McCoy isn't too crazy about the Vulcan first officer on his new posting, the starship Enterprise, and has no hope of understanding him. Especially since the idiot has been dodging his mandatory physical for four months. "That's almost impressive," says Jim.

Jamie Kirk thinks she's the luckiest kid in the quadrant. After her grandmother dies unexpectedly, Jamie finds herself aboard her father's starship. Surely a galaxy of adventure awaits! But when a visit to an intergalactic zoo goes wrong, Jamie finds herself trapped in hostile territory and over her head in trouble. If this is adventure, she should have stayed on Earth.

Just a list of all those pesky regulations. This is a work in progress and it will improve as I go along. Some of these are from all the series, some others are from places I have read them on, particularly Starfleet Minutae. This is my first posting so please review but be gentle. I do not own Star Trek in any of its forms, I just like to play in the universe some.

Leila Torres has heard about the Captain of the Enterprise. Truth, she finds, is sometimes stranger than fiction. Angst. Hints of past slash. Outsider perspective. Slight AU.

Spock is not fond of winter on Earth. Luckily, he still has Jim. Slash. Established Relationship.

How Spock got his first posting to the Enterprise. Was it more then simple chance?

After a short experience as a slave Kirk questions his duties. Spock, McCoy and the crew are there to help and find they too think of who they are differently. First two chapters maybe a bit graphic in implication then the possible inspection of self and relationships. Thanks to Paramount for letting my play in their playroom with their creations. Enjoy.

Jim considers the events of the night before, waking to a new understanding of his relationship with his closest friend. (K/S)

Spock finds he is not alone toward the end of his life. Reposted in honor of Leonard Nimoy for the endless hours of joy his representation of Mr. Spock brought to me. Godspeed.

A little vignette set just after Plato's Stepchildren, when Christine Chapel comes to try to make things right with Spock. Something I found languishing on my computer and reworked.

Otis the baby Tribble is not doing well. Something must be done.

Spock tells Jim not to do things. Jim does them anyway. Also available on ao3 under same title.

Please do forgive the formatting... In the wake of the great Leonard Nimoy's passing, I realize I am probably not alone amongst the thousands of fans who still weep at night. Who still wish, or might pretend that we did not lose a beacon of humankind. 'Til all are One, beloved hero.

"Sarek! It is your turn! Go to feed him! The bottle is already in his bedroom..." "As you wish, my wife..."

Jim and Spock come to an inevitable confrontation in the wake of pon farr. (K/S)

A thank you

Amanda plans a celebration for Sarek. It's supposed to be a happy occasion, so why does Admiral Nogura order the Enterprise to Vulcan? Rated K for some cursing.

Spock/Chapel wasn't the first fandom/ship I wrote in (X-Files Mulder/Scully was) but it was the first Trek writing I did. We lost Leonard Nimoy this week and I wanted to do this in memory of him and return to one of my roots. It's probably fluffier than some, but I think that's appropriate. Still some banter cuz what's a djinn fic without that? Thanks to LilahKat for the nudge.

K/S resolution to the admittedly angst-filled Star Trek movies. After Star Trek VI, Jim and Spock have a lot of talking to do and a lot to apologize for, and it all starts with a letter.

A week after the Khitomer Conference, Kirk and Spock share a conversation about the their impending retirement and the decommissioning of The Enterprise. Written as a tribute to Leonard Nimoy.

This came to me last night when I was sitting in bed. It is my tribute to my favourite actor on the original series of Star Trek.

Captain Kirk learns of Spock's death and struggles to deal with the news.

Kirk e Spock stanno insieme da dieci anni. Due anni dopo il pianeta vulcano esplode e tra i superstiti salvati dall'esterpirse c'è un bambino vulcaniano dieci anni di nome Soren, rimasto orfano dopo l'esplosione. I lo due adottano e lo crescono sull'Enterpise. Otto anni dopo Soren, la sera prima di ripartire per un'altra missione, fa un'incontro speciale...

Leonard Nimoy's journey...and Spock's...has finally come to an end in their respective universes... I am sure they must have talked about it to that point and the various decisions along the way...R.I.P Leonard Nimoy...and Old Spock...

Ambassador Spock has reached the end of his life, and now faces eternity in the Hall of Ancient Memory. But it won't necessarily be exactly what he expects. Written in honor of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away yesterday. Rest in peace.