The strain of carrying McCoy’s katra takes its toll upon Spock, who begins to take on some of McCoy’s traits. It is a great learning experience for Spock, one that isn’t truly complete until his Kolinahr training is abruptly ended by the V’ger entity.
A powerful entity approaches Earth; Kirk and his crew must face both it and Trelane, who now calls himself Q.
For much of his life James T. Kirk believed he carried a burden of shame, one that cast a shadow of prejudice over four generations of his family. But the release from this shame, and his full flourishing as a man, did not dwell in the hands of others. It lay in him.
Recommended Preliminary Viewing: TOS, “Where no Man has Gone Before.”
I would like to express my undying gratitude for the superb feedback and valued critique I received from KayCee and Lil Black Dog. Thank you, lovely ladies, you are the solar wind in my Starship's sails.
What if McCoy had been called away at the last minute, and Kirk and Spock had beamed down without him for Spock’s wedding?� Here’s an AU look at how things may have played out. �McCoy’s POV.� Warning:� multiple character deaths.� Written for the 'It's A Wonderful Life' challenge.
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It's a Wonderful Life ChallengeValerii is a planet whose civilization is ruled by children, the adults becoming no more than mindless drones. Because of this, the children must be even more intelligent than their Terran adult counterparts - most especially when it comes to battling a disease native only to their planet. Spock, assigned to watch over a child of this planet, is soon drawn into a crisis planetwide on Valerii. And when his own life my lie in the hands of the children of Valerii, Spock may learn that children are more than capable of courage.
A three part story, each with a different child, a different tale, and all changing Spock.
James T. Kirk, as Captain of the Enterprise NCC-1701-A, is called back to San Francisco for a memorial service marking the death of a lifelong friend, Transporter Chief Lewis Maitland.
A story about the transformative, healing power of stories.
A series of short vignettes regarding the aftermath of the Psi 2000 virus as seen through the eyes of the victims. Inspired by kes 7's first two free write prompts.
It went bang. Started as a one off ficlet, this story is my current Work-in-Progress and I'm quite excited about the possibilities. Unfortunately progress is slow due to RL and a wandering muse. Hopefully the patient will find an ending.On Himari IV, it was once the standard Federation colony. But then things went wrong. Now, the Enterprise will be surprised at what they find.
Every K&S&M fan has their own reasoning behind the split of the big three at the end of the 5-year mission, something which bothered me for years. This is my humble attempt at explaining the inexplicable. I suppose this could be read as slash, but it certainly wasn’t written that way.
The darkest part of The Ancient Destroyer Cycle.
This one puts the A in AU.
Doctor Svrin wants Paradise. Joe Friday just wants the facts.
A set of Remixes placing the TOS bunch in with comic book heroes
Can anyone save Kirk and his crew from the gunfight at The OK Corral?
When Sybok seeks an entity of grim intent, who can you call?
An insane McCoy has fled back to Dallas 1963. But should Kirk and Spock stop him?
Who will catch Kodos first? Kirk, or Kelly Robinson? Just ask Scotty what they think
A fake distress call places the Enterprise under the control of some odd looking criminals. Will no one dare to challenge this intergalactic threat?
Captain Barney Miller and the crew of The USS Pitlik, NCC-1712, journey to Tantalus Five to see Admiral Luger's nephew, Doctor Tristan Adams.
In the Ancient Destroyer Universe, it is not all conspiracies and skullduggery. But trying to keep that aspect out of even the most mundane of tasks can prove impossible. Still, our heroes must try.
In 2271, the USS Enterprise returned from its first five-year mission. But in the Ancient Destroyer Universe, this return is anything but simple or smooth.
