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After Spock mutinies and takes over the Enterprise to transport his former captain to the banned planet of Talos (The Menagerie I & II), Kirk is decidedly not pleased with the performance of his crew. He takes steps to take back command and control over his ship. A character and relationship power dynamic piece about Kirk and Spock.
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09 Oct 2025
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As time passes, society changes. The world Captain Kirk finds himself in when he emerges from the Nexus is not the one he left.
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07 Oct 2025
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“You better make me the godmother,” Uhura tells him from her station on the bridge. She’s looking at his belly with something akin to awe.
“I am afraid that Lieutenant Sulu has already volunteered for the role,” Spock says dryly, and Uhura mock-glares at Sulu, who grins at them from the helm.
(Spock gets pregnant after a one-night stand with Jim. They deal with it together.)
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27 Sep 2025
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A bright yellow canvas canopy extended out over the doorway, yellow dags embroidered alternately with a single white flower and a steaming mug. Hanging lights in a dull orange color flickered to life as Spock approached, the photocells reacting to the evening’s fading light and giving the storefront a hazy glow, likely meant to evoke a sense of coziness and comfort in its patrons. White lettering on the front window with excessive curling in the font declared this to be the Lazy Daisy Cafe.
In which Professor Spock meets a curiously intelligent blond barista, and his life is irrevocably changed...
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20 Sep 2025
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In the Selayan desert – James Kirk: an orphaned Earth boy adopted into the esteemed and distant S’tak T’gol family – stood at the threshold of an unusual fate. In a culture where ritual bondings unite young Vulcans for family alliances and the promise of companionship during Pon Farr, James is an anomaly: an outsider chosen for reasons never demonstrated to him.
His intended bondmate, Spock, was no less of an oddity; half-human, half-Vulcan, belonging wholly to neither world. For Spock, the ceremony represents his one chance to claim a place in Vulcan tradition. For James, it is a chance at belonging to a family, a culture, and perhaps a love he has lost.
Beneath the surface of logic and tradition, a quiet connection stirs, one that promises to shape the course of both their lives.
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18 Sep 2025