An ancient Earthen vessel is discovered by Gul Dukat. On board he finds part of the crew in a cryogenic slumber. He takes the ship to Deep Space nine, where Julian makes a split decision to awaken the crew in order to save their lives. A choice with many consequences.

Odo and Lwaxana have a lot to learn about the nature of Changelings.

Getting chucked out into distant space during a brutal war with the Dominion would have been bad enough, but now there was a new problem. Strange little happenings on the T'Kumbra alert security and Capt. Solok of a cheeky stowaway who easily evades capture. To prove Vulcan supremacy, Solok starts a game of cat-and-mouse and get's in over his head.

Alma is taken captive by the Jem'Hadar and placed in a shared prison cell. She's made mute by the Jem'Hadar guards, making communication nearly impossible until a pompous Romulan Senator offers his help. Their arrangement necessitates closeness, but the intimacy of sharing their thoughts brings them together until it's clear they've become vital extensions of one another.

It really does take a village. The Enterprise welcomes the entire Troi family aboard for a blessed event, and everyone is involved in making sure things run smoothly. Rated for topics of discussion. Lwaxado with some Riker/Troi and Picard/Crusher.

After losing the war, mirror-universe Intendent and her former Second-In-Command flee to DS9's universe and leave a trail of destruction. It's up to Kira and Garak to hunt them down. Sequel to "Weakness," "A Book By His Cover," and "Just Leaves In The Wind" but can be read as a stand-alone. Chapter 4 is up!

In the aftermath of the war, Elim is lost.

When Julian Bashir heard that Elim Garak had been killed while resisting arrest when the Bajorans wanted to apprehend him for war crimes, he was angry.

Follow Alexander after he leaves the station following Worf's wedding to Jadzia. I follow the storyline up to the finale. From there the storyline will be wholly off the cuff and original.

Bashir is given a holosuite program that promises thrills. He should've known better than to trust a 'friend' of Quark's.

Lwaxana learns that Odo's gender may not be quite what she'd simply assumed before, and the two discuss the implications of that. This is rated for topics of discussion.

Lwaxana wants Odo to have the best party that he can possibly have, but Quark takes the time to remind her that Moogies are important, too.

Lwaxana/Odo. Even if you're independent, it doesn't mean that you don't "need" the ones you love. (We're aboard the Enterprise in this one, and I always rate high just in case.)

Yet another short one - in these episodic SF tales, there always seems to be a bit not adequately explained, and I feel the urge to do so. Hence these short fics. This is set while Captain Benjamin Sisko is consulting the Orb of Prophecy And Change. I couldn't resist paying tribute to the late great Vonda N. McIntyre and her creation of the superb The Entropy Effect. RIP, Vonda.

hree generations after the crash of the lightship on Cardassia, the descendants of its crew have reconstructed its route and are trying to find out what happened to their ancestors.

While their ships undergo repairs and minor refits, Captains Solok and Lochlan attempt a personal relationship before they are sent undercover to investigate and expose a resurrection of the Vulcan Isolationist Movement. The mission sets Lochlan on a collision course with someone from her past and Solok will be forced to confront the true horrors of Xenophobia.

AU/DS9: It has been years since everyone left – Benjamin, Worf, O'Brian, Nog, Julian and Odo. But then why Kira kept dreaming of them being together? And most disturbingly she kept seeing Jadzia, an old man, and a young commander playing tongo.

Lwaxana/Odo. Odo didn't appreciate when Lwaxana offered herself over as bait, but there was no way he was going to let her do it alone.

Kira/Dax. Nearly every culture had a story about the temptation of forbidden fruit.

A remarkably boring day, by anyone's standards, was set before Kira. ... This is a Kira/Dax rewrite of the season 5 pregnancy story line. I always thought it was a clever way to write Nana Visitor's pregnancy into the show, and I wanted to put a femslash spin on the story line. Some elements of canon will stay true, and some elements of canon will be tossed out the airlock

Daphne Freeman didn't ask to be taken to Terok Nor. She didn't ask to be a comfort woman. But Gul Dukat has her under his thumb and she's been assigned to Dukat's right-hand man, Gil Damar, who proves to be a difficult person to get to know. But he can only resist her beauty for so long... and she begins to learn that there's more to Damar than meets the eye.

Lwaxana/Odo. Odo had once believed he would be alone forever. Now, he wasn't alone in any sense of the word. Rated just for possible discussion/content. (I always rate high, just in case.)

Lwaxana/Odo. Lwaxana sees something that maybe she shouldn't have seen.

Kasidy had begun to fear that Benjamin Sisko was a little too perfect. But she's about to wake up to the terrible truth of the matter. She needs a raktajino if she's going to be dealing with a morning person this early in the day.

While their ships undergo repairs and refits, Captains Solok and Lochlan are sent undercover to infiltrate and expose a resurrection of the Vulcan Isolationist Movements. Lochlan will encounter an unstable person from her past and Solok will witness the harm that xenophobia can bring.