Jim can't sing, but that doesn't put Spock off. (There's no excuse for this really - I had a long, hard day...)
They find a strange new world, they check out the new life...
Kirk's hiding out in a Jefferies Tube, but Spock finds him
“Don’t you think that life should be gay, and bright and lovely, like champagne?” (Cary Grant as Nickie Ferrante, An Affair to Remember, 1957). As it happens I do, so I wrote this - with all respect intended to Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr and 20th Century Fox, as well as to Paramount et al.
This story is now completed :)
James T Kirk is infuriating. He really is.
inspired by, and written for, a friend who has great sense of humour and a wonderful way with words :)
The Enterprise's first away mission after the destruction of Vulcan throws up some interesting emotions for Kirk and Spock.
This is my first attempt at a K/S story, in which Spock attempts to comfort Kirk following his brother's death.
Kirk invites Spock on shore leave to Earth, planning to seduce him. But all doesn't go to plan.
I plan to make this a series of separate but linked (maybe) stories around the theme of gifts. To be updated when - and if - inspiration strikes!
The rating/characters/type/universe may change...the only thing I'm sure about really is that it'll be K/S :)
Some turmoil and a heated moment.
This is kind of a new style for me. Trying stuff out :)
Many thanks to Dogpoet for beta-ing and comma advice.
a little conversation between the boys...untold silliness really!
Kirk acts all tough but, really, he needs someone who understands him in the way Spock does, aka my first, very inexpert, attempt at poetry.
Kirk sets out to get Spock, but Spock doesn't seem too keen. I just had fun with this one. It's not beta'd so any glaring errors are mine and mine alone!
Kirk, Spock and McCoy visit Vulcan. Spock meets up with an old friend and Kirk doesn't like him at all.
[Reviews - 7] “True friendship is a plant of slow growth and must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity before it is entitled to the appellation.” George Washington
Kirk tells Spock how he feels about him, but his reaction isn't what the captain hoped for. Can their friendship survive?
Kirk and Spock have a discussion in the aftermath of their encounter with the Platonians, and one thing leads to another.