An interphase is a canon construction, and refers to "a phenomenon in which the fabric of space begins to break up, allowing an overlap of parallel universes on different dimensional planes. The rift itself also contained a completely empty realm, devoid of life, between the dimensional planes". Starting with Temper, I have a "pulse shot", which is used for time travel and, if composed of dark matter, it is used in order to pass a person or a time ship to the Mirror Universe. Therefore, I got to thinking - how was the pulse shot first invented? And so I decided to marry it to some real technology and to canon at the same time. The original pulse shot would be a mistake, a casualty of the end of the Third World War. Hence the origin of what became the pulse shot is actually the destruction of the Large Hadron Super collider at CERN, in 2053. The bombing releases the vestiges of the hunt for the Higgs boson and causes small ripples through time. If a person or a shuttle or the like is hit with one such altered particle, incoherent and unexpected time travel is possible. However, there is no control over the travel, or how to get back. The subjects (I hesitate to call them victims) solve their temporal displacement issues in various ways, as the changes are manifested in many different ways, and often seem to call existence into question.

The USS Kestrel, an ageing Miranda class, serving as part of the Border Service has the thankless task of patrolling some of the murkier corners of the Federation.                                                        As the seat of Federation power in a dangerous and wild region of space, the Kestrel acts to paraphrase her firebrand captain, Captain Gregory McGregor, 'as the rule and the law, the line in the sand, the first and last line of defence for the Federation'. They can't call in the cavalry because they are the cavalry. They stand the line, they duke it out, they shout them down; they are the Border Patrol Service, otherwise known as the Border Dogs.                                                                                                       A ramshackle, rough and ready crew, led by the acerbic, sarcastic, bombastic, over the top, pain-in-the-ass, coarse and unprofessional Captain Gregory McGregor. Just the type of behaviour to get stuff on the border done! There's no time for Jean-Luc's niceties here!
The Border Dogs might be seen as the ‘poor cousins' of the Fleet and the Miranda might be seen as the ‘Ford pick-up of Starfleet' but the Kestrel in the humble opinion of her Captain shows the Fleeters how to do things the proper way.

The stories of a joint Federation/Cardassian colonisation project set within the Watchtower Universe.

This is an alternate version of my series Shaping a Cardassian, which takes place in the reality created in the film Star Trek 2009.

A memorial to Leonard Nimoy (1931-2015) and some of his great Spock moments.

Rhapsody Rabbit Gavilán - stories about a civilian cargo freighter crew captained by the adventurous Tabatha Katherine Chase. Ship and crew only want to make a profit but fates lands them amid the political intrigues and criminal plots within the Watchtowerverse.