In my world, Lucas Kirk, son of Capt Kirk and his wife Joanna McCoy Kirk, are living on Earth and have both started businesses. Jo is a doctor with a clinic and Lucas flies patients or family members throughout the world and space. This is one adventure of misunderstanding between Lucas and his father, Captain Kirk.

Three months after the events of Dagger of the Mind, Simon Van Gelder comes to terms with his own personal trauma...

What happened on the good Enterprise while Captain Kirk and the others were trapped in the evil mirror universe? What happened to Uhura on the bridge of the ISS Enterprise while Captain Kirk was having fun with Lieutenant Marlena Moreau in his quarters? Probably not this but whatever, its fanfiction lol.

"You might have seen them strolling along the sidewalk, when the sky is darkening and the mood is quiet, drowsy as night draws near.." Set during "The City on the Edge of Forever". Short lil drabble.

This ship has got to maneuver. (Probably going to salvage this hot mess in the Fall)

Spock finds himself falling for a young woman. The circumstances of her arrival are still unclear. While forming bonds with some members of the crew, and earning the disapproval of others, she dissuades them from certain stereotypes about her people and provides a different view on the politics of her time.

Spock commands a mission to investigate the leader of a space colony, and his wife joins him. What horrors will they face? This is rated T for violent scenes. This is #12 of my Soul Journey series.

The t'hy'la bond is rare on Vulcan, unheard of on Earth. But on the Enterprise, it will be the most important part of both the Captain's and First Officer's lives. One-shot, a discussion as Kirk and Spock realize they have done something no human and Vulcan have ever achieved before.

Sky, my OC, is from a planet of all women warriors, that do not feel comfortable around most men. Kirk and Spock are some of the few exceptions.

Spock writes a letter to his cousin explaining in detail How Captain James T. Kirk is actually more logical than might at first appear.

Leonard is stuck at home for Christmas - but then his classmates show up with a scheme to look for the legendary "Star of the Fleet" medal that they're convinced is hidden at his uncle's house!

Montgomery plays a friendly game of Hearts with James Kirk, Doctor McCoy, and Spock. Spock is of course, logical, Doctor McCoy doesn't seem to know how to play, and James Kirk appears to be having peculiarly bad luck...

Saavik, Sarek & family are called to an important event by the exiled Ruanek and his wife T'Selis. Note: Ruanek, T'Selis and the new character belong to Susan Shwartz and the late Josepha Sherman. I met Susan recently at a convention and learned so much about their characters and situations. This is one of them with my own universe as an overlay. Thank you, Susan, for everything!

After having a little bit too much to drink, Christine and Uhura decide it's time to right some wrongs.

Chekov's version of the notorious events of Stardate 6062.4. Was the whole thing his fault?

The crew of the Enterprise attempts to explore a new frontier - a black hole - but is not prepared for the disruptive and literally mind-bending effects that result.

James Kirk calls his friends to a secret meeting in the middle of the night. The point of the meeting? Neither Montgomery nor anyone else can quite seem to figure that out...

Montgomery and just about everyone he knows end up in the top of a tree outside the Academy. Will they make a habit of this? Or is it a habitat... regardless, of course it's James Kirk's fault. Again.

Ensign Pavel Chekov's first day aboard the Enterprise. Is he just another ensign, or can he prove himself to the crew - and more importantly to his hero, Captain James T. Kirk?

The notorious events of Stardate 6062.4 again, this time from Uhura's perspective. Sometimes it's great to be the communications officer - you always know what's going on. But sometimes it's hard to be the communications officer - you always know what's going on.

"Jim, aren't you married?" she exclaimed. "Then again, I always wondered why you would marry a Vulcan." Or, not even Kirk's lovers can get away with insulting his husband.

Set after "Mirror Mirror," Section 31 have to deal with the choice - do they let Starfleet remain aware of the Terran Empire and the threat it poses, or do they bury it like they did when Philippa Georgiou's counterpart helped to end the Federation-Klingon War?

Working on the same starship has its disadvantages for couples. Sometimes they agree to frightful adventures just to spend quality time together. And sometimes it's the being together that creates the adventure. Naturally Kirk, Spock, and McCoy end up in some form of these scenarios simultaneously. Established K/S/M.

When Spock says they can't be lovers unless Kirk can handle pon farr, Kirk suggests that they have a "practice" pon farr, to see if it will work between them. Spock is dubious, because past human lovers haven't been able to take what he needs, but of course Jim Kirk is experienced, tough, and an adrenaline junkie. :-)

Spock, McCoy, and Kirk discuss logic over dinner. "I'm a doctor, not a horticulturist."