On a visit to Vulcan, Kirk and Spock set out to explore the mountains that were Spock's refuge as a child, only for Kirk to become ill from the heat. Gen.

Based on the episode "Doomsday" when Constellation gives her life for Enterprise. In the aftermath Constitution comes to her grieving sister's aid. A brief mention of 9/11 here. I always felt that the ships were truly alive in this one.

After a refit, Enterprise sails out of drydock as a brand new ship. Based on a scene from Star Trek: The Motion Picture

Enterprise's fight against the Reliant in the Wrath of Khan.

Something is wrong with Kirk. Gen.

Post-Journey to Babel. Amanda and Spock have a heart-to-heart talk, or at least as much of one as Spock can tolerate.

After the events of Spock's aborted marriage, he begins to be more drawn to the captain.

A scene from Spock and Kirk on vacation. Inspired by this artwork: petimetrek. tumblr. com/ post/101611509976

All about our favorite Vulcan and the problem of being half human, half Vulcan. Set after 'The Apple.'

In which Jim Kirk meets the wife he never had, and the granddaughter he never knew about, on the starship commanded by his daughter.

Jim Kirk is ordered to leave the Enterprise... Thanks for over 3,000 views!

Sarek has a new wardrobe - silliness ahead. I am still trying to improve, so any comments would be much appreciated.

What is seen is not always what is really seen and sometimes the past shows how the future sometimes misses something. Thanks to Paramount for allowing me to play with their characters in my own world.

... and one time he reminded McCoy of those things about himself.

My take on what happened after the credits as I had the feeling that they left some things unsaid when I was watching this episode yesterday. Light Slash, but nothing graphic.

Even when the ship lurches left and right, you can be sure that they often go flying in the same direction. It's always nice to know that your friend will be there to hold you up so you don't fall. To keep you on your feet, to steady you after the event. Innocently of course.

After the debacle on Sherman's Planet, Captain James T. Kirk has a horror of Tribbles.

After nearly three years of separation following their first five year mission, Jim still loves Spock. This time, however, he won't make the first move to do something about it. Mid-TMP pining and post-TMP making up.

Spock contemplates his life, now that he is a father.

London bridge will never fall with you two upon it.

McCoy is worried about Spock's latest medical exam. It points to pon farr again, and the good doctor is afraid that the solution to Spock's dilemma may be something he has to consider; another mate. But will the stoic Vulcan accept it or will he deny it's back.

Mirrorverse. When the Vulcan ambassador decides he wants her as his wife, Amanda is certain she can turn the situation to her advantage. Winona isn't as sure, but she's willing to try. (Winona/Amanda femslash.)

The Enterprise is called out to an emergency in a remote system. Kirk has his suspicions, but could the stakes be higher than anyone suspects? When thorough planning is useless, there's nothing left but quick wits to save the day.

Spock finds himself and Captain Kirk as two pawns in a game of logic for which Kirk looses his life or so it seems. This tragedy allows Spocks love for Kirk to surface and bloom.

From the episode Journey to Babel, Jim is injured, and is recovering in sickbay. Spock seems drawn to the figure lying there helpless. Was there something on his mind? Spock's point of view. Art by Dahliaxat