An old high school composition stirs memories and raises questions for Spock's daughter, T'Beth.
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A quarrel between children becomes a quarrel between neighbors when a secret is revealed.
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A poem first published in a fanzine of the 1980's following "The Search for Spock". It has since undergone some rewriting.
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Seeking serenity, Kirk's ward Lame Wolf travels to a Shoshone reservation in Wyoming. Will he ever return?
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Another story in the Star Trek: Beyond series. Jim Kirk returns from the Nexus a changed man. Will the continuing lure of that fantasy world prove too much for him?
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A bite-sized outtake of "Family Album", written for the December 2014 "family" challenge. Returning to Earth after the loss of the Enterprise, Jean-Luc Picard deals with more than one family matter.
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Winner:
December 2014 Challenge - Family
Jim Kirk's unexpected death while saving the Enterprise from the Nexus ribbon stuns both family and friends.
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This latest addition to the Star Trek: Beyond series contains three small Christmas stories. First, join the Kirks on a frosty day at the ranch. Then Spock and his wife deal with trying news at Plum Creek. Finally, Spock's son Simon and his wife Dane work through a disagreement.
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A story in the ongoing Star Trek: Beyond series. After a brush with death, Spock seems changed, and his inexplicable behavior challenges both him and his family.
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Hard feelings between Spock's son and Kirk's ward lead to a high country adventure in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho.
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Jim Kirk's adventurous young daughter cannot take all the blame when things start disappearing at his horse ranch.
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T'Naisa's miracle baby arrives, and Christmas brings challenges and surprises to Spock and his family at Plum Creek.
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Chronologically, Awakening begins in the year 2276 after the V'Ger Incident and nearly a decade before the events of the return of Khan Noonien Singh in late 2285. The entirety of it takes place within the span of one day, and is told through the various viewpoints of each character. Awakening is written as a foundation for future stories, establishing character history and personal perspective.
This story relates Saavik's early experiences and impressions after being rescued by Spock on Hellguard in 2274 at age ten. After nearly a year on Dantria IV, Saavik is taken to Vulcan to live with his parents as her legal guardians. Spock is forced by duty to leave her behind as he continues to serve aboard the Enterprise. Saavik's story is told in tandem with Spock 's through his long distance relationship with her from space.
Through personal memories of struggle from each of their pasts, a new shared history will unfold. Both of them will be trying to make sense of their lives; Saavik to her adjustment into civilized Vulcan society and Spock as he adjusts to dealing with his parents and protégé, finding himself at odds with strict cultural traditions that still bear grim recollections. Interactions on board the Enterprise are also explored, and it becomes apparent that even old friends can get on each other's nerves.
Although the main storyline is serious, there are many lighter humorous moments as well.
*RECENT STORY UPDATES for Awakening*
-- Chapter 3 has been reworked to reflect a more accurate description of Vulcan geography and water reverence.
-- Chapter 12 has been expanded with details about Saavik's first day on Vulcan.
-- Dialogue has been updated in chapters 3, 6, 7 & 9 to be more true in regards to translation and cultural formality.
-- Chapter 17 is posted, with Chapter 18 on the way!
Chapters: 18 Table of Contents
Categories: Original Series
Characters: Grayson, Amanda, Kirk, James T., McCoy, Leonard (Bones), Saavik, Sarek, Spock
Genre: Angst, Drama, Family, Friendship, IDIC
Warnings: Adult Language, Adult Situations
Series: None
Completed: No Word count: 30597 Read Count: 31848
When Spock, T'Naisa, and 12 year old James visit Jim Kirk in Idaho, there are surprising results.
Image from USDA Forest Service, Avery Creek Cabin.
In "The Knowing" stories, Earth changes brought Spock and his family to Phoenix, where young Sobek joined them when his father died. "Seventh Inning" showed why Sobek became disillusioned with Spock and the Yanashites. Now, a senseless act of violence disrupts Spock's family and shatters his faith in the Shiav.
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This story is co-authored by my grandson, Noah Moody.
Following the Great Quake, Spock's son James becomes angry when he thinks Teresa is getting special treatment.
This is the second of two "Knowing" stories dealing with the same events as seen from different viewspoints. This is not simply a repeat, but contains many new scenes. Here you will find out what Jamie really wrote in his notebook. The notebook sequences were written by Noah Moody when he was the same age as young James.
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In the months following the Great Quake, Teresa's strange behavior baffles Spock and Lauren. This is the first of two "Knowing" stories which deal with the same events as seen through differing viewpoints.
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Spock is home from Vulcan. His daughter T'Beth is engaged to be married. Jim Kirk and his wife have a baby on the way. All too quickly the best of times can change into the worst of times...when calamity strikes.
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