A random collection of very short stories not currently incorporated into any other series.
Atop Mount Seleya, Spock ponders yet another question.
Written for the 2014 Ficlet Flashdance and closely associated with my Star Trek: Beyond story, "A Planet of Warriors".
Cover image from TrekCore.
Is Doctor McCoy having a little too much fun cooking dinner?
Written for the 2014 Ficlet Flashdance, and closely associated with my Star Trek: Beyond story, "In The Interest Of Peace".
Image courtesy of Apolonia at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
Written for the March "Dying of the Light" challenge. The last thoughts of a familiar character as the light of this world fades. This is not part of my Star Trek: Beyond series.
Cover image from TrekCore.
Kirk and Spock enjoy a quiet evening while off-duty.
Written for the TT0T14 Ficlet Flashdance, and is not part of my Star Trek: Beyond series.
Cover image from TrekCore.
A trip back through the Guardian of Forever has an unfortunate result.
Submitted for April's challenge, "Innocence". Timeframe: shortly after "City on the Edge of Forever". This story is not part of my Star Trek: Beyond series.
Cover image from TrekCore.
At age seven, Spock prepares to celebrate a Vulcan feast day. One happy family? Not quite. I wrote this in response to the February challenge about alien holidays.
Cover image from TrekCore.
A short story in mini-chapters. Read what happens when a little bit of trouble visits our favorite officers on deck five of the Enterprise.
This title nagged at me for 30 years, and finally here is a tale to go with it. The timeframe is post ST: The Final Frontier. This piece of fluff rightly belongs after "Doppelgangers" in my Star Trek: Beyond series, but it is just too frivolous, so I'm sticking it in The Black Hole with all the other misfits.
Cover image by Patrick Edwin Moran at Wikipedia.
A poem first published in a fanzine of the 1980's following "The Search for Spock". It has since undergone some rewriting.
Image from TrekCore.com
Captain Christopher Pike was very different from Spock's new commanding officer. And now Spock must also adjust to a sharp-tongued CMO named McCoy. Will a shipboard party promote friendly relations? Conversation and cake. What could possibly go wrong? (Written for April's "Minor Ailment" challenge).
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On Christmas Eve, Captain Kirk is awakened from a deep sleep and encounters a strange life form.
