I am an office manager, an English Comp. instructor, a would-be writer, and a nearly lifelong Trek lover. Spock has always been my favorite, but I have a great fondness for all the characters in all their incarnations.
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Spock's pet tribble complicates their lives with its habit. Dedicated to my ferret, Charlie Brown, who will also steal items 10 times his own weight.
McCoy overhears something...
Jim got command of the Enterprise because he proved Spock was 'emotionally compromised.' What else can he get?
This is in answer to the challenge, De-aged Times Three by Starlight Scribe
The Big 3 get de-aged
Yah I know again...here is the twist Sarek and/or Amanda are on board ship when it happens...
Spock wants mommy but Jim is hogging her attention
Sarek is getting tired of hearing "but why?" with a southern accent.
And has anyone seen what happened to Sarek's PADD?
"JIM PUT THAT DOWN!"
If you like Finding T'hy'la, you'll love this--more fluff than a starship shuttle bay full of cotton candy.
This was suggested by a reader, De Gnome. The premise is simple but brilliant--what if T'Pring wasn't the one to challenge?
A fan was complaining to me about too many WIPS on this site and not enough stand-alone stories. So, in my quest to make EVERYONE happy, I offer the sequel to my earlier piece, Equal Opportunity.
Jim won Spock from T'Pring, but....
Pure fun, just because I wanted to see if I could write something short.
Now Complete!!!!! Thanks to all who read and reviewed.
This is an answer to Bastet's Paradise Lost or Found Challenge, seen below:
Summary:
You must be familar with the TOS episode "The Paradise Syndrome" for this challenge. Kirk and Spock finally admit their feelings to each other (and have shared their first kiss) but haven't been able to get much further than that (interruption, waiting for a right moment...you decide). Then Kirk loses his memory on the planet (and is now known as Kirok). Spock and McCoy finally find Kirk and restore his memory...and we all know that his pregnant wife dies. The idea for the challenge is...what if Miramanee hadn't died? Kirk realizes that once his memory is back, he loves Spock, but can't turn his back on Miramanee either.
For those of you who complain I don't do enough angst, get ready. This story has plenty. It will be multi-chapter, but not as long as the piece I just finished. Enjoy.
The muse chewed through the restraints and disappeared, so until she returns, I offer this melancholy little piece, based on my favorite TOS episode, City on the Edge of Forever.
Kirk keeps getting injuried. McCoy tells him to lay off his favorite activity.
This started as an answer to the Amanda's Death challenge, but it went in a completely different direction, so now it's just a story. Sorry--the muse is still not behaving.
They've made love 10,192 times. Tonight may be 10,193....
Jim tries to teach Spock to ski. Spock twists his ankle. Jim discovers a new erogenous zone on the Vulcan anatomy. We all know what happens next...
Somebody recently mumbled online that no one can write a decent story based on the latest Trek movie. I think that comes under the heading of waving a red flag in front of a bull. So.....
The boys are fighting...again. Jim can't win. I don't think he wants to.
As many of you know, I am dealing with the impending death of my mother. For that reason, I'm thinking about death a great deal. This story is the result of that, set post-Wrath of Khan, when Jim Kirk had to truly face death for perhaps the first time.
Done, done, done!
This is a personal request from a fan, Katrinna Le Fay (yes, I do requests; sometimes it takes awhile, though).
Jim and Spock meet as children. Jim's mother is absent; his caretakers are abusive. Sarek and Amanda rescue their son's friend and raise the boys together. They discover they are t'hy'la and are bonded. Spock goes to Earth to join Starfleet; Jim goes with him.
This will be sort-of Abrams, with a dash of AU mixed in. for example, I'm not killing off Amanda. Enjoy.
McCoy has got to learn to quit asking questions when he doesn't want to hear the answer.
This is in rsponse to Tech Duinn's Better than Chocolate Challenge, which asked for a h/c story in which Jim's family screws him over (again), and Spock helps him out. The challenge asked for lots of fluff; this has an overload.
Anothr one of my song-inspired pieces, this one loosely based on Genesis' Follow You, Follow Me. Great romantic song, and it definitely made me think of the boys.
