A grumpy Chekov has been confined to his quarters. But while there, he gets a visit from a mysterious woman who wants to cheer him up. Can she make him feel happy again?

The Enterprise returns to Triskelion. What is the planet's strange hold over Chekov and what are the Providers plotting? Thanks for your reviews. I might change the ending... if anyone has a polite opinion on that, I'm willing to listen.

A strange new alien race has begun attacking human settlements on the outskirts of the Federation's control. However, these new being are not normal humanoids, and Dr. McCoy is at a loss on how to handle them, or the people they attack. Can a simple lieutenant in the engineering unit help him understand these creatures? Can she help him also find love amongst the chaos?

Oneshot: In my dreams, I'm a unicorn.

Sarek must choose a wife. Whose candidate will he pick? T'Pau's? Skon's? Or will he make his own choice this time?

Spock's first dream after the fal-tor-pan.

Answering a distress call from a colony scout ship, the crew of the Enterprise experience some distress of their own when the inhabitants of the planet mistake them for something else. For those of you who watched the animated series, imagine the characters thusly. (Chekov instead of Arex, but M'Ress is in this one). I wrote this in a few days.

Spock encounters Jim at the Academy. They get to know each other and sparks fly. The relationship blossoms. And one night Jim falls upon a hobby that Spock has been doing on the side for extra credits. Spock is an established photographer, and he wants Jim to pose for him. Nude.

Jim carries Spock away from a freak lightning storm, that has injured him. Unsure if he is alive or dead, Jim tells himself what Spock means to him. A poem from the episode The Apple. Author's Chapter Notes: Has anyone noticed how Jim is holding Spock's hand in this image. Hmmm...Is that a hand kissy? Sneaky Jim, while Spock is half unconscious.

What happened when Spock took Jame Finney out of Commodore Stone's office in the Star Trek episode, "Court Martial"? They had a conversation that began to make Jame realize that Captain Kirk didn't kill her father. (One-Shot)

Kirk, Spock & McCoy beam down to a planet where despite signs of civilisation, they can find no life forms. But an slight accident awakens a dormant being on the planet, one that can only become destructive by it's very being.

Please note that this ranking system is only loosely based on the ranking system in the US Navy

Hi everyone. Sorry this is so slow going. Please read and comment. Thanks!

A simple sonnet about life as a Redshirt.

Passion drove them to bond so quickly. There is much they don't yet even know. Now what? This is the sequel to "Gratified By Your Company." 3/31/15: In posting Part 2 of this story, I'd like to dedicate it to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, and to DC Fontana. Without his portrayal of Spock, and her story development, we never would have had Sarek & Amanda.

In the past, Leonard has been more than willing to attend a Spring Fling or two as his captain's wing man. But when Spock starts tagging along, Leonard realizes he may have been assuming some things he shouldn't have. K/S/M. - COMPLETE

Another story i found started in my WIP file. This time with only a small portion done. So I used this as an exercise for some writerly things I'm trying to work on. Not that I need much of an excuse to write the Captain and Doctor C together.

After an unexpected visitor with a troubled past beams aboard the Enterprise, Spock must discover his capacity for love & deep compassion. Begins 3 days after the close of "Turnabout Intruder." Rated M for adult themes & some violent & sexual content (no graphic depictions or coarse language). Story is a noncommercial work; no copyright infringement is intended.

PLEASE REVIEW! A strange anomaly. A shuttle accident. One lieutenant in a coma. A mysterious world where none ought to be. How do they all fit together?

Everything a Captain has to do to save his crew! serie of one-shots.

On his first shore leave as the new captain, Kirk overindulges with the help of his friend and first officer, Mitchell, who abandons him in a seedy port bar. It is the science officer, Spock, who is missing his previous captain and is having second thoughts about joining the mission, who comes to his rescue. COMPLETE.

Nyota debugs. Spock plays lyre. For some reason, they both think this is a fun way to spend their evenings.

Spock contemplates the human before him. Surprisingly, he speaks.

'Mirror Mirror' follow-up, set immediately after 'Journey to Babel'. Wasn't completely sure about the rating, so I went with 'T' for the heck of it ...

Todo había comenzado como una simple misión hasta que habían quedado atrapados en aquel planeta tan frio.