Sequel to "A Study in IDIC" Peter Kirk on an All-Vulcan ship. In his own words: "This may be the absolute worse year of my life, or it may turn out to be the best thing I've ever done." Let's see what kind of a year he has... COMPLETE

Spock inquires about his curious garb. Spones. Drabble.

Spock goes to leave for work, and is shocked by what's outside the door. Drabble

some greyish shades of spock - an attempt to get back into the groove of writing with help from our favorite couple.

McCoy is distraught over the death of a patient, he vents to Spock, which leads to the pair admitting some hidden feelings. I suck at summaries

A companion piece and a prequel to "Breathe Again," inspired by Aconitum Napellus' 100 Themes story challenge posted over on DeviantArt.

Slayer Series. Sequel to "Pick Six." While Kirk and the others search for Lori, Spock finds himself facing the Pon Farr and this time with a new partner, something that affects Chapel in ways she didn't expect. Special appearances by Angel and Spike, cuz why not?

The crew find a dog aboard the ship and can't work out where it came from. Nurse Chapel takes it in and cares for it as it reminds her of the one she had as a kid. She becomes very sentimental about it, much to Spock's confusion. P.S congratulations if you get all the references. If not, just ingore them and try to enjoy it.

A response to a "100 Themes" story challenge. Amanda reflects.

Gen: Five times Jim Kirk went all Shakespeare on the crew, and one time they went all Shakespeare back on him. Sixshot plus epilogue; will go from introspection to h/c to utter crack - but then that's what the show did, so it shouldn't be a problem, eh?

Dedicated to one of my favorite people on the planet Murphycat.

K/S established. Back on Earth after the second five year mission, Spock surprises Kirk with a picnic under the stars.

James is bored. Pavel provides an outlet for that boredom. Companion piece to 'Totally Illogical'. ASTCE-verse; Drabble. See inside for details

This is another bit of Kirk angst, this time set just after "The Enemy Within". What would it be like to face your dark side? No, think about it, what would it really be like? And how will recent events affect Spock and Kirk's developing friendship? My first attempt at writing Spock dialogue. Thanks to Rabble Rouser aka Harmony Bites for her input.

Kirk thought he'd left Mudd behind forever on his planet, but what happens when he finds him where he least expects?

This started out as fluff. Nice, innocent, let them have sex in a different era fluff. But I think my muse is incapable of doing pure fluff. At any rate, this is Kirk and Chapel, living it up. Enjoy-it was fun to write and I hope it's fun to read.

Jim is in deep thought. Should he take a chance on Spock?

Después de recuperar el Katra y el cuerpo de Spock, Jim debe enfrentarse a otro desafío y a una difícil toma de decisión: dejar que pase el tiempo y Spock recupere los recuerdos de la relación entre ambos por si mismo o ignorar los consejos de todos a su alrededor y tomar cartas en el asunto.

A meeting Drabble so strange it must be true. When College students and visiting diplomates come together only good things can happen, right? Amanda/Sarek

A very demanding princess with a zeal for Christmas tradition leaves McCoy and Spock with a diplomatic dilemma when they end up under the mistletoe. Not to mention a very amused Captain of the Enterprise.

I know this has been done to death, but this is my spin on what Kirk felt during Spock's death in TWOK, and how it fits with my personal canon. Essentially a H/C piece, heavy on the hurt, with virtually no comfort. Certainly not meant to be slash, but I suppose it could be interpreted as such.

The old camera that Spock used decades ago, resurfaces. McCoy gets to take a picture of the handsome couple. McCoy wishes he'd never accepted. Epilogue to Portrait. Got my prequel, now I need to finish the main story.

Spock awaits his fate. He knows that Jim is safe. If only he could see him one last time.

One early morning on the Enterprise after spock's Fal-ton-par

A short introspective piece from Kirk's POV inspired by my first watching of "The Empath" a few weeks ago. This episode wasn't shown in the UK until 1994 because the BBC were concerned about 'scenes of torture'. An angst fest for Kirk fans.