Devious!Spock takes advantage of a certain captain when James Kirk is kidnapped and put for auction. Re-written and hopefully better.

Kirk is ordered to do whatever it takes when a ruler’s heir is interested in him.

Originally published in 1989 in the print fanzine “T'hy'la” 8.

McCoy is still holding a torch for Jim, and when Spock finds out, the good doctor expects all hell to break out.

Dug up and re-posted for a certain McSpirk fan.

James Kirk takes a synthetic hormone meant to simulate Pon Farr, in the hopes of better understanding and being able to help his friend and First Officer. There is no way for his plan to go wrong.

Teenage Spock's link with T'Pring is dissolved. T'Pau's verdict: Spock is incapable of bonding with a female. What does this mean? And what will happen when Kirk enters the picture?

Finished!

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After the death of their former master, Spock and Jim fall into the hands of Vargaz and his bodyguard Banta - two exeptionally sadistic beings. They soon have to realize that they will have to go through hell if they want to make their dreams come true: Become free men and travel to the seemingly out-of-reach stars. Their only ally: An old country Doctor.

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AU - Slave fiction with elements from Abrams-verse (since there was a little confusion: Jim has hazel eyes instead of blue, because... I like hazel eyes better. I'll admit it. - Other than that, they have the backgrounds and character-traits that are more similar to the 'Abrams-verse'.)

Story is going to be quite dark in places. Warnings will be issued at the beginning of each chapter.

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With huge help graciously provided in ~Chapter 7: Lay down your weary head, my child~ by Pamdizzle. Thank you SO much!

AU.  On the day he receives his captaincy, Kirk is taken by Mitchell to a brothel where the main attraction is a male "devil."

Originally published in 1981 in the print zine Out Of Bounds.

Kirk is having nightmares. McCoy and Spock help him out (not at the same time).

Because even in the 23th century people still make assumptions. Five people who assumed Jim Kirk was straight and the one individual who knew better from the beginning but still got a surprise.

Warning: Assumptions are bad.

"It is a simple thing for you, is it not, to choose to give your life so that another may live. An easy decision for a man of bravery. And yet it often requires more courage to elect life over death. To make the choice to continue when living would be intolerable, for the survival of others--or for that of just one--is, strangely perhaps, much more difficult."

Part 3 of "Congruence," an add-on to STID that covers the time between Jim's resurrection and the re-christening of the Enterprise, and the sequel to "Companion."