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M; Star Trek (AOS/Kelvin Timeline), 4200 words. Spock/Uhura.

She couldn't think of anything she'd done that none of the rest of the away team had; nowhere she'd gone that she hadn't had at least one of the Starfleet personnel with her. But something was definitely affecting her that wasn't affecting the rest of them.

Monitoring His Frequency

(For LittleRaven in auexchange)

PG-13; B:tVS/Star Trek: AOS. 3000 words, for tvashti; set post-Into Darkness.

Oz knows there's no mission like an away mission with half the senior staff in the line of fire.

( Engineers Wear Red Shirts, Too )

(x-posted to twistedshorts & AO3)

Two things. First, while watching Star Trek XI again this weekend, I tripped over this bit of dialogue when Nero's torturing Pike:

"I need the subspace frequencies of Starfleet's border protection grids. Specifically those surrounding Earth."

Either this is just an excuse to do what he's gonna do already, and the grids aren't actually a barrier for him, or ... this is a major plot hole. Because you can't tell me Vulcan, being the other founding Federation planet, didn't have a grid of its own. And he can't have got the codes from Spock Prime. So did some ship-capture of Vulcans happen that we never heard about, or what? Can't believe I never noticed before.

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Also. ALSO also. backagainharry is the story that just continues to give and give on the crazy fan front.

( My most recent review, on the Pit of Voles: )

Because clearly, I write for TEH FAME AND GLORYZ. *facepalm* I have no idea what 'section' ze's even talking about - most of the people who share that link around do so quite outside my knowledge or prompting. I'd never dare myself, for this exact reason.

Finishing that mofo's going to be like handling an unexploded bomb every time I check my email. Which will be, ugh, probably starting October this year. lesser_men_saga has been much harder to write, but infinitely saner on the fan front!

PG-13/gen, DF x ST 2009; 2000 words. Sequel to The Only Logical Conclusion. For Day 22 of 2013.

"But didn't they tell you?" I said in an ostentatious tone. "The first rule of time travel is that you don't talk about the time travel."

Per Aspera Ad Futurum

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for jilltanith)

PG-13; DF/Star Trek XI, 5200 words. For Day 3. (Finishing off The Only Logical Conclusion)

Forget the sufficiently advanced science and the fact that Kirk and his men had swum against the Currents of Time; the fact that their particular wizard might be one I'd actually heard of might just be the most unbelievable part of their tale.

Tying Up the Loose Ends

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for jilltanith)

PG-13; Dresden Files/Star Trek XI, 2900 words. For Day 15. Follows The Only Logical Conclusion.

I couldn't help but think we'd all be better off if I caught up to our technological time travelers sooner rather than later.

Is There a Problem, Officer?

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for jilltanith)

PG; Sorcerer's Apprentice/Star Trek XI, 1700 words. For Day 12.

Balthazar had known since the first time he'd touched an IDIC badge still warm from the hand of a Vulcan that humans weren't the only sentients capable of shaping their environment with raw will.

Where No Sorcerer Has Gone Before

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for graycardinal)

PG, Star Trek XI. 300 words - Spock POV, gen.

(From the old Journey to Drabble challenge: #45 -- Kirk, Spock, the persistence of memory)

( Kindred )

(x-posted to st_reboot and AO3)

PG, Star Trek XI/Stargate SG-1. 2100 words; post-movie for the former, pre-Season 8 for SG-1.

The longer Kirk spoke to 'them other folk from over-mountain', the more interesting the away mission became.

One Such Possible Journey

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for tpeej)

PG, Angel/Star Trek XI. 700 words, post-canon for both.

She's the only member of the Enterprise that hasn't been to see him.

More Than Just Memories

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for azraelz_angel)