A series of "Voyager" parodies, spoofing individual episodes. Captain Myway-or-the-Highway leads her crew on a cosmic game of Frogger, battling the Bored Collective, flagellant Cargassian spies, "Star Wars" fans, and their own limited intelligence. (Humor done in the style of "Airplane," Mel Brooks, Monty Python, and cartoonish comedies in general.)

"Was it actually me you wanted? Or was I going to be a replacement for your wife, or a warm body so you wouldn't be alone?" she asked him. Third in a short series that looks at the various ways Kate and Tom might get together (or not) after a P/T split.

Kathryn is mysteriously and telepathically linked to an unknown entity. Will the crew be able to find out who it is in time to save her?

A trouble magnet Starfleet Intelligence Agent finds himself on the USS Voyager. Hilarity and complexity ensues. NOT a Self Insert, AU.

How will a former Maquis relate to a former Equinox crewman? Not well. Mariah Henley became an outlaw to defend the innocent, not murder them. But the Delta Quadrant has a penchant for creating unlikely friendships. [Tags: Mariah Henley, Noah Lessing, Equinox, Maquis]

Naomi speaks to her father for the first time. ("Author, Author" - Season 7)

Naomi Wildman discovers the circumstances of her birth.

The dreams we didn't see in the opening of "Waking Moments" (Season 4)

Vice-Admiral Kathryn Janeway walked across the rocky terrian of the planet. Their search for Chakotay and his crew had led them here.

The senior staff weren't the only victims of the alien experiments in "Scientific Method." But the youngest victim of their twisted "research" is also one of the most resilient.

There are always some episodes within a TV-Show which just don't fit. For example some episodes of Star Trek: VOY. I decided to approach the problem with precaution and created this little Story. Since I'm not sure yet if Voyager gets sent to the Delta Quadrant in my Story, BoaE, yet, I decided to let this Story stand alone for now. Look at it as an alternative universe episode.

How did both twins end up lost on the same starship? [Tags: Delaney sisters, Jenny Delaney, Megan Delaney, Stadi, Maquis]

During the episode Hunters two crewmen receive news from home, and not all of it is good. At 70,000 light years away from home will a growing friendship help them through it all?

This a story of Tom and B'Elanna life after they return home. Follow their lives and the lives of children.

After reaching Klingon Territory, Captain Janeway receives orders to head to a mysterious planet. Fighting her own, her crew's, and her daughter's depression, will the planet be their salvation or destruction? Part 5 of The Mother and the Captain Series, with a summary for new or returning readers.

C/7. AU where members of the Voyager crew are living new lives with different identities. How they got there will eventually be revealed.

A newly returned Chakotay is way behind on news of his former crew, especially Kathryn and Tom. B'Elanna tries to catch him up.

In the 25th century, a probe from a century ago reveals a century-old mystery; what happened to the Starship Voyager? In this collection of one-shots showing a radically harder sci-fi adventure, the Voyager crew struggle to get home and defy the odds...but how do they fail?

Capt. Janeway and Chakotay are married aboard Voyager. Their daughter, Keira, is growing up on a starship. What happens when something begins to affect Chakotay? Will Janeway be able to protect the two people she loves most in the universe?

When Kathryn unexpectedly wakes up in the arms of an unknown man, she's afraid to open her eyes. Janeway/Chakotay Season 7ish

I recently rewatched the Voyager 2-parter Equinox. What happened to the Equinox survivors who came on board Voyager?

"I have to admit, I'm surprised she never caught on to us." Second in a short series that looks at the various ways Kate and Tom might get together (or not) after a P/T split.

A collection of standalone B'Elanna/Seven drabbles.

"He'd give her the happiness and life she truly desired." - A nameless Ensign's obsession and manipulation of Seven of Nine. Spoilers for both Voyager and Picard. Rated for (non-explicit) mentions of sex and psychological horror.

They are friends, she tells herself. [For the Tumblr prompt, "I can't be here." Precedes Play It Again, Sam, but can stand alone.]