A deliberately plotless piece of fluff for those of us who don't feel very Christmassy this year. Written as gen, you can read it as whatever you like. Best wishes for the season!

"It's too late," he murmurs, a breath of air, as much to Jim as to himself. If he'd just been faster, stronger - if he'd seen Spock's plan in time… but it's too late now. Spock has finally done it, finally succeeded in sacrificing his life after all those missions, all those landing parties, all that danger… This is it.

Suite de partie 3 Ahngel. Jim et Spock sont à peine de retour dans leur espace temporel d'origine que déjà Starfleet Commande leur confie une mission à hauts risques : observer un phénomène étrange qui a fait disparaître plusieurs vaisseaux sans laisser aucune trace de destruction... COMPLÉTE à suivre partie 5 Pacifieurs

Drabbles, ficlets, and oneshots, tags or missing scenes as I work my way through a TOS rewatch. This chapter: Tag scene to COTEOF.

The Enterprise has been badly damaged, and the crew will have to band together to see her through. As they limp through space, trying to make repairs enough for a hot meal or working warp core, there is strain, and there is determination. The crew will not give up on their ship, and the Enterprise will give all she has in turns, though this does not mean it will be easy.

Spock is dying. There is an oath McCoy took once, an oath that defines the very essence of his being. First, do no harm. It drives him, compels him; defines him. Now he has broken it, and to break that oath is to betray his innermost self. McCoy himself has hurt Spock, possibly beyond repair, and his world has turned upside-down.

A candy cane leads to a startling discovery for Captain Kirk

Fourth story in the Colony War Series. Kirk is going off on assignment to the biggest trouble spot in the Federation and Spock must navigate Starfleet Academy and his high priest training on his own. Lightly AU universe. Spock is 19-20 years old. Kirk is 25.

“You passed out three times, Bones!” Jim sucked in a breath. “Four.” Leonard corrected, nodding towards the bathroom as he tried to pull his hands away from his shirt collar. “Once in there.” Why wouldn’t he stop sweating? “That’s even worse!” (Even doctors get sick, but when Leonard tries to pass a lingering illness off as nothing, his lies come back to bite him.)

A Vulcan child is discovered to be a Romulan changeling, wired to become a spy. Innocent herself, she becomes the focal point of an interstellar incident as the Enterprise crew must help her before she becomes a danger to herself and the Federation.

Now that Nyota has Spock, what is she gonna do with him? Anything she wants, but first she has to figure out what she wants. Spock is a simple, logical man. He just wants Nyota. But getting bonded was the easy part. Staying that way is going to be a challenge.

At a reception celebrating a new entrant to the Federation, Spock becomes aware that their fellow Starfleet officers believe that he and Kirk are in an intimate relationship. He doesn't mention this to Kirk, whose normal behavior only reinforces the rumors. When Kirk learns of these rumors, he panics.

Hurt/Comfort flash fiction/one-shot. Spock is down. He is too weak to avoid being taken care of.

This is a slow building slash story. It's supposed to mainly be about Kirk/McCoy but there is also some Kirk/Spock, maybe even some Spock/McCoy. I try to put at least some adventure into it.

Chapters 24-28 Revised - 2293: Why the invaders had come pockmarked Q'a'ta'Orbin. Why they had left? That was a question begging an answer. But knowing the answer would not bring back what had been lost. The ingredients were still there but the recipe was gone.

McCoy couldn't remember when he'd become so short-tempered. He'd found the mission energizing, once: To boldly go where no man has gone before. It was grand. Romantic. Now it all felt stale in his mouth. Written for AO3's Neurodiversity Flash 2022 exchange.

When McCoy is killed during an away mission, it's up to Scotty to help Jim deal with his grief. Non-canon character death.

What happens when the past catches up to you?

Bones muses about his trouble with Star Fleet after he has broken the Prime Directive.

“Kirk had died. Khan and his minions had taken control over the Enterprise. Spock, despite being broken by his friend's death, had made the decision to surrender. Of course... it was only... logical.” [Khan is the new Captain. He mananged to break most of the crew… but one stubborn Scotsman is just too hard to break]

An expansion of the ending of "Requiem for Methuselah."

Commander Spock and Lt. Uhura are married, and the Enterprise is on a slow run to Vulcan. What could go wrong?

What happens, when Sarek arrainges a marriage between Spock and one of Spock's childhood friends, that he had not seen in ages, also at the same time a virus effects female vulcans

What if the Enterprise had a gossip column? ***NEW CHAPTER***

Takes place after the end of The Search For Spock but before The Voyage Home. Jim Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise, still processing their recent experiences, are making their way back to Earth. During the trip, however, they find themselves face to face with a deadly adversary, and Kirk has to deal with several past mistakes.