After being hurt by women one too many times, Kirk swore never to love again. But when a man takes an interest in him as well, he decided to make one last attempt, only to lose everything once more. Is there no healing in sight?

Trying to find love on the Enterprise is not always easy.

While visiting Risa on Shore Leave, Jim runs into Joanna McCoy and learns the real reason Bones signed up for Starfleet. COMPLETE! COMPLETE! AT LONG LAST COMPLETE!

I made five scenes that were really, really close to being really, really romantic but weren't into five romantic scenes, then put in one scene that they couldn't have made any more romantic if they had tried. Kirk/Spock. R&R, please.

Takes place immediately following the episode Shore Leave. Spock must go to the surface of the fantasy planet, where he gains some intimate knowledge.

Ever wondered what Checov's preschool class was like? Or Jim picking fights with kids on the playground and with his older brother? Maybe McCoy's fits? Just some cute story scenes. More chapters coming!

“We like to think we’re so much better than our ancestors, that we’ve got all these problems of bigotry and intolerance licked, and we go out into space to spread our enlightened ways, and end up making the same mistakes.”

Chekov always needed a role model. Has he found one in Kirk.

McCoy's in the dog house with Spock. Or in which McCoy demonstrates his own brand of apologizing to a Vulcan.

We get to see Kirk visit Vulcan several times. He meets Spock's parents on several occasions. But we never get to see Spock visit Iowa OR meet Kirk's parents. This is all about to change.

Slash. Short sequels to episodes from TOS, and maybe movies too. Humor... drama... and Romance. New: A sequel to "Requiem for Methuselah". Jim handled Spock's confession badly. Can he make amends?

Sequel to ‘His Last Breath,’ with tie-ins to several of my other works and significant events from season three of TOS. If you haven’t seen season three, this story does contain major spoilers. A K&S&M friendship piece.

Really not much to say. This is the way a certain little scene in 'Bread and Circuses' should have gone...

Tribbles log: The mini diary of the tribbles kept aboard the enterprise More chapters coming

Written for Ship Wars! At LiveJournal. Prompt: In the doghouse. After a particularly tragic away mission, Spock finds it increasingly difficult to separate his personal and professional lives.

What may become a collection of drabbles set in the timeframe of "Star Trek: The Final Frontier". Kirk misses his old chair, Spock finds some hidden emotions. Hints of old people getting it on. Spock/Kirk

Spock, oh Spock, with the emotional range of a rock... Mindless limericks written by Captain Kirk ensue.

The Keepers are an unknown race with great knowledge and powerful technology who have decided to ally themselves with Federation. But not all is what it appears to be - there's a darker force at work and Spock seems to know more then what he is letting . ON HOLD

A terrible disease renders the women of Vulcan infertile and Vulcan males must bond with earth females to preserve their species. Next: "Unspoken" and "Silly Vulcans" which are finished, and "What I Hate About You", "Seductive Logic" and "Pink, Green and Blue" which are in progress. Own no part of any Star Trek series in any way.

The Back Rub Scene, revisited. I took the Yeoman's point of view on the thing, mostly cause no one else had, and I thought it would be interesting. So, please enjoy and feed me reviews. not sure about actual humor in the story

Spock and his captain share a quiet moment while on leave. Shameless fluff.

Ficlet: Uhura is critically injured during an away mission and Spock must get to her in time.

Ficlet: A teaser of the sequel to Golden Bells and Serpent Gods. When all the men aboard the Enterprise mysteriously disappear, it is up to acting captain Nyota Uhura to discover how to get them back.

Amanda's immediate reaction to Spock's departure for Gol.

Helpless. Hopeless. Lost. Spock evolves, Bones understands, and Jim releases. Kirk-centric: Jim fights with the guilt of lost crewman, his closest friends help. T for tragedy and D-word. NO Slash.