After a transporter malfunction, Kirk finds himself again in the mirror universe. Only this time he's alone, and little more than a slave after Spock's takeover of the ship. With no friends or influence in that world, he finds an unexpected ally in the ISS Enterprise's Doctor. In order to return to his own world, he'll have to form an awkward relationship with him...

Stuck in World War I, Kirk, Spock, Chapel, McCoy, and Chekov face heartache and mortal danger. Hoping to get home without changing history, they can't help becoming attached to the people around them. Have they fallen victim to time travel or is all they experience an illusion? And how can things ever be all right again if so much bad has happened?

Ensign Janice Rand is kidnapped by a serial killer... Can Kirk and Spock save her in time?

McCoy is concerned about Spock after the episode "All Our Yesterdays." Just because it technically happened 5,000 years ago didn't mean that it didn't also just happen.

He didn't give up for a long time. It was irrational, it was stubborn, it was desperate. But he couldn't give up. After all, it was not the first time such thing happened. And all the previous times he succeeded in finding what he lost, even when no one else believed in it and in him. Kirk lost in the Nexus, Spock did what a telepath would - search for him with his mind. No slash!

A collection of our dear old country doctor's rants. He is right even when he is wrong ;). Some rants are connected to episodes and movies, some are quite random and feature various moments of life or made-up events. Who or what has caused the doctor's righteous wrath is usually clear, who is listening is sometimes not (anyway, Dr. Bones often has a habit of talking to himself).

No matter how hard he tries, Spock always seems to fall short of full Vulcan control. Trigger warning, because you can justify almost any behaviour with logic if you try hard enough. But Spock & McCoy and eventual Kirk/Spock, so yay!

How would the history of the Prime Timeline change if one detail in the "real world" is changed? Find out in this reinterpretation of the fourth STAR TREK motion picture, based on an abandoned concept for a legendary fan!

Requiem for Methuselah is one of my favorite ST:TOS episodes. I saw a photoset on tumblr recently where there was a photoset implying that what McCoy was saying was about Kirk/Spock. Even though I ship it as well, I can't help but think it's all about Spock/McCoy. I love this ship. This ficlet was inspired by that photoset.

James T. Kirk and S'chn T'gai Spock have been bondmates for the past five Earth years. Now it's time they take the next step.

A haunting discovery on a derelict ship sends Kirk, Spock, & McCoy on a search for answers that brings them in direct conflict with both a Romulan terrorist & the Federation's dreaded Section 31. All the while, this discovery sends McCoy's personal life out of control. With his friend's heart on the line & the Enterprise in danger, Kirk must do the impossible to save them all.

Dr. Roger Korby is back - and he's got a score to settle with a few uninformed minds who don't approve of AI and internet technology! Meanwhile, Harry Mudd is up to his old tricks, and this time Kirk and Spock may have to play on his level. This is a continuing story, rated T for adult language and situations.

In the year 2261, Pike's Enterprise makes a discovery that is kept secret. In 2404, Saavik is tasked with using the device. This story is pretty close to canon, both for the Original Series and for Strange New Worlds. It's the first story in my new "Shadows And Sunlight" series. I had the idea for this in a dream and wrote the story a day later.

La historia donde empezó todo y dio origen a lo que conocemos como "Mary sue", escrita por Paula Smith en 1973.

T'Anahos i-Rateg tr'Duvek has served 6 years under Pike. Now chief of security, he finds himself uncertain about the upcoming changes. A new captain, a mostly new crew... What situations will the universe have in store for them? He's faced hardship before, especially from UFP space, he shall face whatever comes again. An exploration of an AU where Leonard McCoy is half-Romulan.

Spock and bones discuss how to raise their family after their second 5 year mission. set in the TOS timeline.

It's Christmas, and Helen is new on board. That doesn't stop her from getting what everyone wants in the room : the captain's attention (Mirror universe).

Prime Jim is a gentleman. Mirror Jim has no such qualms. Mirror Helen Noel learns it to her own expanse.

Janice Rand tells Kirk why she has to leave the Enterprise.

Post Dagger of the mind . Dr Helen Noel has questions about Captain Kirk's mission report. A long overdue talk ensues.

Post Les voleurs d'esprit . La Dr Helen Noel a des questions concernant le rapport de mission du capitaine Kirk. Une conversation s'ensuit.

Based on "Operation: Annihilate!"&"This Side of Paradise". Dr McCoy's crisis after the experiment that left Spock blind. His coping habits are not healthy. Trauma, guilt, shame, depression, misunderstanding, insecurity and addiction – laced with snarky banter, character sketches, inner dialogue, colorful metaphors and hidden affection. No slash. Ends well. Both McCoy&Spock's POV.

Le mal du pays / Amok time est l'un de mes épisodes préférés. Je vous propose de le regarder avec moi, à travers mes yeux. J'ai imaginé leurs émotions, en m'efforçant de rester le plus possible dans le canon. Je n'ai rajouté aucune scène, ni dialogue. Les relations entre les personnages sont 100% canon. COMPLÈTE

A conversation with T'Pau confirms that Spock is an excellent Vulcan

The Vulcan senate gets itself into a tizzy during an all night session debating the merits for or against reclassifying the export status of the Earth Peanut