Jim decides it's time to let Spock go where no man has gone before. Now if he can only figure out how.

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Four times that Jim and Spock failed at buttsex and one time they didn't.

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Proof that not all one-word fic titles are pretentious.

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Another AO3 crosspost, this one from September 2013.

Dying lets you leave all your issues behind; coming back to life means you have to deal with them.

An add-on to STID that covers the time between Jim's resurrection and the re-christening of the Enterprise. Also a sequel to Compeer.

"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."

Jim Kirk thought he'd be spending his first year at Starfleet Academy like any other fourth class cadet: learning the ropes and studying hard to keep up. He didn't count on amorous girls, lovelorn boys, intrigue, espionage, or nearly failing a class at the hands of a stern Vulcan instructor.