Kirk is haunted by Gary Mitchell's death and has a strange encounter with his first officer. Takes place some months after "Where No Man Has Gone Before."

Gary knows everything about Jim, now that he is so powerful. What secret does he know and will Jim believe what Gary tells him?

Previously two stories, but they belong together. Spock's POV, before meeting Kirk; then Kirk's POV, after the events of "Where No Man Has Gone Before."

After the events of “Where No Man Has Gone Before,” Kirk reflects on past and present relationships.

This is set after Where No Man Has Gone Before. It details Spock making certain discoveries about his Captain and himself that truly begin their journey together.

On his first shore leave as the new captain, Kirk overindulges with the help of his friend and first officer, Mitchell, who abandons him in a seedy port bar. It is the science officer, Spock, who is missing his previous captain and is having second thoughts about joining the mission, who comes to his rescue.

This story is a prologue and epilogue to the TOS episode Where No Man Has Gone Before.

A slashy re-telling of the episode. First in a series tracing K/S throughout the three seasons, from friendship into love.

K/S flavored commentary/recap of the Star trek pilot episode.

A slashy look at the episode, also dealing with Kirk's reaction to Gary's death.

After dealing with Mudd and “his” women, Jim and Spock have a discussion about sexuality, bigotry, and love.

During the stay of Mudd and his women aboard the Enterprise, Kirk and Spock unintentionally learn something about one another.

We all know that Captain Kirk has to be under the influence of something to find women attractive, but what does Spock make of Harry Mudd's lady friends? A slashy look at the episode, told from Spock's perspective.

During and Post-“The Enemy Within”. Forced away from Janice Rand, wolf Kirk’s next encounter is with Spock...

Takes place during Enemy Within. Spock is disturbed by Kirk's strange behavior, and goes to his quarters to confront him. This is either a mistake, or a very good decision, depending upon one's perspective.

What *else* happened during "The Enemy Within".

Set during that episode, Kirk begins to understand a new way of loving.

Takes place during “The Enemy Within.”

Hmmmmmm, what if Spock was the one affected by the transporter malfunction in "The Enemy Within"?

One of the slashiest episodes that ever slashed, told from Kirk's perspective after the fact.

Where Bones is very observant, Spock is trying not to have a crisis, and Rand gets a little caught up in things despite her efforts.

"Entirely disparate, and certainly not identical, yet their bone structure, the colour and quality of their eyes, their build, every identifying biological feature was exactly the same.

He gestured to the pair. “Both of you are. Aren’t you?”

“That is correct, captain,” said the Vulcan. “We are Spock.”

A transporter malfunction causes Spock to split into his Human and Vulcan halves, which brings new revelations about his identity, and his feelings for his captain.

Based on the episode 'The Enemy Within', except it's Spock and Kirk who are trapped on Aplha 177. The pair will die unless they find some way to get warm...

Spock is attacked by a creature that can change its appearance. The captain is called to sickbay.

A dramatic scene from the episode The Man Trap. Jim's point of view from the event.

The Enterprise is hurdling rapidly into the atmosphere of a dying planet, and much of the crew has been stricken by a terrifying disease that has left chaos in its wake. Needless to say, Jim Kirk has quite a lot on his mind, and certainly should not be worrying about any personal matters. Yet he cannot not ignore the deep concern which has gripped him since his faithful first officer went radio silent in the midst of the crisis.

During the events of The Naked Time, as the Enterprise plummets towards the surface of Psi 2000, Spock makes an emotional confession to his captain and Kirk couldn't be happier.

To follow the episode, Naked Time.

My little take on what could have happened after the end of the episode, The Naked Time.

What the ordeal had cost Spock, and what it took to make him realize it.

Part 3 of the series, Charlie X from a K/S perspective, established relationship.

What would constitute an illogical victory in chess? Distracting your opponent, of course.

A retelling of the Original Series episode “Balance of Terror,” in which Spock is actually a Romulan spy. K/S is assumed.

In the aftermath of Balance of Terror, both Kirk and Spock struggle to accept the violence and the deaths. Kirk prowls the ship, disturbed by the knowledge that Spock might have easily died along with Tomlinson. But Spock has a Vulcan ritual to remember the fallen, and in the dark cocoon of night, he invites Kirk to share it with him.

Everyone thinks what they will of James T. Kirk; that he's a womanizer, a Casanova. They don't see the miles deep loneliness he keeps hidden, the desire he feels for two men he can't have. But finally James Kirk has had enough. He's going after the ones he wants, whatever the cost.

But how can he do it when Bones is still haunted by Jocelyn's memory, and Spock is completely sure Kirk and Leonard belong together without him?

“I've never used it on a human, Doctor… It's a hidden, personal thing to the Vulcan people, part of our private lives." But for Captain Kirk, he would do anything - within the bounds of logic, of course.

Spock sees Kirk embracing Dr. Helen Noel in his neuralized state, and must remind Kirk who he truly belongs to. Kirk is more than happy to feel claimed.

What if Spock had been the one to go down to the penal colony with Jim instead of Dr. Noel?

Taking place shortly after "Dagger of the Mind" - Jim has been having increasing headaches since returning from the penal colony on Tantalus, and it takes desperate measures to save him from the spreading pain of emptiness.

Spock fixes the effects of the neural neutralizer.

A 'Dagger Of The Mind' fix it, and follow up scene. Some KS Emotion, Love, Sex, and PWP/Smut... With a bit of joined soul searching mixed in!

Set during "Miri." The clock is ticking and the cure is still in the works. Kirk and Spock steal a few moments together.

After Kirk and Spock share a private moment in the middle of the events of 'Miri,' Kirk questions Spock's motives.

Miri has envied the blonde woman from the Enterprise so much; she was so much better, older, prettier... and James Kirk loved her.

Or maybe not.

Taking care of Jim Kirk has started to come as naturally to Spock and McCoy as breathing; in the aftermath of their encounter with Kodos, however, they find that they could use some reinforcements. Winona Kirk is only too happy to help.

Kirk and Spock have a conversation after the events of the episode.

After the events of "The Conscience of the King", Jim can't bring himself to read any more Shakespeare plays. Spock decides this is unacceptable.

It takes three nights after watching Kodos die for the nightmares to start.

Jim struggles with the fallout of The Conscience of the King.

Follows the events of "Galileo 7". Commissioner Ferris continues to be a problem after the shuttlecraft crew is rescued when he tries to bring Kirk up on charges, convinced that Kirk’s actions were due only to his affection for his first officer.

Something is off about the reports from the crew members who made that fateful trip in the Galileo under Spock's command... and Kirk is set on getting around the smokescreen he's coming up against.

"You plan on being the one to stay behind don’t you?"

"It is only logical."

“Damn logic, Spock! There’s no way a single one of us is leaving this planet and letting someone stay behind – and I sure as hell won’t leave without you!”

Leonard leapt on him, hands cupping his cheeks too tightly, mouth sealing shut over Spock’s so quickly and violently their teeth clacked together awkwardly. Spock stood in stunned horror and exhilaration, hardly able to believe what was occurring, and yet also disgusted by the act, and yet… interested, at least somewhat, in its continuance?

Fascinating!

Kirk does not respond positively (to put it mildly) to learning how his crew challenged Spock's leadership and decisions on Taurus II. Poor Lt. Boma!

Bones reveals feelings Kirk would prefer to keep hidden.

Spock makes two calculations: one for life, one for love. Coda to Galileo Seven.

Everything is going fine, until Commissioner Ferris wants to see Kirk. That's where Bones' worst nightmare begins.

They’re playing chess, Spock sitting rigidly, stoic face seeming colder than usual. He says little else than articulate comments regarding his strategy, an aggressive and ruthless endeavour, and that provides Jim with more than enough indication for concern.

In which Spock is unhappy with him and Jim tries to figure out why.

Some sappy, but, hopefully, Hot sex, for KS after the episode Court Martial.

An alternate way "The Menagerie" might have gone. What if StarFleet had refused to accept the Talosians' testimony on Spock's behalf?

After "The Menagerie" Spock tries to win back Kirk's trust with a very particular offer.

An alternate way "The Menagerie" might have gone. What if StarFleet had refused to accept the Talosians' testimony on Spock's behalf?

How I imagine the conversation between Kirk and Spock after the events of 'The Menagerie: Part 2' that Kirk wanted at the end of the episode.

On a pleasure planet, Kirk does not realize the way his deepest desires lay - until of course, they are made startlingly real...

Just don't tell Bones about the horse.

After the events of Shore Leave Kirk convinces Spock to stick around and Spock may have a change of heart about the whole relaxation thing.

Kirk raised an eyebrow (and secretly enjoyed the pleasure of being the one to do so this time). "How so, Spock?"

"I am no masseur, Captain, but I am well equipped to provide massages

The word massage sounded so odd coming from the lips of the ever serious, ever logical Spock, yet there it was, offered to him. His smile returned (the emotional Vulcan had a good habit of making that happen).

A Shore Leave story.

Spock is really, really good at giving back rubs. Set prior to "Shore Leave".

Captain Kirk is exhausted, so Spock takes it upon himself to help him relax.

After a few tiresome weeks, the crew of the Enterprise is in serious need of a shore leave. For that reason, they stop for a leave on the planet where their thoughts and desires become real. Captain Kirk, however, doesn't want to beam down to the planet and it's up to Spock to convince his Captain to take a day of leave.

Set just after the episode Shore Leave, while the Enterprise crew is still chilling out on that planet that can create whatever you want to see.

Kirk has been pining over Spock for what feels like forever now. He's been extremely careful to not let his first officer know about any of this, and he doesn't see how anything is going to change in any way, especially not shore leave.

So, what did Captain Kirk really do during shore leave?

Conversation on the bridge after the events of 'Shore Leave' that leads to a rather surprising discovery.

Set during 'Shore Leave'- Kirk gets an unexpected back rub, but not from who he thought it was. Slight Kirk X Spock.

Continuation of the episode 'Shore Leave'. Kirk/Spock first time.

Before and after the episode "Shore Leave." Kirk thinks he's hallucinating.

Spock shows the Squire of Gothos that James T. Kirk is the only Shatner character for him. Features some old favorites from other TV shows.

An old nemesis pays a social call to the Enterprise just in time for the annual Valentine's Day party. On this occasion it's Spock who draws the brunt force of his irritating personality. But when his holiday-inspired antics turn dangerous, it's up to the Captain and crew to take him down, and Jim is forced to confront his long-evaded desires regarding his first officer. Written for the K/S Valentine Challenge at LJ, beta'd by purple_spock.

'Computed, dear.' - a fascinating prank on the Captain or perhaps some sort of weird confession?

Spock and Kirk have a necessary conversation after the events of "This Side of Paradise."

Post 'This Side of Paradise;' Kirk is determined to ensure Spock is happy which complicates a computer seminar Spock is attending.

Spock declares his love for his captain while under the influence of the Omicron Ceti III spores.

What if at the end of 'This Side of Paradise' Spock had stayed? Basically Spock needs to leave to realise what he had.

The crew of the Enterprise has arrived at planet Omicron Ceti III to discover that the colonists there that should be dead are actually leading the happiest of lives. Spock joins in and Kirk find himself jealous. What does he actually feel for Spock, and how is he going to get him back?

This is basically a rewriting of s01e24 This side of paradise but fixed for you.

A sequel to "This Side of Paradise", the TOS episode where Spock gets hit with spores and falls in love. For those of you who like my "sweet yet hot" stories, I think this one will fit the bill. Enjoy.

A response to the episode 'This Side of Paradise' , which picks up from the fight in the transporter room.

“If even in dreams, Jim lacked the courage to say the words, when would he ever say it?” Or 5 times Jim Kirk stopped himself from saying I love you + 1 time he didn’t.

What would have happened if Jim was there when Spock got sprayed by the sex pollen? Based off "This Side of Paradise" episode.

Kirk's reflections, perspective on the events of the episode 'This Side of Paradise' and a conversation between him and Spock afterwards.

An 'Act 5' to the episode, "Devil In the Dark."

Jim and Spock talk over a game of chess...

Coda to 'Demon in the Dark': After leaving Janus VI, Kirk notices that Spock is acting somewhat distant.

‘There’s an elephant in the room’, Jim thought. It danced and sang, jumped and crept, taunting him with desires which, once outwardly acknowledged, could have the power to change things irrevocably. ~Surrounds the events of the first season episode "The Devil in the Dark".

Kirk wants to know if Spock is really unhappy on the Enterprise. A "This Side of Paradise" ep-tag.

What if Jim and Spock hadn't gotten broken out of their cell on Organia in "Errand Of Mercy"?

Kor makes good on his threat.

Episode-related for 'Errand of Mercy."

'I have a tongue.'

'Good. You will be taught how to use it.'

Like many Trek fans, I have always loved the story "City on the Edge of Forever." I decided to write a sequel, where Spock attempts to help Jim heal after Edith Keeler's death.

Jim and Spock have to share a bed in their 1930s flop. Temporary awkwardness and a confession ensues.

Living in 1930s New York with the Vulcan you're secretly in love with is no simple thing. But Jim never liked anything simple. And then, the big snowstorm hit...

"But he didn’t move. The hollow thud of Edith’s body kept replaying in his head, over and over. It eroded him like waves do against a shore."

Spock had seen it time and time again. Jim could not help but fall in love, and then, when tragedy struck as it always seemed to, he was devastated. This time, the tragedy was inevitable, but perhaps if Spock acted in time the devastation could be evaded.

Spock reflects on Jim’s relationship with Edith Keeler, and by extension, his own relationship with Jim.

The first time Spock thinks of Jim as t'hy'la, it is in a dream.

The muse chewed through the restraints and disappeared, so until she returns, I offer this melancholy little piece, based on my favorite TOS episode, City on the Edge of Forever.

While trapped in the past, Spock realizes his destiny. Unfortunately, the universe doesn't seem to care. And neither does Kirk. (A retelling of The City on the Edge of Forever, this time with more angst and Spirk.)

Jim gets sick.

Kirk grieves over Miss Keeler. Spock wonders why he has to suppress a desire to punch Miss Keeler.

While they wait for Bones to arrive in The City on the Edge of Forever", Kirk and Spock discover the joys and frustrations of living together. Meanwhile, their developing affection for one another slowly becomes more apparent, even as Kirk falls for the kind and beautiful Ms Keeler.

This story will focus on the drama and events we didn't get to see in the original episode, plus in the episode's aftermath. Lots of RomCom-like silliness and general angst.

Kirk wakes up to find Spock watching him sleep. Takes place during "City on the Edge of Forever."

Kirk and Spock listening to records on a phonograph in an imagined moment during The City on the Edge of Forever.

Maybe they’ll be stuck in the past, and Spock might consider changing.

Stuck in the 1930's, Spock is alone with his thoughts. He loves his captain, but Jim has found love elsewhere.

What also happened in New York.

After the events in City on the Edge of Forever, Spock suggests that he and Jim spend some time on Vulcan. Turns out it's not a great place for a vacation, but is plenty good for pining.

Spock is jealous of Edith Keeler.

Jim likes Spock's beanie.

When Jim returns inebriated to their New York City flop and accidentally falls into Spock's arms, Spock begins to realize he has a much bigger problem on his hands than a drunk man in a form-fitting plaid shirt. A get-together story.

During the episode City on the Edge of Forever, Jim tries to understand his feelings for Edith Keeler and ends up falling into Spock's arms. This is a rather bittersweet story.

Based on the TOS episode Operation Annihilate, this deals with the aftermath of Spock's blindness, specifically the lengths Kirk and Spock would go when faced with tragedy. The story is full of angst but ends well.

In the aftermath of Spock's blinding in Operation Annihilate, Jim tries to help him through his pain.

Post Deneva. Spock faces the realities of life without sight… but in the darkness he and Jim face new discoveries…

Spock attempts to comfort Kirk following his brother's death.

Five human behaviors Spock did not understand, and one that he definitely did understand. Six-shot, revolving around the episode Operation - Annihilate! and all its aftermath.

After Sam Kirk's death, Spock tracks Jim down on Earth. Takes place shortly after the episode "Operation -- Annihilate!"

Spock is not overly familiar with emotion. Thus, it is only logical, that when his sight is taken from him, the emotional repercussions of this loss catch him quite unawares.

After Deneva, McCoy returns to Earth with Spock to try and restore Spock’s vision.

Captain Kirk tells us all about the things he'd do for love during 'Operation: Annihilate!'. He reveals how fate compelled him to make a shocking decision in the aftermath of Spock becoming blind.

This short tale serves as the prologue to our forthcoming story: The First Voyage Home. It can be read as a standalone piece also.

First time realization of love between Kirk and Spock and they realize that they would follow one another anywhere. Occurs during the episode "Operation Annihilate" where Spock loses his sight.

The sequel to My captain, My friend. Takes place towards the end of the episode "Operation: Annihilate!"

Missing Scene from "Operation - Annhiliate!".