This is a look at Spock's attempts over the years to physically conform to Vulcan standards, and how he uses logic to justify unhealthy habits. Trigger warning for disordered eating. But eventual Kirk/Spock, so yay!

A plotless, fluffy, slice-of-life study in the trope-filled world of Love Languages.

After the mission to Talos IV is said and done what becomes of Yeoman Colt after her feelings for her captain are revealed. Find out in this short little one-shot.

Kirk: "Let me get this straight Spock, so that we understand each other… You're concerned Bones has been negligent in his work because you've been feeling too well!" Dr McCoy had always been problematic, but nobody else besides Spock seems to notice his quality of care has been slipping. Misunderstandings a plenty, eventual Friends to Lovers, Protective Bones, Oblivious Spock.

It has been a horrible few weeks on the Enterprise, between time traveling back to the 1930s, the death of Jim Kirk's brother, and Spock's not-wedding. They are both on their last shreds of sanity, and take a much-needed trip to Vulcan to heal. Where, it turns out, some things that have been in the background are finally confronted.

A few tag scenes for the end of The Voyage Home, just because.

Spock crashes his shuttle into the sea on Earth, miles from anywhere, except for the Lighthouse.

Somewhere, hidden on this desolate planet of ice and snow, a lost civilization reaches out to the only one capable of reaching back, and Spock discovers that first contact can have lasting, devastating consequences. He never should have come here.

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.

"Your mind," the alien said, his soft voice sending shivers down Leonard's spine, "it is so… intriguing. Tell me, how long has it been in such turmoil?" Following the events of Mirror, Mirror, Kirk wants the elusive planet Cursioa to join the Federation. Spock wants to piece back together a shattered mind. And McCoy wants more than anything for the past to die a swift, quiet death.

Trapped in an unfamiliar place, but assisted by a familiar face ,the away crew must find answers before their time runs out... And that's before the dead start to rise.

Star Trek has given us a lot... but why be a Trekkie and not add your own thoughts to the experience? So, what's up with the Mirrorverse? Why is McCoy nerfed by not being allowed to have a stethoscope? What's behind that 'warm decent feeling' scene? Which movies are the most traumatic? Featuring character studies, headcannons, rankings, actor analysis and more!

Spock is down. He is too weak to avoid being taken care of. Hurt/Comfort collection of one-shot flash fiction that forms a larger narrative.

Janice Rand returns to the Enterprise to start a second career as the ship's counselor, convinced that she's outgrown her crush on Jim Kirk. But then a rogue transporter chief sends them both to the Mirror Universe, where Kirk is forced at gunpoint to save the Terran Empire from a war it cannot win. The worse news, though... in this reality, everyone thinks they're married.

Set during "What Little Girls are Made Of," Spock discovers sometimes logic cannot erase the pain of a love lost. Two-Part story.

The Universe According to Nyota Series: This is my first attempt to write about the mirror-verse. I read some really good fanfictions, and I was inspired! Uhura is a woman full of compassion fighting to survive in the Federation Empire.

In a universe where the Romulans won, and the Federation never existed, James T. Kirk is nothing but a small-beans smuggler trying to stay under the radar of the Empire. That is, until he lands the biggest job of his life: raiding an Orion auction vault. As it turns out, though, the job isn't quite as straightforward as advertised...

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

What happened when Kirk and his landing party switched places with their counterparts from the mirror universe?

As the wife of a Vulcan and a human from a different time Alex is unsure how to fit into the war she's fighting. But worse, when abandoned in space, she unsure how to survive on her own. Will she find a way to make contact with those who care about her? Will she survive to see her husband again? Or is she doomed to die in a time and a place that she was never meant to be? Spock/OFC

Long ago, Kirk and McCoy were given a chance to glimpse the red string of fate connecting them. Lately, they have been wondering if what they saw might not be the full picture. Gen. - COMPLETE

Set after 'Journey to Babel'. Fully recovered from his run-in with Thelev, Kirk is back on duty and ready for things to return to normal. But, after yet another assassination attempt, it becomes clear the crew of the Enterprise still has work to do. A sinister group is at work, and their connection with Sarek and Amanda could place Spock in grave danger...

Six years ago, Serena Zuriñe embarrassed herself by giving a drunken confession to her mentor, none other than one Commander Spock. Now she finds herself face to face with the Vulcan man she had planned on avoiding the rest of her life. What could possibly go wrong? slow burn. Fake marriage. Spock/OC

A little humor goes a long way... in Space?

Jim and Spock finally retire from Starfleet and settle down on Vulcan together. - TOS Old Married Spirk - Sexual content - Part 1 of the Retirement Series