And we two lovers shall not sit afar,
Critics of nature, but the joyous sea
Shall be our raiment, and the bearded star
Shoot arrows at our pleasure!
We shall be Part of the mighty universal whole,
And through all aeons mix and mingle with the Kosmic Soul!
We shall be notes in that great Symphony
Whose cadence circles through the rhythmic spheres,
And all the live World's throbbing heart shall be
One with our heart, the stealthy creeping years
Have lost their terrors now, we shall not die,
The Universe itself shall be our Immortality!
--"Panthea", Oscar Wilde, 1890
Farfalla learned from Captain Kirk that you can be swishy and still kick butt; she also learned from both Kirk and Spock together that same-sex marriage couple be epic and devoted. Attempting to live the dream one "no, we're not twins; we're not even from the same ethnicity!" at a time.
Even the captain catches a cold from time to time, but at least he has a friend like Spock to cheer him up.
While trying to successfully complete a mission, Spock ponders how he can fulfill Kirk's unusual Valentine's Day request. From the KiSCon 2004 contest zine and also a winner of a 2004 ASCEM Golden O award. Story contains references to recreational spanking.
Kirk/Spock as woodpeckers, because Farfalla has a forestry degree.
Spock is kidnapped by a giant alien! Kirk has no clothes on! What a way to spend a shore leave...
Admiral Kirk sits shivah for Spock at his Starfleet desk job
Spock wishes Kirk goodnight on his birthday at the beginning of "The Wrath of Khan."
Pon farr puts some pretty bizarre images into Spock's subconscious, but Jim helps him deal with his fears.
Kirk hates the new Starfleet-issue alarm clock, so Spock has to think of another way to wake him up in the morning.
Kirk wanders Sarek's mansion, searching for the missing pieces of a Spock who is revived but unwhole.
The Enterprise's new diplomatic passenger is a purebred pug that becomes unusually attached to Mr. Spock. Written for a friend's birthday (starring her late beloved pet Benjamin) for the opening issue of "Ampersand", and to accommodate the conditions of Tonati's challenge.
Sometimes, life's so bad that it's funny. Drabble set during The Voyage Home.
In the early days of their marriage, Kirk and Spock find their lives once again complicated by Vulcan biology. Set during the second five-year mission, directly after TMP.
After Spock's return from Gol, Kirk and Spock try to define their complex friendship.
Jim clings to hope while stranded in the 20th century. Drabble.
TOS/TNG crossover, K/S and R/T, set after Star Trek: Nemesis. In a universe in which K/S never happened, Spock comes on board the Titan and fools around on the holodeck. Printed in T'hy'la 24.
Admiral Kirk helps a young crewman come to terms with his own orientation. Written in the style of the Chicken Soup essay collections and using the first line of another K/S story, as per an old KSOF challenge.
Kirk and Spock re-pledge their trust with a moment of intimacy before the battle with Chang (in The Undiscovered Country)
Two Vulcan belles happen across Spock in a park playing chess against himself.
Do paramecium have t'hy'la?
Spock's brave, but not that brave.
