Jim is bored in Sickbay. Jim tries to break out of Sickbay. Jim pisses a lot of people off while trying to break out of Sickbay, and learns a few things about the people that care for him. Visits from a couple of Spocks facilitate the process. One-Shot, post STID. Spoilers ahead.

Summary: A few days before McCoy joined Starfleet, he and Spock hooked up in some little town in Georgia. They aren't pleased to meet up again – especially since they're supposed to be dating other people. Trouble is, neither can stop thinking about it.

Cupcake is called upon to perform an unusual duty for the Captain. Set during, kind of, STID, so spoilers if you somehow still haven't gone to see it. This is just a little humorous story.

Spoilers for Into Darkness. Spock/Uhura. Life is about taking the good with the bad

Sequel to "Even the Stars": Reflecting back over the last few years brings up tragedies as well as accomplishments. However, when the crew returns to the Enterprise they find that future reflections may be worse than they could ever imagine. Complete.

A quiet moment of reflection for Uhura becomes so much more, but she can't find it in her to mind. Bonding, and sex, and mind melding all in one. Spock/Uhura. Oneshot.

After Jim stumbles home from another bar fight, Bones decides he can't handle the kid and tells him he's done. Disclaimer: I do not, unfortunately, own any part of the Star Trek Universe, including the characters. Those honors go to a lot of people that are not me, including Gene Roddenberry's estate and Paramount Pictures.

If Jim ever wrote his own autobiography. Well. The preface would probably be something like, "Hello, I'm Jim. I'm fucked up." But it would probably end with, "It took some time, and I had some help. But I made it."

She was a rising star within Starfleet, a successful first officer aboard the USS Hotspur, until London. Until the night she locked eyes with the terrorist who assassinated her commanding officer. Little did Commander Cassandra Mason comprehend the darkness just waiting to consume her, and everything she thought she believed, in the arms of the creature called Khan.

A young woman is found after her ship crashes. But she cant remember who she it but will she get the help she needs SpockXOC Suck at summary please give it a chance

After the terrifying attack of Khan, the crew of the Enterprise are coping well, although Spock is not quite himself.

The end of the Great Wars has come. Khan rises to the rank of General and oversees the implementation of his plans for this brave new world at hand. As it becomes increasingly popular to keep humans as slaves, the General decides to buy one for himself - a small defeated creature he christens Dasa. Khan/OC. Pre-Movie Universe.

When Spock and Kirk have a disagreement about how the crew should spend their R&R time Kirk convinces Spock to go out with them to prove that clubbing and drinking are more beneficial than they seem. But while they're out Spock learns something about Bones he never imagined.

Jim keeps insisting McCoy likes Chekov, and no matter how much Bones denies it they both know he's nothing but a pretty little liar.

Jim can't stand the wet dreams he keeps having about his first officer, so he decides to relieve himself in his quarters.

Jim wakes up in an unfamiliar environment and told he will be meeting alternate versions of Spock. As Jim goes through multiple alternate universes he gets to know the other versions of his best friend, and it is all but terrifying. (Star Trek Cross over with other TV shows/Movies that Zach and Chris have made)

Seemingly innocent Chekov takes charge to get Kirk out of a funk. Assertive!Chekov and Kirk likes it. Rated M for adult content.

"Captain, you make it so hard not to feel." Spock is a Vulcan. It is only logical that he doesn't have human emotions. But lately, he's been having some very illogical feelings for a hunky Captain Kirk, who's already fallen head over heels for the Vulcan. Follows the plot of Into Darkness with a few twists that I added. It would help if you've seen the movie.

He had lost control of his emotions twice in the past two days. The first time, out of sadness. The second, out of anger. Spock/Uhura.

A little fun on a new ship.

Do you understand that burning / Is one long day, and one long night. More grief, fuck this shit, repetition.

Here, there is life. Pre-slash, grief, poetry.

The five times when Jim got sick... And the one time he nursed a Vulcan.

Spoiler alert: based off Star Trek: Into Darkness and takes place after most of the events in the movie. It's Chekov's eighteenth birthday and no one remembers. He wants to just tell people but things are never that simple when it comes to this crew.

Jim never had been normal. He was persistent. He was a bad habit: Annoying, always there, worst timing ever. That's why it wasn't a surprise that he fell in love with this pointy eared Vulcan Science Officer when said one experienced 'his special time in seven years'. It also surprised no one when Jim started to stalk Spock or that another person started to stalk Jim.