The station's populace falls into paranoia thanks to a rash of bad dreams.
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Old friends return to the station just as others get ready to leave.
Vic Fontaine visits the crew of DS9 on their home turf.
Was Cardassia Prime always a desert, poor-in-resources planet? What was it like in the Hebitian times? What had happened that it changed? Do Cardassians tell legends about the tragedy that fell upon them?
Asra is a military wife. Is she a good one? She'll have to find out.
Sisko's daughter's first birthday party brings tensions to the surface.
With the destruction of Vulcan, Vulcans are sought in all sorts of remote places.
The DS9 crew are debriefed and interrogated by a group of admirals.
The first part of my "DS9 Season 10" project - 22 episodes in screenplay format.
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There is little I can say about this piece without giving too much away, except that it represents a profound revelation for Spock.
Amelia Thatcher has a condition that requires a specific cure. One she isn't going to like. A short as an entry to the 'Diseases and Cures' challenge.
March, 2382.
Captain Hank Harrison and his crew find they have some rare time off-no missions to do, no things to explore, just some time to sit and relax. But rather than enjoy his time, Hank starts to feel ill and isn't sure why.
The answer to his illness won't be one he likes.
An interspecies pregnancy doesn't always go without problems. And the mother's readiness for a sacrifice doesn't make it easier.
When forced to choose between the almost certain conquest of the Federation and a disease that could end all human civilization, the director of Cold Station One gambles, and gambles big.
What happens when you like someone who's different?
I mean, really different.
I kind of walked into this one, by suggesting that interspecies romance might start with a shy Gorn reciting original poetry to a lovely, blushing Cardassian. So here goes!
2371:
As his academy graduation approaches, Hank Harrison takes an evening to watch the sun set with a close friend, but he soon realizes that the sun is setting on more than just the day.
On a truly multicultural NX-01 Enterprise, a life is remembered and a holiday is celebrated.
Cardassians don't rebel. For years untold, that has been the prevailing belief in the galaxy--and among the Cardassians themselves. But what happens when a Cardassian is pushed to that breaking point? How does he come to that place, and where will he go from there?
This is the tale of how darkness fell over the Mirror Universe, as remembered by one who is of the Prophets, in the presence of a very different Dukat who is of neither his universe nor the Mirror.
(Story begins with an excerpt from The Lightless Ends of the World, co-authored by myself and Gul Re'jal--section written by NG, though there is one mention of Gul Jarol, who is Re'jal's character. Originally submitted as a writing prompt response on the forum.)
March 2381 -- For two and a half years, Maren O’Connor has been the primary source of acceptance and encouragement in Icheb’s life at Starfleet Academy. They’re so close people call them “The Collective” – but what happens when they’re forced to be apart?
(My entry for the "Outside the Comfort Zone" Weekly Prompt)
Cadet John Quigley is weeks away from achieving his hard-won dream: escaping the reach of his troubled, abusive mother by becoming a Starfleet officer.
Breaking free is all he's ever wanted. So why does it hurt so much?
(My entry for the "Under the Weather" Weekly Prompt.)
