Under that sober exterior, Malcolm Reed harbours an unsuspected sense of humour. Can he play a prank on the rest of the Enterprise crew and get away with it?

The sequel to my story "Words".

Very AU. Follows a different path the the TV series. (Eventually Trip and T'Pol.) There will be some slowing down in the updates due to wanting this to be a novel length work.

A repurposed version of "Broken Bow."

Archer gets naked, Rostov plays lifeguard, and Daniels seeks revenge. But that's all in a day's work, right? [Complete satirical twoshot.]

After all the excitement of dealing with the Orion women, Phlox finishes up his medical log, and ruminates on an odd medical anomaly from the incident. Trip and T'Pol are discussed, but don't appear in person.

AU Trip never joined Starfleet. T'Pol is a highly regarded Vulcan professor. Fate brings Trip and T'Pol together with the crew of Enterprise in a totally different way. Rated M for Pon Farr, Swearing, and Sexual Situations.

A sequel to "Jon and Erika" taking place roughly one year later. You don't need to read the first one but it might help. Another story about Jon and Erika and their growing family as they navigate work, love, and pregnancy.

Childhood oneshot, featuring the heroic Sir Malcolm as our knight and Madeline Reed as the most dangerous creature in all the land. [Complete]

A retelling of Charles Dicken's famous Christmas classic A Christmas Carol but cast with our dashing characters from Enterprise.

Follow up to 'Malice in the Mirror'. Chief Engineer Tucker is presented with the opportunity to take a long-awaited revenge on his old enemy Major Reed.

An ongoing experiment that endeavors to answer the question: How many pairings can one fanfiction writer get out of a singular, nondescript episode from season two?

V'Las se dirige à son travail et fait une rencontre plutôt inhabituelle en chemin. Petit one-shot sans prétention, les commentaires sont les bienvenus.

A tag to Two Days And Two Nights. After their adventures on Risa, Trip and Malcolm just want to get back to their quarters with what dignity they have left. Unfortunately, their Captain has other ideas! Jon/Trip/Malcolm friendship.

Coda to 'Thicker Than Water' and 'Getting Up Again'. Ensign Keri Grenham attends her passing-out parade.

After an away mission to a planet goes a little awry as a long dormant volcano erupts unexpectedly, Trip and Archer go back to try and help the survivors...only there is no one to help. No signs of struggle, just a ghost town. As they continue looking, they're captured and held hostage by inhabitants who think they caused the volcano...will they survive? Please R&R!

Things are changing for Trip Tucker, as he confronts new problems caused by his choice to leave Starfleet and go in search of his own revenge. Enterprise enters the Expanse, and adds to his troubles.

Set in 'In a Mirror Darkly'. As Archer finished his ten hour stint in the agony booth, there was one more person to go in- and as he prepares to face his own invention, the situation takes a darker turn as it transpires someone else wants a piece of the action for himself... Rated T- Please R and R!

Malcolm Reed has a great many scars, these are their stories. First in my multi-fandom stand-alone Scars series. I feel the need to warn for illusions to past suicidal thoughts on Malcolm's part and pronounced references to severe bullying.

A 'missing scene' tag to Shuttlepod One, set just after Trip and Malcolm are rescued. Jon's thoughts and reflections as he waits for them to recover. Jon/Trip/Malcolm friendship.

A quick little one shot, inspired by one of my favourite outtakes from season two's DVDs. Set after Broken Bow, Jon and Trip discuss the finer points of the English language. Jon/Trip friendship

Missing scene from "Twilight". What drove T'Pol to give up everything - home, friends, career - to take care of her captain? Just how far did their relationship evolve?

This little story takes a look at the Decon scene in Broken Bow, and makes a stab at explaining why T'Pol might change her mind about continuing the mission despite the fact that Trip's argument is not really very good on why they should.

Perhaps Harbinger didn't really conclude the way we thought it did, but is this also only an experiment? [Contains RTP, Troshi, and smatterings of SassCaptains. Eventual major character death.] Complete

It is most fortunate that I no longer write poetry like e.mmings (a favorite as a teen with no regard to grammar); but then these are hardly Shakespeare either - some Enterprise-related drabbles previously published elsewhere. One chapter per drabble . . .