Admiral Kirk sneaks aboard Spock's Enterprise to spend Christmas with his friends. Why is everyone acting so strangely? He soon finds out.
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Spock is captain of the Enterprise when a child is brought aboard ship. Could this hostile, unruly urchin be the daughter he has never met?
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A brief dinner conversation between Spock and his friends stirs memories.
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This story is the first of my series, Star Trek: Beyond. "A Taking of Leave" and several of the stories that follow were first printed in a 1980's fanzine and have since been heavily rewritten. In this story Spock takes leave from the Enterprise to participate in research on a colony planet. While there he encounters a mysterious halfling who tests his Vulcan discipline and changes his life.
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A massive Ad Astra Christmas Special Crossover for Stuff the Stocking 2013. Here are respecitive authors and the players:
trekfan- Hank and Bethany
kes7- JQ, Icheb, Maren
SLWalker - Corry, Abby, Scotty
TemplarSora - Jessica, Justine
jespah- Levi, Otra
Lil Black Dog - Amanda Grayson, Spock (TOS)
Gatekeeper - Jim Kirk, Leonard McCoy (TOS)
CeJay - Michael Owens, Amaya Donners
CaptainSarine - Kalara, Damien
FalseBill - Martin Lallason, Lily Fitzroy
Mackenize Calhoun - Kamarag
History is radically altered when an Enterprise from the past meets an Enterprise from the future.
Dressing Up ChallengeThe liquid scorched its way down, laying a fleeting truce with the pain, the suffering, and the memories that had caused them, providing the brief illusion of relief from the towering regret that teetered invisibly on his shoulders.
Written for the free write 'Drinking to Forget.'
Written for the free write 'For the Hundredth Time.' The only stipulation was that we include that as the first line of the story.
McCoy does have a knack for finding trouble. Total crack, so read at your own risk. Hell if I know where this came from...
Premiering on July 13th, 2011, in weekly free write # 35, the prompt was “Small Universe Syndrome.” Star Trek is particularly bad about bringing together characters that have nothing to do with one another for story purposes. With this in mind, the challenge was to do the same for a response to that week’s prompt … I could think of nothing better than this.
Christine Chapel's first day aboard the Enterprise was not without its highs ... and lows.
An answer to the Twelve Trials of Triskelion ficlet challenge. These are small milestones from the life of Leonard McCoy, some incredibly sad, others uplifting, that helped to shape the man he became, from his career choice to his gruff, curmudgeonly exterior.
Edit 6/20/13: I've added a new chapter, called 'Salvation,' that fits between 'Possibilities' and 'The Best of Times.'
When a shuttle carrying McCoy and Spock crashes on a hostile world, things don't look good for them. Will the Enterprise find them in time?
This is a continuation of my free write for Trek Tech and fits into my 'Learning Curve' story arc. It touches on McCoy's growing concerns about the link between Kirk and Spock, and fits in between 'The Ties That Bind' and 'Six Degrees of Separation.'
There had to be more fallout between Kirk and Spock in the wake of Amok Time than we ever saw on screen. After all, one isn’t almost strangled to death by your best friend – or almost strangles your best friend to death – without repercussions, right? In sickbay both were still shell-shocked by how things had turned out, but what happened later, when each had time to really think about what had transpired? Each would have their own hurdles and emotional baggage to overcome. How could either learn to trust the other – or himself – ever again?
Letting go of the past (or present) can be difficult for some; next to impossible for others...just ask Kevin Riley.
Between viruses, mind-melds and spores, Spock spends much of the first year of the Enterprise's mission with his mental walls broken down and his emotions out of his control. Nobody knows what it costs him to go through those events...or why he keeps letting it happen. Nobody but the one whose job it is to notice.
Takes place immediately after The Devil in the Dark, which is the episode immediately following This Side of Paradise.
