Based on a comment that my dad made. This is the Episode "Miri" rewritten with Chapel in the place of Yeomen Rand. Enjoy.

On yet another away-mission-gone-wrong, the Enterprise encounters a remnant of an ancient, malevolent civilization. Any who enter the portal are returned as a shadow of themselves, transformed back into what they were at the darkest, most broken time of their lives. Of course it's Jim who's almost sucked in. Or, my version of a Jim-and-Spock-raise-a-child-and-fall-in-love story.

Story #36 Spock still heads Starfleet Academy, but at home there are changes on the way, and his young son is not happy about it. Will Simon's worries land him in trouble?

Story #35 Seven years in a Vulcan's life. It doesn't amount to much...unless you're male. Spock, Lauren, and son each face their own private challenges during a visit to planet Vulcan.

Pretty sure you can guess what this is about from the title. Sorta cracky-ish one-shot that I just felt like writing. Please leave a review!

Accepting a death, fulfilling a promise, and exposing a betrayal.

Someone from the Enterprise's crew must have their character tested by an alien "god" in order to finish their mission. Spock is chosen to represent the Federation, and he learns some things about himself in the process. (The title is a famous line from "Mirror, Mirror," but there's nothing Mirror about the story.) This is Kirk & Spock friendship, no slash.

Missing moments from "For the World is Hollow and I have touched the Sky" From Nurse Chapel's point of view. There will be more soon.

Las cosas habían sido bastante simples, sólo tenía un día de descanso y ya, por lo cual el vulcano había terminado por recostarse bajo aquel tibio sol, que muchas veces extrañaba de su planeta.

I wrote this for a subject in a Masters Thesis (I've included the exegesis). I grew up on the Star Trek movies, and this was in part, a tribute to Leonard Nimoy. It tells the story of a "double" of Spock and is based on the early history of photography. It explores themes of copying, reproduction and authenticity. I'm interested in fan responses. I tried to tell a good story.

While scouting the Enterprise, and plotting its take over. Khan must put off plans for an empire and find a restroom.

Story #34 Their attraction had been a deep secret, but due to a mindmeld, Kirk and T'Beth's secret is out. Now Spock finds himself cast in the peculiar role of peacemaker.

Story #33 The return of Spock's daughter, T'Beth, is marred by suspicion. It only grows worse when Spock and his family become targets of harassment.

Something is troubling Leonard. Spock tries to puzzle it out and learns more about his mate's past than he knew before. Surrounds Bread and Circuses Episode. Part of my McSpock Series so read at least the 1st story for background (Across the Distance)

Saavik is faced with something utterly alien in her life: a pet. Note: today's the anniversary of losing my dog Morgan, one of the gentlest souls I ever met. Then little Casey a year later, 200 pounds of sehlat in a 10 pound body. Man, they were great dogs; they marked a wonderful era. So this little piece popped in my head in honor of them and all the other pets out there.

Story # 32 Spock's daughter has crashed on Donari, and there is every reason to presume she is dead. See what happens as the saga continues...

This is the story of Willow Scott, who was the daughter of Montgomery Scott and her uncle was James Kirk. Her life aboard the Enterprise was interesting. She had many mixed feelings.

Khan Noonian Singh is plotting the take over of the Enterprise. But first he must find a restroom.

Story #31 A brief visit to Wrigley's Pleasure Planet holds an ugly surprise for Kirk, and bad news awaits him back aboard the Enterprise.

Story #30 The rift between Spock and his daughter T'Beth seems final when she leaves school to join the Border Patrol. What sort of adventures await her?

When as a child Spock realizes he is beginning to speak sehlat, it is only the beginning of a grand adventure. With the revelation of two opposing secret races on Vulcan, young Spock chooses to align himself with the sehlats, prompting many grand adventures and great fun. Later, Kirk, Chekhov, and Uhura are drawn into the action and the plot thickens.

Spock and Kirk's thoughts as the Talosians stop transmitting and leave Spock in the lurch at his "court martial."

Story # 29 Spock and Lauren may be living together with their new son, but not as husband and wife. And there is little harmony as Spock's rebellious daughter T'Beth approaches her 18th birthday.

Saavik gradually learns to understand unexpected scents.

This is the story of the Star Ship Enterprise and how when it ends in a worm hole Spock is separated into two men one visible and one invisible. How will Kirk and his men get the two Spocks together again?