"Somehow, Picard laments, Q is even more of a presence in the wake of his de-powering than he was as a member of the Continuum."

This is an inprogress novel that I've very reluctantly decided to abandon. If I get requests I may continue. Reviews greatly appreciated. Note: All the chapters are together. Sorry about that.

Q accidentally almost kills Troi, and runs to Picard for help. QP, and fit to rot yer teeth, so be warned. Some healthy angst, too.

Reluctant-Picard/Q, Slashy humor: Q is what he is and he does what he does. Relentlessly.

Alternate outcome of Hide and Q. Riker accepts Q's offer, in the interests of diplomacy... on the condition that he gets to keep his day job. But Picard's resentment of Q puts Riker in a tense position...

Set in the last scene of "All Good Things" between Picard and Q. "There was a time when the intimacy he was now showing would have been rebuffed by Picard."

Picard/Q, one-sided: Picard's Risa vacation keeps getting more interesting all the time.

Q offers his brand of comfort to Jean-Luc in the wake of a tragedy.

Various AU's. Most are related to TNG, so I've posted to this section, but there will be some TOS, some VOY, maybe others as well. Some AUs contain pairings with Picard, Janeway, and others, but nothing explicit.

..."Think very carefully android. This is the last thing you’ll ever get to say to him, after all. Don’t you want it to be meaningful?" One shot. Post Nemesis. SPOILERS.

When Janeway turned Q down, Q took female form and got Picard to be the father of her child. But a human baby needs a human mother. Beverly Crusher and Q fight over Picard and the proper care of Q babies. P/C, P/Q, Q in female form.

On a trip to the 20th century, Q plays a prank on a group of humans. Picard is not amused. The deeply religiously sensitive may want to avoid this, although it mocks hypocrisy more than Christianity.

Q has come to tell Picard that he will no longer be testing humanity. Oddly enough, Picard finds that he would indeed miss Q if he never saw him again, but he'd rather not tell Q why. Picard/Q pairing. Some rude words but nothing explicit.

What happened when the Calamarain first showed up. A missing scene from Deja Q.

Q makes the crew of The Enterprise a strange offer involving his offspring. Chaos and cuteness ensues. Post Nemesis.

A drabble set during 'Q Who'. Q's take on Tasha Yar's death.

Amanda Rogers in training.

After running afoul of some other entity, Q lost his connection to the Continuum and was forced to manifest on the Enterprise in a seven-year-old, powerless, version of his usual human form. Today, Guinan is babysitting.

He ridicules her, taunts her, but Amanda understands Q in ways the others can't. Five years into her training and she's been targeted as a means to punish him. Will the Enterprise aid Q in her rescue? Or will Amanda's power end up destroying them all? [On Hold]

The story of Amanda Rogers' mother, the Q who chose to have a baby in human form.

While on a diplomatic mission to the heart of the Romulan Empire, the USS Enterprise-E suddenly finds its mission and its crew in peril when a longstanding feud within the Q Continuum threatens to dissolve the Alliance.

After a one night stand, Q ponders life, love, and truck damage. Q/Picard slash. Rated T because just about everything I write is.

This is a direct sequel to Sleeper Agent. Picard must act as judge of his first officer and the charge is murder. Q prosecutes and yet hilarity does not ensue. Data must be declared competent to return to duty. The only man who can say if Data is really Data or not is Bruce Maddox. Geordi has a secret with a good and a bad side. Can any of you guess what it is?

A collection of short ficlets, from Q's POV, about various things that have happened to him or that he's done in his life. Note that individual ficlets may contain the energy being equivalents of sex or violence; energy beings are sufficiently unlike humans that it shouldn't get an M rating for that, but check the warnings for individual chapters if such things would disturb you.

Omnipotence certainly makes a lot of things easier... but diplomacy is not one of them.