Canon divergent continuation of Season 7, post "All Good Things."

Ex Astris Scientia: From the Stars, Knowledge. You would think so. Except this time around, it's less about science and more about social skills. Second in the Decoherence series. Can be read stand-alone, probably. Cross-posted on AO3.

Another one for fun, covering the T'Plana-Hath detecting the Phoenix in flight.

This story picks up right after "Six Impossible Things." Spoilers for "Rules 42 & 43" forward. The story is told from the point of view of Robin, Alan, Lynn, and Richard. How do they continue now that their children are going out into the universe on their own, and how will their lives change as they face middle age and all that goes with it?

This is book 4 in the Skylerverse. It follows 6 impossible things, and will cross over with Rule 42 &43. This is Katie's story. She is returning to school and is trying to find her way in the universe. She is trying to pull herself out from under her grandfather's legacy and find her own path.

This one nonet poem is about what Counsellor Deanna Troi lets herself do in a holodeck before joining her shipmates on the bridge of the Enterprise.

Jean-Luc Picard delivers the final letter of Alidar Jarok to his family on Romulus. A sequel to The Letter

Data struggles to reconcile the discrepancies between Tasha's verbal and nonverbal communication during and after the events of Ligon II. "Am I the 'complication?" Data asked. Data begins to develop emotions. Tasha/Data fluff & angst. Data/Geordi friendship. Covers the events of TNG season 1 with missing scenes, original adventures, and some mild AU retelling of events.

Flyboy and Shanntarra have plot bunnies that hit at odd times. Sadly some of them don't fall within their stories. They are sharing these fun one shots here. The stories will range from the first generation, and possibly into the fourth. Here are the Skylervese stories that just wouldn't leave them alone until they were written somewhere. As always, read, and review.

Skylerverse- This picks up after 'How long is Forever'- Begins 10008.01- The continuing adventures of Richard and Lynn Skyler and their children. How does one continue life after nearly losing the love of your life due to your devotion to your military position? How do you deal with a disapproving Mother-in-law?

Beverly is travelling back to the Enterprise D when her shuttle hits a time disturbance. She is thrown back in time twenty years.

Another short one, after the Emissary says "It's TOO SOON!"

Jean-Luc Picard has found love and romance. When Dr. Beverly Crusher turns to the ship’s First Officer for comfort, will Jean-Luc and Beverly’s friendship survive? AU focussing on TNG post Lessons.

This is the continuation of Fanning the Flames; please read that first.

Again the Federation finds itself in need of the Borg. But what will the Federation's reaction be? Only time will tell. OC's, Hugh, Picard, Riker, etc. Be prepared.

On his return from a Bat'leth competition in the Klingon Empire, Worf finds himself shifting realities where events and details are in a constant state of flux. Can he find a way to return to normal?

The story takes place after the events of "Generations". Picard is given the opportunity to participate in an excavation for a sacred chalice. When he goes missing his crew tries everything to find him and reveal the secret about the chalice. Since English isn't my first language, I apologize if the grammar is a bit stilted at times. UPDATE: I have revised the story linguistically.

In 2388, a midwife receives a visit and learns who she is.

PC "Remember Me" rewrite.

After losing yet again to Superman, the 5th Dimensional imp Mister Mxyzptlk finds himself stuck at home and going stir crazy...until a visit to the library introduces him to a whole new universe and a new group of 3rd Dimensional beings to play with. Bedeviled by the extradimensional entity's pranks, can the Enterprise crew outwit Mr Mxyzptlk and send him back to the 5th Dimension?

Picard/Crusher. "It had been a minor indiscretion. That was all. She'd told herself a few dozen times that it had meant nothing. It was just the giving in to a desire. It was just a minor indiscretion. They both knew that it hadn't meant a thing—it couldn't mean a thing." Rated for discussed situations (thought I'm terrible at ratings).

A drabble inspired by the Ed Sheeran song.

A follow up to Sub Rosa. NB Ronin's rape of Beverly is referenced, but is not explicitly detailed. I've condensed the timeline a bit here, but the episodes are still in order - Attached, Sub Rosa, Journey's End. I've indicated about 6 months between Attached and Journey's End with Sub Rosa occurring 2 months or so before Journey's End.

When Christine Skyler finishes medical school, and is out on her first internship assignment, life on her own isn't what she expected. To help keep her sanity while away from her family, she made a series of rules. Of all the rules, there was one that her war worn mother drilled into her head, Rule 42. "Never fall in love with those you rescue." Can Christine stick to those rules?

Picard worries his conscience when they deliver a weaponised Hugh to the Borg.