Another spoof, I think it's better if you have read the original poem first. Also, imagine it's in a Scottish accent. Please R&R.

Jim and Spock end up on Earth in the 21st century, their mission is on the other side of the world and their communicators aren't working. The only way to get where is they need to go is by catching an aeroplane. - Spirk. Drabble.

Sometimes even Spock breaks Starfleet's rules on classified information. This is one of them.

A triolet inspired by Kirk and Spock's relationship. [I welcome any and all critique.]

A short poem.

One-Shot. Jamie Kirk and Leonard McCoy are having relationship problems, and it's all fixed with a song. Fluffiness ensues. (At least I think it does...) Featuring: (Obviously)fem!Kirk and (Still Male)McCoy. Please review!

A parody starring the Gamma Shift Red-shirts! I don't own Star Trek or The Night Before Christmas

Spock and his father share a moment of reconciliation. After Journey to Babel... please let me know what you think :)

Ensign Chekov is entrusted with top-secret co-ordinates. Who is out there waiting to get hold of their secrets?

Spock nie rozumie pewnych ludzkich zachowań, dlatego przychodzi po radę.

K/S. Kirk records a message to Spock after his death.

Pavel Chekov is recruited by Gary Seven to save the lives of the Enterprise bridge crew when Kahn takes over the ship. In my opinion, this is the only plausible explanation as to how Kahn could have known him. I am also attempting to explain what the rest of the crew were doing behind the scenes, something that wasn't clear in "Space Seed". Please review.

Sequel to Air and Earth, but I'll make it readable as a stand-alone. I know I said I wouldn't bother, but here goes. The mission of our crew is to re-establish contact with an underwater species and to help if necessary. Doesn't sound like too much trouble. Except things are never simple.

Ch1 - It wasn't Leonard McCoy whom the Guardian of Forever tried the worst. Nor was it James Kirk. Ch 2 - after escaping the Vians McCoy encoded a Private Opinion. To him, certain things in human history made it all too possible that the Enterprize had just committed an unforgivable crime, even though there really was no other choice. Ch. 3 - Mirror!verse.

Captain Kirk's landing party is overdue for check-in with the Enterprise, compelling Spock to cancel his appearance as key note speaker at a conference held by the Vulcan Science Academy. He had another reason for visiting his homeworld, however, and the missed appearance could have dire consequences for the Enterprise. I own nothing. Please R and R. I don't write slash. COMPLETE!

A rambling story I decided to write down. It's about a pairing that doesn't get enough love on here. Rated M for mature content, etc. etc. Warning: slashfic, and angsty romance, because evidently that's the only kind I can write. Read, review, enjoy! ****NOW WITH NEW TITLE! Previously the Beginning in Friendship.

A Kirk/Spock oneshot.

Miri envied the blonde woman from the Enterprise so much and yet there was absolutely no danger from her. Set right before the end of 'Miri'.

Captain Kirk thinks he has a comfortable working relationship with his new Vulcan first officer, but he can't really see them as friends.

Coda to 'Demon in the Dark': After leaving Janus VI, Kirk notices that Spock is acting somewhat distant.

Spock wonders, sometimes, if perhaps there is nothing at all he can do to fix time. If the loop will continue forever, or if perhaps in a million days the timeline will abruptly flow again, smooth and flawless, while he remains mad

Christine Chapel has been depressed lately, and Nyota Uhura is determined to find out why. The answer turns out to concern the person she suspected it would ... but she's surprised at the reason. Takes place a week after the episode "Return to Tomorrow." (Story contains one four-letter word, which could make it K or T, depending on how you feel about such language.)

What made a ten-year-old Spock flee his home three days ago, and what punishment will his parents mete out upon his return? An expansion of my chapter from "Moments" entitled "Downtime." Written for the "Dying of the Light" challenge at Ad Astra. As promised, chapters for young Kirk and young McCoy are now up.

The Enterprise landing party is taken captive by an unknown alien claiming to be Mixcoatl, the Aztec god of the hunt. When Uhura is mistaken for his consort Coyolxauhqui, goddess of the moon and stars, it is up to her and Charlene Masters to save Kirk, Spock and the crew from certain death. Rated Mature for explicit scenes. Part of my Constellations series.

McCoy wants to know what Kirk saw in Spock's mind when Spock mind-melded with Kirk at the end of "The Paradise Syndrome" — does the Vulcan feel, or doesn't he? Kirk won't tell, but he does give McCoy a rather large hint. (Although I sometimes write BDSM, there's none in this story; the "chain" in the title has nothing to do with kinky sex. :-D) Friendship only.