"Have you never dipped little Suzy's curls in ink?" is a rather unusual question to ask three centuries after the invention of the ball-point pen, and more than two after just about everything went paperless but, James Kirk had asked it. The question that remains is how did something like that end up on the list of pranks that the Captain of the Enterprise had pulled in his youth?

U/Ch femslash. When Uhura confesses her feelings for Christine Chapel to a sympathetic alien, his attempts to help her end up changing everything.

Sometimes, when everything & everyone else is broken, it comes down to friendship. Uhura & Chapel friendship center stage, which I don't usually do. I guess it's a New Year's gift to Nyota, not one of my favorite TOS characters. This is Kirk-Chapel with Spock & Chapel friendship. Revised to address some concerns folks had with Kirk's actions. Thanks for the honest feedback!

It seems that all of McCoy's worst expectations have come true when the doctor is lost in a transporter accident. But was it really an accident or is something else going on?

Stella Mudd confronts Kirk and Spock in her search for Harry.

A large landing party crashes on a planet with hostile colonists and even worse weather. With Spock out and McCoy against him, can Kirk save his crew from certain death? Grand heroism and self-sacrifice! Novel-length, no slash. Major rewrite of 39 chapters, NOW (after more than a year!) COMPLETE!

Spock is killed on a mission; However, he manages to plead for more time. He's got one week to prepare the others for his death. What would you do if you had one more week to live? (A.N:better then it sounds. I am horrible at summaries.)

Admiral Kirk asks Lt. Moonstone to confirm rumors of Ben Finney's death. Moonstone comes across evidence about the 'open' circuit that cost Finney his chance at command and discovers the truth behind it.

Jim is sleep deprived and McCoy and Spock attempt to help him. Half silly, half not. NO SLASH

A collection of four Drabbles written together in September of this year.

Introducing character new comer Kaspian Moonstone, a Jedi trained trouble shooter for Star Fleet. Star Fleet steals an artifact from the Klingons and brings it to Vulcan for T'Pau to translate. But the Klingons are not far behind.

Even Vulcans have fantasies. Edited to smooth out some things and correct mechanical errors.

Jim and Spock make time for themselves.

Spock thinks he's the only person that understands loneliness. He is very mistaken.

Lt. Commander Rand returns to her quarters and confronts and old friend...or was it foe? Be quick to catch the inside joke.

In his travels Sybok meets a certain Vulcan baby...

Seduction through literature, with a touch of telepathy. A vignette.

Scotty had made it just a few steps past his door when a collision sent him sprawling on the floor. "Och," he grunted. "I am so sorry," the woman said. Finally seeing her face, Scotty smiled. "I'm glad to see you again, too, lassie, but you don't catch me trying to tackle you to the ground."

Complete! Spock is running out of time, McCoy is preoccupied with conspiracy theories, and Kirk is trying to keep the peace with a dozen Klingons aboard the Enterprise. Sequel to 'Dependency: Secrets'. Spones slash.

Heading from a space station back to earth to celebrate christmas with her friends, Dr. Chapel learns that dreams could come true in many ways. English isn't my first language, so i hope you will be patient with the errors I made.

Story, it is the point between season 1 and season 2.Jim Kirk and the Enterprise meet up with three other starships whose fates will be intertwined with their year. There is also a cameo appearance of a Star Trek-TNG character. Rated K

Character piece, Mirrorverse. 'Scotty, unquestionably, knew that he had the highest position on the Enterprise...'

Character rambling Spock; Drabble

A frozen planet, a snowball fight and a kiss. Chulu. Fic for Em, Merry Christmas!

Not everything on Platonius was recorded in the Ship's Log. This is an extract of the captain's personal log from that star date.