When Doctor McCoy is captured by hostile aliens, the crew is forced to choose between their friend or possible war. (I saw DeForest Kelley in a different part, and it inspired me. This is my first Star Trek fic. Please tell me what you think!) (TEMPORARILY DISCONTINUED)

The Enterprise is sent to investigate a large temporal anomaly in federation space when they receive a distress call from the center of the anomaly. When they transport survivors aboard, they find more than they bargained for as trouble begins springing up all around them.

Sometimes you meet people again and it is like you are meeting them for the first time. This can mean good and bad things. Spock and Christine have three first meetings, set during the early five ear mission, the V'Ger mission, and the court hearing at the end of The Voyage Home. Written from Christine's perspective.

It was totally understood why Len wanted to give up the fruitless search, but she wasn't as easily ready to give up the search for the Captain. In the end Len was wrong, the Captain was found, apologies were made. However, there was one thing, or more so one person forgotten. Spock. Aftermath of the Paradise Syndrome episode.

One of my older poems, set during/after The Wrath of Khan. Enjoy!

The one where McCoy gets tied to a biobed by an alien, and Chapel accidentally discovers how ticklish he is while trying to untie him.

This is for Kayci & she knows why. She challenged me to write a Vulcan I hadn't written before. We saw Sonak for a few minutes at the start of the first movie. He had a tragic end. But Kirk knew him enough to recommend him to Decker. Who was he? How did he come to be in Kirk's orbit's? To be on the ship, on that transporter pad? Thanks to celticmusebooks for the beta!

McCoy meets the Sehlat of the S'chn T'gai household.

Poetry - my feelings about space and the Enterprise. Written when I was about twenty in the late 80s

After the V'Ger mission, with the awkward five-year mission in the distant past, Spock seeks out Christine's company at a party. Other people are more interested in the assortment of beverages, at first.

Spock's rocket boots save the day again.

A once in an almost-billion phenomena brings aboard the Enterprise a startling remnant from Vulcan's past: a disciple of Surak before the world of Vulcan had accepted logic. And she smiles. How will this new Vulcan adjust to the world she vanished from 6 thousand years ago? Sequel now up!

A companion story to "My Wife" Uhura explains her relationship about Spock. Part 14 of Uhura's World Series

After the events of "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky," McCoy is feeling lonely because of his separation from Natira. It doesn't help when he thinks about other past romances that failed. Maybe he just needs a reminder that while these women have abandoned him, his friends never will.

The year is 1966. Captain James T. Kirk is an astronaut who longs more than anything for the freedom of outer space. One evening, at the Space Center mess hall, he happens to meet Dr. Spock, a brilliant astrophysicist who denies all emotion. There is an immediate spark, but things are never so simple. (Cover art and other illustrations by Fishermansoul on Tumblr.)

Christine Chapel's musings on the hands of the Enterprise crew. Drabble.

Jim and Spock wrote their own vows, and they each promised to protect the other, and when they could not do that, to comfort them. For better or for worse, they belong at each other's side to defend and to heal. Jim just wishes he could always do the first so that the second is never necessary.

A Star Trek/Divergent crossover I started a year or two ago. ABANDONED.

This is a companion story to "Would've, Could've, Should've." Now it's Spock's turn to deal with his inner conflicts. Part 13 of Uhura's World Series.

When Bones gets tricked into prescribing shore leave for himself, Jim and Spock, Jim decides that he'll give the doctor a taste of his own medicine. If Bones wants a vacation, he'll get one, though it may not be quite what he expects. Jim drags an unenthusiastic Bones and Spock on a shopping trip, and they all experience first hand the revealing nature of Risian fashion.

When 1945 rolled around, Jim had followed the news religiously. Now it was August 14, 1945, and Japan had surrendered. But Jim hadn't bought his daily newspaper yet, and he didn't know this. Instead, he was standing on the sidewalk outside of a grocer, ration booklet clutched in his hand, waiting for it to open.

Eight-year-old Jamie Kirk awakens from an accident to find her grandmother dead and herself alone. What choice does Starfleet have but to send Jamie to her relatives on the planet Deneva, via the USS Enterprise? Jamie can't wait to see her dad! There's just one problem. Does the captain of the Enterprise want to see her? Note: this story is the prologue to the rest of the stories.

For the past seven years, James Kirk has searched for his wife, Diana, who vanished during a Romulan uprising on a small planet. Inspired by a song, /watch?v S0pz-cpWuVE, imagine James Kirk listening to this and wondering . . . what happened after Diana's hand slipped from his and she disappeared? Where is his wife and Jamie's mother?

This is centred on the scene in the episode For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky where McCoy finds out that Kirk has told Spock about his illness. The story then follows the rest of the episode with additional scenes. McCoy's POV.

This story is part of a series of 100 little stories (some drabbles, some flclets or one-shots), which tell the story of young Spock and his love for his childhood love a young Vulcan called Sirok. Day 1 tells the how they fell in love. I am not a native speaker and am currently working without a beta, so I apologize in advance for all grammar and spelling mistakes.