2161. Six years after "Terra Prime" and one year after the Romulan war. According to historical records, Commander Charles Tucker the Third died two weeks previously. The records are incorrect.

Charles Anthony Tucker III is dead, maybe for real this time. His friends have no idea if he survived destroying Section 31, and without him reaching out to them, they will never know. Tucker is uncertain himself if he's still alive, sometimes he's not so sure. A Prime Directive is being drafted, what role with Admiral Archer and Captain T'Pol have in its creation? Cross posted

The crew of the Enterprise NX-01 discovers a mysterious Earth-like planet, leading to an overnight stay filled with paranoia and strange visions. A storm-induced pollen drives the away team to the brink of madness, testing their trust in each other. With tensions high and danger mounting, Captain Archer and T'Pol must navigate the crew's fears to bring them safely back to the ship.

A poem that chronicles the dramatic events of Star Trek: Enterprise's second episode. It captures the crew's exploration, their encounter with a mysterious alien vessel, and the challenges they face as they navigate moral dilemmas and forge new alliances.

This poem captures the epic journey of the Star Trek: Enterprise series premiere, "Broken Bow." From the launch of the NX-01 to the battle with the Suliban and the delivery of Klaang to Qo'noS, it vividly recounts Captain Archer's mission and the challenges faced by his crew.

An attacked alien vessel sends out a distress signal; when the Enterprise crew tries to help they are mistaken for the attackers. "From his place in the Weapons Room Thelik listened to them while staring numbly at the image of the crippled scout ship on the screen before him, finally at the end of his tether..."

Of Tripp and T'Pol of something that could have happen and not how the show ended. Follow them through the years before there was a Federation

The sequel to Rebound.  Trip and T'Pol have reconciled themselves to sharing a mating bond, but what are the implications of the bond on their lives as they serve together on Enterprise?  How will their relationship change as a result and what will happen when they discover they have a daughter? And how will a nefarious plot with them at the center affect their bond?

A series of shorts and one shots involving different situations on-board the Enterprise, mostly because I'd like a place to keep them all, but also (of course) for your enjoyment. Rated T to be safe. Most Recent Chapter: A study of statistics (or the one where T'Pol is a Vulcan about wanting to hang out with her friends)

On a world where loyalty is bought, resistance leaders are fractured between extremism and isolationism, and a collaborator-turned-tyrant rules supreme, the question must be asked: What price will you pay for your ideals? A pacifist, a war veteran, and a cold, calculating human must survive to answer that very question- or die trying.

Travis calls on Hoshi to establish the first communication with a new, gelatinous lifeform. (Season 2: reference to Dead Stop)

It was bad enough that the government gave her the grumpiest Vulcan alive as an exchange partner. But Genie has to survive a year with Soval, and she's certain the Vulcans are hiding something. Why are the Vulcans acting strangely, and if love gets in the way of her quest for answers, will everything fall apart? Rated T for safety, some chapters may be M. 1st-person POV.

Earth has been lost. On the run from the Xindi with a ragtag fleet of survivors, Enterprise faces challenges and obstacles to her very existence. Trip and T'Pol slowly come together as time carries on.

Trip has a stalker and she's right there in front of him. She has taken over Hoshi Sato's body. Nothing will come between her and her love for Trip. Nothing and NO ONE

T'Pol is gone. And she is not.

When Trip is attacked on a night out Malcolm and Travis take a young woman into custody.

The last two survivors of the Enterprises original crew, Trip and T'Pol are challenged by first contact with an entirely new sentient species. Two warring factions test Trip's diplomacy skills as he tries to bring peace before one faction develops a functioning warp engine.

In the depths of the Expanse, as the great weapon prepares to launch, the Enterprise has a chance encounter with its own future. A continuing novelization/adaptation of the Xindi story arc. Now updated with "No Leaf Clover": a final showdown occurs in the Expanse as Archer and the allied Xindi fleet face off against Dolim, trying to destroy the great weapon ("Countdown").

More of the snarky internal musings of a certain Lieutenant Reed, as he experiences the events in 'Babel One' and 'United'.

Earth is still dealing with the consequences of the Terra Prime crisis and the fledgling coalition of planets faces the danger of Romulan conquest. But not all is as it seems on Romulus either.

Strom and Sopek are given a new chance at life, meeting new colleagues and helping others. Will they make the most of this new chance? A tribute story co-written with Fameanon. Rated T for safety, some chapters may be M.

Another tale in the Dreams series co-written with LoyaulteMeLie, occurs between "The Dispossessed" and "Big Bad Wolf," 2 or 3 years before "A World for Dreams." If you've already finished the entire run, this was sparked by a thought from Austin in the final story, "An Emperor's Dilemma." What if a subject was left on the wolves' planed with full knowledge of what to expect?

A coda of sorts to the Dreams series with my co-author LoyaulteMeLie. Years have passed, and for Emperor Burnell, his throne is now as secure as he can make it - but how does he secure it for his dynasty? Full story is written and should be posted in its entirety within a week.

This story starts where the TV show ended, ignoring TATV

Final installment of the 'Dreams' series, follows from 'Dreamers of the Day'. A coup has taken place in the Terran Empire, and power is there for whoever can seize it. Malcolm and Liz must evade the authorities if they are to make a new life for themselves; but the past is not so easily left behind...Some brief passages may qualify for an M rating but will be clearly marked.