One-Shot - A pivotal day during the second wave of the Vulcan occupation force of Weytahn/Paan Mokar in an effort to unsurp the Andorians (set roughly about one hundred years before the events of Enterprise). Based loosely on what is known of Soval's past and what he alluded to in the episode "Cease Fire".

A/TP. Both Archer and T'Pol survive. Takes place immediately after events in the season four episode "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" in the mirror universe.

It turns out he has a conscience. But following your conscience has consequences. TW: Character death; References to torture, child abuse, kidnapping (parent-child separation); AU

That particular morning, Malcolm Reed - age ten, did not intend to have his philosophy of life presented to him like a cake on a platter - maybe not exactly what you ordered, but impossible to ignore none the less. Part one of four. Prologue.

In August of 3110, the 1981 assassination of Anwar Sadat and the 2192 Mirror Universe are but pawns in a chess game being played by the Temporal Integrity Commission's enemies.

Five years ago. The Vulcan contingent fled earth. Amanda Cole and Katherine Forrest were brought with them to protect them from Terra Prime. Now living peacefully on Vulcan. It seems the past wont let them alone

ENT 1.5 Missing scenes, a re-write of the 'grim-reaper' scene, and with any luck a more satisfying coda to the episode. Like the episode it is based on, this story is mainly a character piece, but it does advance a plotline.

At the end of 'The Last Horizon', both Rishooter and Lesa L felt that the situation between Trip and T'Pol that was referred to in it required resolution. So here it is... dedicated to them both!

Trip returns to Enterprise after being aboard Columbia to assist with engineering upgrades and reunites with T'pol. The others know "reunite" is an understatement. Takes place after episode 4.15

A fix-it for "Home". T'Pol uses a simple method to get rid of her unwanted fiancé.

Tag to "Rajin". Touch can be a weapon, but it can also heal.

Major Jay Hayes is enjoying his developing relationship with Lieutenant Malcolm Reed - but relationships with Lieutenant Reed are never destined to be simple!

A tragic accident on the politically unstable planet Eckankar leaves Trip reeling.Unsure if he can continue with life and successfully raise his daughter on his own he begins to slip into a deep depression,relying largely on Hoshi for help with Elizabeth.Hoshi tries to help raise Elizabeth and convince Trip that he needs to get help and is becoming arisk to himself and his daughter

Missing scene from "Precious Cargo". Archer and T'Pol plot their "good cop, bad cop" scheme. A/T'P if you squint.

A/TP. When Star Fleet personnel experience alternative timelines, what do they remember? Musings by Archer after episode "E2" with reference to "Twilight," "Azati Prime," and "Shockwave"

Because Braxin keeps pestering me for my Origins story, which isn't ready yet, and because I want him to hush his clamor so I can write and revise. ) I've joined a blog challenge for February, and decided to write a Drabble a day. They're trial balloons for an existing project, and may be random in nature. A couple of M bits for safety; nothing too intense in these story niblets.

Reed suffers terrible consequences as he is personally caught up in the closing stages of a war.

Follow-up to 'Home for Christmas'. The Romulans are finally launching their invasion, while at home Hoshi is still waiting...

When a prank goes horribly wrong, Trip finds himself in an embarrassing situation, time sensitive if he wishes to escape unscathed, however amusement on a Vulcan can be very... distracting.

A series of small events can make people bond so strongly ...

Something has happened and Malcolm is haunted by an image

A/TP. After a long life together, Archer is dying of old age and T'Pol considers what comes next

A/TP. What happened when Archer and T'Pol first meet after his escape from Rura Penthe at the end of the second season episode "Judgement"

A/TP. Archer and T'Pol discuss Earth and Vulcan arrogance and hypocrisy after episode "Stigma"

Inspired by a lot of great writers here, so giving it a shot myself. First fiction. What if T'Pol had tried a different tactic concerning Trip and Amanda Cole? Spoilers for "Harbinger" and "Similitude". Tucker/T'Pol, Tucker/Amanda Cole