Tennek, a Vulcan scientist whose team studied the Human-Vulcan hybrid Spock as a child, comes aboard the Enterprise to continue the study. This brings up questions of ethics, medical consent and trauma as Spock tries to balance a personal wish for integrity with his feeling of duty. McCoy and Kirk do their best to help.

In this post JTB story, Kirk comes to grips with where command ends and friendship begins. Holo series. Complete.

In stories centered around his grandfather's home, Spock's family, Vulcan survivors and our favorite crew struggle to deal with the catastrophic changes caused by the Narada. Isn't Christopher Plummer well cast here? Jaunty scarf!

Mary and Marshall sitting in a tree...

"No…" she whispered, her voice high and full of pain, her eyes staring out into the hallway where Roy was quickly being escorted out of sight. "Take me with you." Royai.

Spoilers for Don't Cry For Me Albuquerque. Summary: Mary wakes up in stages. To consciousness. To herself. To Marshall.

Christmas story prompted by Secret Snowflake on lj comm. Marshall, along with help from Brandi, tries to give Mary an unforgettable Christmas.

A series of Trio stories between the big three. Update: When Kirk has been mysteriously kidnapped, how do Spock and McCoy deal with the absence and how does Kirk deal with humiliation and isolation? NON SLASH, friendship, K/S/M.

In which I get tired of the Marshall-bashing on IPS and try to give him the friend he deserves.

Messy. It means a lot of things to a lot of people. But right now, it means Mary in Cancun and not here. It means clutter and a lack of control...and, to two people, it just might mean something more. Season finale spoilers.

McCoy is badly hurt, and it's Spock's fault. While the doctor is hanging between life and death, Spock reflects on the incident.

Spock has a fascinating encounter on a San Fransisco subway. No pairings. Chapters one and two have been rewritten.

The Enterprise is carrying a new passenger from Vulcan, one very close to Mr. Spock...

A series of vignettes about Spock & Uhura's mornings together, prior to the 2009 movie. T for now; will go up to M later. I simply can't help it.

Five reasons why the crew of the Enterprise would follow James T. Kirk to Hell and back, and one reason why he would do the same. Sixshot, nonslash. Kirk-and-Spock-centric whumpage. What's not to love?

McCoy knew that the Away Missions never went well, but he never expected them to go THIS bad. Complete...

Spock knows the woman Jim is trying to pick up. He thinks observing the attempt will be fascinating. None of them could imagine where it would lead. Spock/Uhuru, Kirk/OC/McCoy - Last Chapter: The Wet T-Shirt Story

Written for a LiveJournal fic exchange with the prompt of "McCoy gets walloped on the head, giving Spock a second chance to meet the doctor for the first time. Does it change anything?" Nonslash.

Spock reluctantly accepts an invitation in order to fulfill one of Amanda's greatest wishes. What will he learn as he gets to know the human side of his family? Spock, Uhura, the Grayson Family. Flashbacks of Sarek and Amanda. Complete.

In the wake of Operation Annihilate, several issues are left unaddressed and unresolved, including placement of blame for the full-spectrum experiment resulting in Spock's blindness, and coping with a grieving man. Fourshot.

The story is RESURRECTED! Mary and Marshall deal with the aftermath of her kidnapping post Stan by Me , but this version is darker and angsty. Events and timeline are modified. * Warning for topic of rape *

Summary; expansion on my oneshot, xenophobia, wherein Mr. Spock is transferred temporarily under a xenophobic Captain Granby and can not communicate with Starfleet or Enterprise. Mutiny is only logical. Angsty, no pairings, rated for language/violence.

Collaboration between KCS and Protector of the Gray Fortress, taken from an unfulfilled LiveJournal five-and-one prompt. Five times James Kirk managed to get off the Transporter platform by himself, and one time he just couldn’t.

Sequel to Baby Book. Spock and Nyota expand their family.

Scene set just after Journey to Babel. Amanda Grayson-Sarek watches her son as he cares for his recovering captain, and the Captain indirectly offers her a rare gift.

Mary heads over to Raphael's place after a long night at work, but things don't go as she thought they would. M/M.

My post "Don't Cry" fic. The waiting and hoping and changes that take place during Mary's recovery. A bit slower paced. Warnings for language and some PG-13. The final chapter is posted and our duo moves on. Enjoy!

What goes in a baby book when you're on a starship?

A traditional holiday song has an unexpected significance. Slightly fluffy, yet poignantly appropriate for a heart-warming holiday story. Spock, Kirk, McCoy, Uhura.

Spock and Nyota vacation with Spock's cousins, who might be a little redneck. Last Chapter, time to return to the ship! I don't know why chapt 1 says it is Chapt 9, really is the first Chapter. Ending should be back up now!

With water rising and their Captain busy, McCoy and Spock find themselves in agreement: They were going to die. McCoy/Spock!Friendship.

Friendship makes people do strange things. Particularly when that friend is Jim Kirk. Gen.

Cadet Spock finds himself committed to caring for a kitten for a week.

Amanda makes a special gift for Spock. S/U mentioned

Mary and Marshall's developing relationship...on the job and off. Lots of action, some verbal sparring, scenes of torture and gore, hormonal rebellion with a lot of ZEST!. The final chapter is posted! Rated M.

Spock has made a mistake, and it hurts a young new nurse. He apologizes. McCoy laughs. Includes an OC, but no romance.

Mary, Marshall, two young witnesses and a road trip. What could possibly go wrong?

Spock/Chapel. What really happened at the end of Operation Annihilate.

Mary and Marshall have two new witnesses. But can they keep them safe? I freaking hate summaries. Anyway, Mary/Marshall fluff, and there's a wee bit of drama. I don't own anything.

On a mission to Seattle, Solo and Kuryakin hitch a ride with U.N.C.L.E.'s Bereavement Officer, Michael Butler, aka The Angel of Death, and are offered a peek inside the legendary "Black Book."

Caught in a revolution, Solo and Kuryakin escape through a rain forest, taking along an entire mission school with them. Follow-up to the series episode, "The Fiery Angel Affair."

McCoy cringed. "I won't lie and say I'm fine, Spock. This isn't the first mass death I've had to deal with, and God help me, it probably won't be the last." Sometimes the cause is more than sufficient. Spock's control wavers in the face of tragedy.

Suppose you could ask Illya just one question.

On a camping trip gone wrong, Kirk demands to know what Spock sees in the sky.

An injured partner, an isolated cave and a young innocent keep Napoleon Solo on his toes as he scrambles to complete a mission.