Spock can't stand Jim throwing himself to every pretty girl that comes his way. Especially, when Spock knows him better than they do. Jim deep down is tired of chasing them. Will Spock tell Jim how he feels?

When Spock's biobed readings are anomalous, Spock has to explain certain aspects of Vulcan life to Kirk and McCoy. (No, not pon farr; this is NEW Weird Vulcan Stuff, not the Weird Vulcan Stuff you already know and love. :-D) Friendship only.

Set after the events of Star Trek: Generations. Saavik has since returned to the crew, and she and Chekov have already "done the deed" (conceived their child) by the time the story starts. This story, aswell as being mpreg, is also a multi-way crossover, as Chekov and Saavik become part of the Voyager crew, which will later merge with the TNG crew, and the other crews too.

After dealing with Klingon issues at Vulcan, Spock notices your feeling a bit homesick. With your anniversary coming up in three days, he convinces Kirk to travel to Earth for some shore leave. It is evident your family histories goes way back, and now it may be coming back to mess with the present.

A piece that shows the development of each relationship, leading toward K/S/M. In chronological order, from Starfleet Academy to movie-era. Three chapters intended, but I may add more :)

Really short piece done based on couple funny screenshots. Scotty and Bones have been caught in the act. Nothing explicit.

Jim and Spock seem to enjoy entering each other's personal space.

Commanding a starship that sees plenty of action means leading a rather uncertain life. However, if there's one constant in the entire universe, it's that Jim and Spock are there for each other no matter what-whether it's through Valeris' betrayal or leaving the Enterprise for the final time.

Second in series, sequel to Betrayal? by the same author. The Federation is alarmed at the spread of Christianity aboard the Enterprise. Kirk faces court martial on trumped-up charges. Rated T for violence.

It's Spock's first day of school, and that forbidden thing gnawing at his stomach just might be worry, though he'll never say it out loud...

Jim and Spock try to avoid their physical and end up in the closet.

An innocuous tour lands Kirk, Spock, and McCoy in deadly territory. K/S/M. - COMPLETE

It's a question of biology... Vulcan biology. Towards the end of the 5 year mission, Kirk realizes that his feelings for Spock are requited, but Spock has already decided they can never be together. Kirk/Spock pre-slash to slash, with plenty of angst. (A full, clean copy for download - minus author notes, but including translations - is linked from the author's profile.)

After the events on Vulcan, Spock starts avoiding Kirk. Kirk and McCoy decide to find out why. But pushing may lead to them finding out more than they expected about Spock...and maybe more than they wanted to know. Follows the Episode Amok Time.

Bones hates it when jim wrecks his quiet days

Something is cooking in the kitchen. It must be love. Jim's point of view. Full of rhymes. I love rhymes. Art by Elfqueen 55

Spock never felt truly bonded to T'Pring, because of a reason. A reason he did not remember creating himself. Rated M because of chapter 2, but no real smut included, because I really can't write smut.

On a visit to Vulcan, Kirk and Spock set out to explore the mountains that were Spock's refuge as a child, only for Kirk to become ill from the heat. Gen.

Based on the episode "Doomsday" when Constellation gives her life for Enterprise. In the aftermath Constitution comes to her grieving sister's aid. A brief mention of 9/11 here. I always felt that the ships were truly alive in this one.

After a refit, Enterprise sails out of drydock as a brand new ship. Based on a scene from Star Trek: The Motion Picture

Enterprise's fight against the Reliant in the Wrath of Khan.

Something is wrong with Kirk. Gen.

Post-Journey to Babel. Amanda and Spock have a heart-to-heart talk, or at least as much of one as Spock can tolerate.

After the events of Spock's aborted marriage, he begins to be more drawn to the captain.

A scene from Spock and Kirk on vacation. Inspired by this artwork: petimetrek. tumblr. com/ post/101611509976