Kirk and Spock participate in a test to measure the effects of the deprivation of one bondmate from the other. Originally published in the print fanzine T’hy’la # 15 (1994).
After complaining about how ill prepared newly graduated cadets are, Kirk is volunteered to lead a group on a survival course but he manages to bring his first officer, and lover, with him. Originally published in the print fanzine Kaleidoscope # 7(1998), Emily Adams, editor.
Kirk buys a sex manual and suggests to Spock they try out all the positions. Originall printed in 1994 in the print fanzine T’hy’la 15.
After discovering that Kirk has a child, Spock decides to seek out the mother.
Kirk and Spock decide to use different places on the Enterprise to make love while it is deserted during a re-fit, unaware that some crewmembers have started tours through the ship. Originally published in the 1994 print fanzine Kaleidoscope # 2, edited by Emily Adams.
Co-author: Phaedra Morgan
Willing to service Spock during pon farr, Kirk's fears are played out in a series of dreams.
Originally published in 1994 in the print fanzine Kaleidoscope # 2.
Co-Author: Phaedra Morgan
Kirk sues the scandal sheet that has been running stories with a slightly slanted take on the Enterprise’s missions, which all imply that he is using the ship to further his sexual conquests. Originally published in the 1998 print fanzine "First Time" # 47.
Unable to go through with the farce of being with "Kirk" on the Shore Leave planet, Spock returns to the ship determined to tell Kirk of his love after watching the construct of his captain die. Originally published in 1998 in the print fanzine First Time # 47.
Just as Kirk and Spock declare their love and plan on becoming lovers, a series of flu strains hit the Enterprise, making time alone together impossible
With thanks to Jenna Sinclair.
Originally published in 2001 in the print fanzine Beyond Dreams # 3.
Co-Author: Phaedra Morgan
Sulu tricks Spock into hosting a party to sell Sulu’s line of sex potions and toys, a situation that does not sit well with Spock’s lover, Kirk
Originally published in 1996 in the print fanzine Kaleidoscope 5.
Mirror Universe Kirk uses Valentine’s Day to make his feelings known to Spock. Originally published in 1996 in the print fanzine “Kaleidoscope” # 4.
While on a diplomatic mission, Kirk’s allergy to the inhabitants is remedied by a drug that he has an even worse reaction to. Originally published in 1993 in the print fanzine T’hy’la # 14
Kirk is killed in an accident in an access tube, but his spirit manages to stay with his bondmate as both he and Spock try to ascertain why he was allowed to stay . Originally published in 1992 in the print fanzine Counterpoint 6.
Kirk buys Spock a computer game to assuage his guilt for his neglect of his bondmate, but comes to regret it when Spock becomes even more addicted to it than he was. Originally published in 1993 in the print fanzine Kaleidoscope # 1.
Assigned a shared bathroom, Kirk at first has problems with not wanting to interrupt Spock, and then when that is resolved, starts to have problems by becoming aroused by him. Originally published in 1995 in the print fanzine Kaleidoscope # 3, edited by Emily Adams.
Kirk and Spock decide to use the rumor that they are lovers to discourage crewmembers from making a play for either of them. Originally published in 1994 in the print fanzine Matter/Antimatter # 11.
Kirk’s confession of his love when he believes he is about to be put to death by his captors, is complicated when a last minute rescue causes confusion regarding his and Spock’s true feelings. Originally published in the print fanzine "Counterpoint" # 3, edited by Emily Adams.
Kirk decides to use jealousy to convince Spock to bond them.
Spock orders a special birthday present for Kirk – but something else entirely is delivered and it’s up to McCoy to help him return it before Kirk finds out what was really in Spock’s cabin. Originally published in the print fanzine Matter/Antimatter # 11 (1994) edited by Daphne Garcia.
After Kirk help Spock through pon farr they decide to go back to a platonic relationship, only to have their mutual love for each other gradually draw them together. Originally published in 1999 in the print fanzine "First Time" # 49.
