Cardassian resistance fighter Skrain Dukat has escaped from captivity and torture at the hands of Pah-Wraith Vedek Tora Naprem.  Now, one step closer to the hope of home, Dukat finds he is not the only one who has struggled with faith...

The Enterrprise crew mourns a small loss amid a conspiracy of silence. In pain, one of them will do something unbelievable.

A visitor from outside the Ancient Destroyer Universe wants to know some of its basics, and his host struggles to oblige.

The last Borg Drone makes its way across the shattered Delta Quadrant.

In an apocalyptic alternate universe, the Collective has overcome the Union, and Gul Arvon Nvrell mourns for all that was lost, and all that was squandered.

(This story is a response to the Borrowed Toys Challenge. With the kind permission of trekfan, I have written this moment of reflection within his Paths Not Taken universe. I hope that in doing this, I have respected the integrity of that universe. Thanks also to Andrew J. Robinson for the phrase in A Stitch in Time that inspired the title and theme of this story.)

The darkest part of The Ancient Destroyer Cycle.

A superior man? Maybe. A man not to be trifled with? Definitely.

Scotty asks for help to beat Redjac. Sometimes, the answer is yes.

Sometimes at their best, sometimes at their worst, sometimes dealing justice, sometimes being dealt it, and sometimes just a very small slice of life. In 100 words, we see the denizens of the Star Trek multiverse living their lives.

Be careful what you wish for. Success has its own challenges