Kirk is struggling to cope after the events of The Wrath of Khan. He's lost people before, but never like this. A meditation on grief and the relationships that mean the most.

Inspired by a dream I had. The Enterprise receives a distress call from someone on the planet Avelon who is in need of the cure for his daughter's sickness. Kirk and McCoy beam down to deliver it, but the visit doesn't turn out the way they anticipated. What is the Avelonian really after? The answer hits too close to home for the Enterprise's CMO.

On the Genesis planet, Spock experienced pon farr and only Saavik was there to help him through it. Now she must deal with the unintended consequences while trying to cope with the fact that Spock has no memory of her after the fal-tor-pan. Please heed the warnings. The beginning takes place between Star Trek III and Star Trek IV.

Moments in the very interesting lives of our favorite starship crew. Can range from fluff to angst and back again. No slash, some pre-slash, like the original show. Episode focused and stand-alone chapters present.

Chekov learns the details about what almost happened to him in the operating room at Mercy operating room in 1980s San Francisco. After the recent months, from Khan to his capture in the past, he starts to buckle under pressure. Take places during ST:IV immediately after the crew crash lands the Bird of Prey in San Francisco Bay. One-shot.

Jim Kirk is stuck tending the old family farm, but he longs for the stars. And then, one night, while stargazing, he sees a UFO land in his neighbor's field.

"Why make so much of fragmentary blue/In here and there a bird, or butterfly,/Or flower, or wearing-stone, or open eye,/When heaven presents in sheets the solid hue?" - (Robert Frost) McCoy faces an old, terrifying enemy. Spock is forced to confront fragmented blue - and in the process, brings an earth-shattering revelation into the light. Both suffer. Both heal, eventually.

Jim deals with a nagging feeling that he's forgotten something. Set after "And the Children Shall Lead." K/S

Un petit recueil d'OS sur l'univers de Star Trek TOS, écrits pour un Challenge d'écriture. Rating T pour les 5-6 dernières lignes du chapitre 4, au cas où, mais rien d'explicite.

Just an old country doctor giving some unwanted advice. Missing scenes from Start Trek TOS episodes and movies. Rated T because McCoy swears.

traduction de 'Little Spock's stories' , plusieurs one-shots sur l'enfance de Spock. ( chapitre 5 à part, reposez en paix; Mr Nimoy... )

When the crew of the Enterprise meets sentient trees, it's not obvious to them which member of the landing party is different from the others...

Imagine finding yourself 200 years in the future. That is what happens to Cassandra Johnson, a nurse from the present who is rescued by a certain Vulcan. As a result, she ends up living and working aboard the Starship Enterprise. I'm giving it a T rating as there will be some chapters that I would consider not suitable for young readers. It will be clearly marked.

A collection of TOS ficlets/microfic/flash fic stories that take place during or after certain episodes.

Taking the books, and comics into effect the Federation had access to many friendly Klingons before 2293; Konom who served on the Enterprise, Bernie the half Human/Klingon; Dr G'dath an exiled scientist who helped Kirk in 2271; Maltz who was captured over Genesis; plus undoubtedly a ton more- so wasn't it odd Dr McCoy didn't know enough Klingon anatomy to save Chancellor Gorkon?

McCoy at some point notices that Spock only projects an aura of a person with a straight back. Of all the people on the Enterprise, he is the one with shoulders always slightly hunched. It might be about the height difference. Spock may not want to look down on the others. Oh, but he does so often. / slash

"The reflection casting upon the ocean is breathtaking my dear, but not without you standing near. At the Park Bench near the south entrance of Park Cod? I do indeed wish you to see. At 5:00 hours there I'll be." -Your Secret Admirer.

Sometimes, since the last mission, when their emotions get to be too much, Scotty, Jim, and Bones go drinking on shore leave. That changes on the first shore leave of the next five-year mission. Spirk, Uhotty, Bones/Chekov. slowburn

A one-shot about Spock and McCoy being forced to spend a night together in one cabin...

Daniels from the far future and the help of the Vians delivers a sick patient to the USS Enterprise. Taken from the past this patient was a key to the end of the future cold war but now far outside his time, how will he fair in space?

T'Pau wishes for Vulcan to secede from the Federation, but one of the Houses opposes her. Spock and Kirk are sent to talk to the adverse party, when they crash-land their shuttle in the middle of the desert called The Forge. Will they still be able to prevent the secession, or even manage to survive? And who is behind this ploy? Inspired by several of my favorite Star Trek novels.

The Enterprise answers a distress signal from a commercial scoutship, and discovers a scene of carnage with only a single survivor. Diverted from the investigation too soon, Kirk and crew finds themselves under attack by something they cannot identify.

A battle, a triumph, a choice - one of the triumvirate has been chosen to die, but which? Inspired by Whumptober2020.

Ao longo de sua vida, Jim Kirk constantemente é assombrado pela ideia de envelhecer, e tudo o que o peso dos anos pode fazê-lo perder, e se apaixonar por uma pessoa que está destinada a viver muito mais tempo do que ele em nada ajuda a diminuir esses temores. Kirk/Spock

A new crew in training has gone down to investigate an unknown planet. They see no one at first. Then a woman dressed in an ancient Earth manner approaches one of the crew. She greets him in a thoughtful manner. She tells him that it would be a good idea if he left. Then she leaves. They have to leave the planet as strange things are happening. It is dangerous to stay.