Amid sundered leaves, beneath ancient trees, we wander...

I wrote this poem in December of 2015, but wasn't yet posting here. It's been a while since I've posted, since I've been revising. So here's a little holiday gift for you all, with gratitude to Clement C. Moore.

A jump from season 4's episode, The Aenar, into an AU.

A follow-up of sorts to 'The Evil That Men Do'. Hoshi is preparing for Christmas alone.

It's 'Family Day' on the Enterprise - courtesy of an idea of Captain Archer's. Character study, perhaps . . . (and more than one OC.)

In May of 3110, Section 31 Agent Daniel Beauchaine is tasked with stopping Timothy McVeigh from causing the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Can Richard Daniels put back the bombing without losing his own moral compass?

An Autumn surprise is available on the Enterprise. Trip wants to share.

A short story in which the Enterprise makes her initial visit to Starbase Two.

The Enterprises sails along her course in endless universes, and some of them are quite nasty. This is a glimpse into one such dark universe, though this is not a Mirror Universe story, as such.

Overwhelmed by memory, Malcolm Reed tries to relax - and is met by a familiar being . . . (Alternate Expanse series). A.N. Aggravation got the better of me . . .

Travis Mayweather continues to deal with the aftereffects of the Xindi mission. Note: rated M intentionally. Always intended to turn this into a longer story, but never got around to it.

To bond with this human would be illogical, and yet after months on her isolated ranch, Mestral can't fathom doing otherwise. Their future will be fraught with challenges but linked as they are there is no doubt: they will overcome the odds. But what will become of their descendants in a world torn apart? Is there a place for the human emotion of hope? Mestral/OC, origin OC/Sov

Malcolm is captured by sadistic aliens who discover his greatest fear. One-shot, possible two-shot.

Just a little thing for someone who has had a horrible week and says they need some Travis/Hoshi stories...

Doctor Phlox of Denobula left notes regarding the procedure - not that anyone would necessarily read them if the mission failed - but as a scientist he wished to note the adaptability of Lyssarian Desert Larvae to the Earth Human Lifeform. That the human whose genetic component had been used, was now deceased, was of course an incentive; Phlox would keep the mimetic simbiot alive.

'Shuttlepod One' had a happy ending ... but what if it didn't? This is a very dark exploration of what might have followed if events went tragically wrong...

Trip and T'Pol finally welcome their long awaited daughter, Elaine T'Shanik into the world. After months of waiting and hours of pacing the waiting room Trip is in awe when he finally lays eyes on his little girl

Elizabeth Cutler thinks her husband can be too soft on their youngest child, but sometimes she gives in too.

A slowly growing collection of short stories.

Malcolm's former occupation had some permanent effects.

September 2155: Another call across the dark. War looms.

In the far future, this is Temporal Agent Richard Daniels's history before his true life's mission, as a time traveler for the Temporal Integrity Commission. Joining him are Admiral Carmen Calavicci; Agents HD Avery, Sheilagh Bernstein, Thomas Grant, Daniel Beauchaine (a Section 31 operative); Drs. Boris Yarin & Marisol Castillo, engineers Kevin O'Connor, Levi Cavendish & more.

T'Pol as a child goes into the desert to meditate and contact the katra of her great-grandmother. But there are wild things living in the desert which are a danger. This is a reposting of a story from 2007 which accidently was deleted.

They need to make it a point to take baths more often, they're pleasant, warm and a wonderful way to discuss their son.

As head of the Weapons Development Division of Starfleet, Commander Malcolm Reed knew that his strength lie in his expertise, and not particularly his interpersonal skills. So he was surprised and irritated when an unfamiliar captain pointedly asked him why he was flouting regulations.