Sequel to "Future Bliss." Two years later, the pon farr finally catches up with them.

On an away mission gone horribly wrong, Spock is forced to meld with Kirk, revealing a dark secret he'd hoped to keep hidden.

It is the third mission of his command, and Captain James T. Kirk suspects he is going insane.

Spock/Kirk, Spock enters Pon Farr while trapped somewhere with Kirk. Kirk is clueless.

Post-movie, Captain girl!Kirk (born a girl! was always a girl! because there's just not enough het kink/smut here!) is being VERY publicly pursued by some Starfleet higher up/random dignitary/important world leader/high ranking official/etc. (Elaborate, public courtship ritual, please!)

In the presence of their two psyches (although he would never admit it), Spock found himself more at ease than he had dreamed possible. This man, his lover, his mate embraced him so fully in this bond. The pleasure of their joining was heightened – even now it astonished the Vulcan to know he could feel this way. He could not help but feel, however, a curious sense of wonder he knew did not belong to him – one he knew did not belong to his partner, either.

Spock and Kirk fall asleep together; Kirk has nightmares about his asshole stepfather abusing him in someway. Being in close proximity and so close, Spock sleep-mind-melds himself into Jim's nightmare, and either helps him through it, or rescues him from it.

When the Enterprise is asked to transport Vulcan colonists to their new home, Spock Prime comes with them. His presence changes everything – and leads to life-altering revelations for Jim and Spock. A story about growth, self-discovery, and new beginnings.

Written for [info]st_xi_kink request: please show me the wedding of Spock and Kirk. This is also a sequel to Rin-chan's the one where Commander Spock points out the truth, although prior knowledge is not required. With apologies to Katherine of Aragon.

Set a few months into their first mission, the Enterprise is ordered to pick up a Vulcan Healer and transport him to the new colony. Once there they are scheduled to remain and assist with the early stages of setting up the colony. Kirk's liaison is his 'old friend' Ambassador Spock, now known as Elder Sepak, who takes the opportunity to help Kirk and Spock become better acquainted.

Spock is still in a relationship with Uhura when he has his first Pon Farr. Kirk diverts the Enterprise to New Vulcan so Spock can marry T'Pring, who survived Vulcan's destruction. However, when he gets there, he finds his wedding doesn't go according to plan.

There has been a Pon Farr outbreak on New Vulcan. Sarek goes to investigate but is trapped on an uninhabited planet with Winona Kirk just as he begins Pon Farr himself. Spock and Jim save their parents, only to discover that they are now stepbrothers. Dealing with the outbreak, their parents' new relationship, and their own friends-with-benefits relationship will challenge both of them.

Kirk and Spock are on a strange planet with no weapons, no communicators, and no clue what the hell is happening. They have no way of knowing that Spock Prime's life depends on their choices.

A sequel to One Wing. It's been one year since the Narada Engagement and four months since Captain Kirk and Spock found themselves stranded on Veridian III. While the Enterprise is called back to San Francisco to mark the anniversary Nero's attack, Spock is obliged to travel to New Chicago to attend Amanda's memorial service. Jim opts to go with him, never expecting to run straight into his own better-left-forgotten past.

In a timeline where the Vulcans never allowed Earth freedom from their oversight, Jim Kirk doesn't fit in. All he needs to get away is a fast ship and a crew as crazy as he is; luckily, some things are universal constants. Notes: An AU expanded and continued from a shorter fic, which has now become the prologue. Fic and part titles variously come from songs by the Tragically Hip, Iggy Pop and Bob Dylan and a quote you may recognize from TOS.

A Sentinel AU, set in the Star Trek universe. A human starship captain and his Vulcan Guide...his heterosexual Vulcan Guide.

AU: Spock was raised on Earth with no Vulcan influence in his life.

As a half-Vulcan, Spock never expects to imprint. It's rare enough for a full-blooded Vulcan to imprint, so why should he have it easy? But he does imprint – on the delinquent who sabotaged his Kobayashi Maru. And everything he once knew is about to change.

You know of those stories where the transporter sends Kirk or Spock careening into another universe where everything is weird? Well, this isn't one of those. No, this is the story where the transporter makes everything weird in its own universe. Though it skipped the gender-change trope. No, this is a new one. Add on sex, political negotiations, angry admirals, and an unexpected marriage and things get quite complicated.

Spock met Jim when he was 7 and Jim was 6. It has since been generally agreed that this was a mistake (or: the one where they grow up together and things are simultaneously better and worse for it).

Winona is called to fix the cock-up of the Yorktown's engines. She uses one of the science-bitches to help her do it. & This is not exactly what Jim thought the 'exploring strange new worlds and exotic civilizations' was about. Also, Vulcans are kind of crazy. Jim and Spock go through a alien ritual, which, yes, changes everything -- he's hoping for the better. Spock just wants to get through this with his sanity, if not his dignity, mostly intact.

Sometimes the other Vulcans wonder how Spock managed to obtain such an exotic bondmate, and sometimes Spock wonders himself.