After Lal's death, Data finds a friend in Ensign Emma Young. They come to find out they have more in common than each other thinks. As their friendship grows, they both come to know what love really means. Rated M in last chapter. Remember to leave a review, thank you!

Inspired by (but not beholden to) MIRROR BROKEN (IDW, 2017) (Not the same version of the Mirror CRUSHverse as "To the Empire." or "Broken Mirror") 10 years after the Borg, Zoe is pregnant and Data is dealing with depression and guilt. Not explicit, but sad. Character deaths referred to. Mirror Data / Mirror Zoe.

Woops deleted the summary! Well now you get to be surprised

Another way "Attached" could have ended. Picard and Crusher deal with being disconnected, their friends' concerns, and taking their relationship to the next level. I wrote this years ago and posted on somewhere else. I've edited to post on the new sites I have found recently.

Reg Barclay saves the galaxy with a little thing from the 21st century... Add-On to "I, Borg".

And then there was Mike, who did deliveries, whose mission was his own. Pastor John's mission was to feed the hungry, their bellies and their souls. Mike's mission was to feed the homeless vets he knew, the ones on the street corners, the ones in the woods, the ones standing at the front of the day labor place, waiting for a job, any job. And then he meets Will Riker...

The last of Will Riker's ghosts, put to rest. This is set about a year after Cochrane Day, in the Post-Sherds universe. The title is from the poem "Blue Dementia" by Yusuf Komunyakaa.

The first Gamma Triangulan in Starfleet fakes her death, and secretly masterminds the destruction of the ill-fated Pegasus. When the Enterprise-D comes to investigate the appearance of a Pegasus shuttle craft orbiting Gamma Trianguli VI 12 years later, it becomes a prime target. A sequel to the original episode "The Apple". Please review.

Data has a very interesting time while trapped in a cave...And more! ;) Enjoy!

missing scene "Second Chances" 6.24 A distortion field surrounding a planet trapped a transporter echo of Lieutenant William T. Riker, marooning him for eight years. Now the Enterprise has returned and rescued him, creating an awkward situation for Deanna Troi and Commander Will Riker. Deanna watches "Tom" Riker leave her for career advancement the same as Will had. Fallout.

Just a one shot. A new planet is effecting Troi and Riker vows not to let anything happen to her.

What would it be like if one or the other decided to break the decades' old orbit one day? No fuss, no muss, no near-death epiphanies - just coffee, croissants, and a question all PC fans wanted to see asked on-screen. COMPLETE

While Will Riker is stranded on Nervala IV for eight years, he records a series of video messages for his imzadi Deanna Troi. Little does he know that there's another version of him out there living his life. Background for "Second Chances".

The Enterprise 1701-D begins its mission of exploration. This is a new spin on the series, starting from the beginning. Read the intro (chapter 1) for more details.

The Enterprise crew encounters a mysterious phenomenon unlike anything they have ever seen before: the fourth wall. What lies beyond it, and what will it mean for their universe?

Wesley Crusher's story continued after the episode "Journey's End" of Star Trek TNG. Homosexual themes between Wesley and The Traveler. Wes beams down to the Native American village, ready to begin the journey of a lifetime.

Just a few one liners some of you might find humorous.

In an alternate universe, William Riker chose love AND a career. But in this universe, the future is dark and war-laden. Read about one family's fight for survival in a series of events that will come to alter things in a familiar universe as well.

An ex Starfleet officer's last days.

Lwaxana whisks Kate away for a holiday on Risa, and while there, decides to play around with some very interesting enhancements.

Sequel to Shifting Sands. Tasha hasn't heard from or seen the Enterprise in months when Will Riker shows up on her doorstep asking for her help stopping a war and saving a dying colony. There's a catch: the planet causing the problems is her homeworld.

I never really liked the episodes that took place mostly on the holo-deck. But, this one I wish they had made.

After a very important dinner, Kate finds out what it's like to see what Lwaxana see in her.

Shortly before his wedding to Deanna Troi, Will Riker stops by Dr. Crusher's office with a special request. Can be read as a sequel to "Future Child".

AU: What if Jean-Luc and Beverly never joined Starfleet? I believe fate would have drawn them together regardless. But then again, I have 'one ship' and it's for PC. Here's my take on the meeting between a young stage director and an esteemed archaeologist. COMPLETE.