Fiction
Star Trek: TOS
Myths Like That
"It is my belief... that the lowest and vilest alleys... do not present
a more dreadful record of sin than does the smiling and beautiful countryside." --Conan Doyle.
Jim, growing up fast.
One of one of two (stand-alone)
Two of two of one (not a stand-alone)
Elucidated
Orange.
K/S.
An after-Tarsus story. Narrated mostly by a seventeen-year old Spock, engaged
in an earnest endeaver to behave like a mature, sensible, adult Vulca--Ooo,
look, shiny!
Was probably posted on ASCEM-L under another name.
Chapter One: Juncture
Chapter Two: Inversion
Chapter Three: Analogy
Chapter Four: Exigency
Chapter Five: Confluence
Warning: although more innocent readers don't seem to, those who are on the prowl for
LIME
have been known to see it in this chapter. Readers of tender sensibility may safely
skip it without missing much in the way of plot.
Chapter Six: Dichotomy.
Chapter Seven: Enterprise
Chapter Eight: Propulsion
Chapter Nine: Dissonance
Chapter Ten: Asymmetry
Chapter Eleven: Counterpoint
Chapter Twelve: Commencement
From the Want Ads
Behind the glamour and the glory, this is what it takes to do the job.
Strike a Lucifer
Our boy's got at least five Prime Directive infringements on his record.
What's with that?
Bookends Arc
Two endings, two beginnings.
The Oar
Pear.
Kirk/Lester, Kirk/Mitchell.
Janice Lester and Gary Mitchell--not the most reliable of officers.
She's always been a little unbalanced, and what he wants, he
takes. But Jim's never asked for perfect.
Like A Candle
Apple.
Kirk/Mitchell, Mitchell/f, Kirk/Starfleet.
Sometimes, even when people don't change, you come to see them with new eyes.
Part One:
A very decorative bloodworm.
Part Two:
What's wrong with the bed?
Harry Potter