced. But here he was. Shoved into the closet of a guy he had come over to, uh, study with, because his mother had returned home early while he was in not

The Enterprise answers a distress call and finds a small child, half Vulcan and half Hedraxian, alone. Over the course of 10 days the Enterprise travels to the nearest star base, whilst Jim and Spock fall in love with Octalia. And maybe, just maybe, they find each other on the way.

Grief is a road most often walked alone-unless you find kindred company. A sequel to A Meeting of Minds. Thank you to celticmusebooks and Kayci for the beta!

What was going through Kirk's mind during the events of 'Return to Tomorrow? After all, not only he is stuck helpless in a disco ball while Hanoch plays havoc with his people, he has to make the decision to kill Spock. The climatic events of the episode from the captain's point of view. Rated T because Kirk is too frustrated to keep a clean mouth.

McCoy and Spock are stranded on an alien planet. The rain there has some strange effects on Vulcan biology. A little bit of silliness and Hurt/Comfort.

Spock blinked, focusing once more on the objects in front of him. He had learned early in his time at the Academy that organizing things helped his mind reach a similar state when his body was unable to calm enough to achieve a useful level of meditation.

Kirk/Spock. Rocky beginnings aren't always that bad, are they? All the better the friendship is. My thoughts on how Jim learned that boundaries exist and how Spock found out that emotions are not, in fact, plague.

Spock considers his friendships and Human/Vulcan heritage whilst strolling through the Enterprise. Also now with new "sequel" - Sarek's Thoughts. During the turbulent Journey to Babel aboard the starship Enterprise Ambassador Sarek takes a moment to reflect on his situation, surrounds and son; Spock.

This is a continuation of "Would've, Could've, Should've" and "Alien to Me." It's best to read those stories first to find the connection. This part 15 of Uhura's World Series

As the setter and captain of the Enterprise volleyball team, James T. Kirk does everything he can to bring out the best in his players. And when it comes down to the line, he can always rely on his ace, Spock.

It's lunchtime on the Enterprise, but a member of the bridge crew is missing. A little vignette about colourful food cubes, the dangers of the job, and the taste of home.

If he were human. If only he were human, he would have gone back for Jim instead of abandoning him. Only if he were human, maybe Jim wouldn't have had to have gone through what he had. The worse thing was that he indeed was human. Or at least half human. Aftermath of the Paradise Syndrome episode.

Harrison joins the cast of Star Trek: Phase II

When Doctor McCoy is captured by hostile aliens, the crew is forced to choose between their friend or possible war. (I saw DeForest Kelley in a different part, and it inspired me. This is my first Star Trek fic. Please tell me what you think!) (TEMPORARILY DISCONTINUED)

The Enterprise is sent to investigate a large temporal anomaly in federation space when they receive a distress call from the center of the anomaly. When they transport survivors aboard, they find more than they bargained for as trouble begins springing up all around them.

Sometimes you meet people again and it is like you are meeting them for the first time. This can mean good and bad things. Spock and Christine have three first meetings, set during the early five ear mission, the V'Ger mission, and the court hearing at the end of The Voyage Home. Written from Christine's perspective.

It was totally understood why Len wanted to give up the fruitless search, but she wasn't as easily ready to give up the search for the Captain. In the end Len was wrong, the Captain was found, apologies were made. However, there was one thing, or more so one person forgotten. Spock. Aftermath of the Paradise Syndrome episode.

One of my older poems, set during/after The Wrath of Khan. Enjoy!

The one where McCoy gets tied to a biobed by an alien, and Chapel accidentally discovers how ticklish he is while trying to untie him.

This is for Kayci & she knows why. She challenged me to write a Vulcan I hadn't written before. We saw Sonak for a few minutes at the start of the first movie. He had a tragic end. But Kirk knew him enough to recommend him to Decker. Who was he? How did he come to be in Kirk's orbit's? To be on the ship, on that transporter pad? Thanks to celticmusebooks for the beta!

McCoy meets the Sehlat of the S'chn T'gai household.

Poetry - my feelings about space and the Enterprise. Written when I was about twenty in the late 80s

After the V'Ger mission, with the awkward five-year mission in the distant past, Spock seeks out Christine's company at a party. Other people are more interested in the assortment of beverages, at first.

Spock's rocket boots save the day again.