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Man and Man and Wife (R) | TOS K/S/Ch |
It's funny, it's a bit nasty, and it's a threesome that so shouldn't work. But...they do. Give it a try. There are two stories that come before this one--look for "Forgotten" and "Remembered" (on the Original Series page). |
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Mazes of a Nightmare (R) | TOS K/Ch |
Where does a nightmare end, and reality begin? This is hurt-comfort, but much more than that too. This was the most read story for some time; it's slipped a little, but its staying power amazes me. I never expected it to be as popular as it is. |
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Never and Always Touching and Touched (R) | TOS S/Mc |
This is the fifth story in The Angst Series (the second story "Dregs" pops on and off this list, but it and the others can be found on the Original Series page). I never expected my first and only foray into this pairing to be this popular. Not that I mind... |
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Frostbite (PG-13) | TOS S/Ch |
This is a very gentle and romantic story, and the Spock/Chapel dynamic is one of my favorites of the stories I've done. It was inspired by a blizzard and iffy heat in my apartment. |
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Blood Ties Part 1 (PG-13) | TOS Gen |
I really wanted to do something special with this one, and I think at the time, it was the most ambitious project I'd tried. I'm still very proud of where it goes and how it twists around. |
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Day of the Dead (PG) | VOY J/C |
One of my favorites for this pairing. One of the first times I tried to make the setting come alive, plus it seemed to go with Chakotay so nicely. |
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Not All At Once (PG-13) | TOS Gen--Khan |
This is a companion piece to "Weeds," Rabble Rouser's award-winning Marla McGivers story and you should really read that first. This is from Khan's perspective. It's dark. |
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Joining (R) | TOS S/Ch |
This is a long story with a different dynamic than I usually go for. This isn't my normal sassy Chapel, I wanted to explore how it can take time for "with someone" to really mean "together." |
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Disinheriting the Meek (R) | TOS S/Ch |
Sometimes the meek don't inherit the Earth. I wanted a totally different dynamic for this Spock/Chapel story. And I ended up with something I liked a lot--especially for the rather unconventional Chapel/male pairing in it. |
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Exorcising Demons (R) | DC Comics SM/WW, BM/WW |
This is one of the stories I'm most proud of. It's not always easy to explain why a story merits pride, maybe it's the scope of this one? Maybe it's that, using first person POV, which I do very rarely, I had to go a little deeper into Diana's head and heart? I don't know, but I love it. It was a request from a reader who wanted to explore Diana's sexuality. I am in her debt. |
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Like We Never Had A Broken Heart (R) | TOS K/Ch |
The first Kirk/Chapel story I ever wrote. Originally designed just to be a prequel to something referenced in the Carter series, it took on a life of its own and spawned a series--and a whole lot of other K/Ch stories. Which some might think is great (and others not so much). |
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Ripening (R) | VOY J/C |
This is my most recent excursion into J/C-dom (recent being 2005). It's a way post Endgame look at this couple, and it's from Chuckle's POV--I really didn't like what they did to his character. |
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They All Fall Down (PG-13) | TOS S/Ch |
This story rose very quickly to the top twenty and is one of my more recent ventures in Spock/Chapel. Nice to know there's still a market for this ship--the very first Trek ship I wrote in. I wasn't sure I'd find a new way to spin these two, but I guess I did. |
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Clean Hands, Broken Hearts (PG-13) | DC Comics SM/WW |
Set during Infinite Crisis, this is my way of dealing with what they were doing to Diana and how sanctimonious they were making her so-called best friends when they turned their backs on her. Also, it's wish fulfillment. I've quit reading DC since I wrote this--Infinite Crisis did me in--but I still love my versions of SM/WW and BM/WW (and occasionally SM/BM/WW). |
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And V'Ger Makes Four (R) | TOS K/S/Ch |
The fourth in the Kirk/Spock/Chapel series. The threesome takes on Star Trek: The Motion Picture. |
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Dream Until Your Dream Comes True (R) | TOS S/Ch |
What if you got the guy, and it wasn't good? This is wicked dark. And probably what happens if you listen to "Dream On" over and over and over... I particularly like the version by Fisher--if you have it, or the classic version, slap it on while you read this. |
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Nurse (PG-13) | TOS K/Ch |
The first story in the Occupations series. I wanted to follow canon in this one, take a look at Chapel's diverse career over the course of the series/movies, and see if I could fit the Kirk/Chapel dynamic into the whole thing while staying in the lines. It was so much fun. |
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Dregs (PG-13) | TOS K/Ch |
Some stories are straightforward things--plot, dialogue, going somewhere. Others come out more like poems. The language almost seems more important than where it goes. This story was like that for me. It's part of a larger series that includes Never and Always Touching and Touched, which seems to live near the top of this list. |
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Handmaidens of Divine Whimsy (PG-13) | DC Comics Elseworlds |
This goes with the Elseworlds book, JLA: Act of God. I didn't like a lot of that story, and this is my attempt to make what they did (to Diana especially) a bit more palatable--at least to me. I stuck with canon as far as the major pieces, but I played with the rest--and some supporting characters made out like bandits. I don't think you have to have read the comic to get this. |
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Excavating for a Mine (R) | TOS S/Ch |
This story was a look at what would happen if Spock and Chapel were really damaged when they came together. It's nasty (in every sense of that word) but still very fun. One of my favorite Spock/Chapel stories. |
Button, Button (PG-13) - This one is out there. I was playing when I wrote it, but it's not light. This is one that seems to have fallen off the radar despite being on the new page, so I'm going to highlight it here.
Choices (PG) - Because it's a very different view of Saavik.
Confessions of a Construct (PG) - Antonia? Where the hell did they get her?
Excavating for a Mine (R) - This story was a look at what would happen if Spock and Chapel were really damaged when they came together. It's nasty (in every sense of that word) but still very fun. One of my favorite Spock/Chapel stories. (Note - this has moved up to the top thirty--I guess this page works.)
Lessons (PG-13) - This is me trying to understand why Ruth was the one Kirk conjured up on the Shore Leave planet.
Not in the Nest (R) - What would make Kirk break his rule about not on his ship? A Kirk/Chapel story that I'm unduly partial to.
Parallels and Intersections (PG-13) - This is one of my personal favorites in the Kirk/Chapel standalones. It starts from early in the five-year mission and runs through STV. It was a total bitch tracking canon this way, but in the end I thought it made for a satisfying story.
The Slayer Series (see the page link on the left navigation frame). It helps if you're a Buffy/Angel fan, but I know people who've enjoyed this series who didn't watch the other shows. I'm partial to the Lost Years part of the saga, but you sort of need to read from the beginning to understand that.
Snowflakes (PG-13) - I love this Kirk/Chapel story for the silly humor and the sweet, tired energy of these two in this outing. One of my favorite outings for this pairing.
Stardust (PG-13) - (Sometime after "The Cage") Because haven't we all loved the thought of Pike and Number One?
Trekki's Stories (see the page link on the left navigation frame). She's hilarious when she wants to be. Chilling at other times.
Uneasy Alliances (R) - This is new and doing quite well for a just-posted story. It's structure is experimental, and it's not exactly a Spock/Chapel story, despite having elements of that. Those who've liked it, really loved it. (People run hot or cold on this one--no middle ground.) It was inspired by the format of the movie 11:14.
Gee Whiz! (PG-13) - ENT - This parody worked well when I still liked the show, even better once I gave it up. Think Mad Magazine or a Saturday Night Live skit.
Someone to Watch Over Me (PG-13) - TNG - Because Picard/Crusher touched me. Even if I couldn't come up with a happier situation to write about. A few small Nemesis spoilers.
Extended Absence (R) DEAD LIKE ME - This story is new and my only outing into this fandom. I loved trying to hit George's and Rube's voices, and keeping faithful to the hilariously cynical yet sweet moments in this wonderful, if short-lived, show.
Gravity BUFFY - It's on the Buffy/Angel Other Stories page. A series written between the end of fifth season and start of the sixth, speculating on how things would go after the traumatic finale of The Gift. I still think this would have been tons more fun than what Joss did. Sorry, Joss. You're my god and all, but there you go.
Firely/Serenity stories - Because hitting these voices is damned hard, and I think they're nailed here. Two Firefly stories: Downtime and Playing with Fire take place after the series but before the movie. They've got some nice Mal/Inara moments, and another unexpected (at least to me) pairing. The movie inspired an operative story, The Road to Heaven is Paved in Blood, and a Zoe story that I really love, Old Soldiers Never Die. They're all on the Firefly page.
Immortal Beloved - The Scenes in Between (PG-13) - DC COMICS - In Action Comics #761, Wonder Woman and Superman were stuck in Asgard for one thousand years. They didn't give us much of those years, so this is my take on it. (Text in italics is from the comic, as is a small bit of dialogue near the end. The rest is my interpretation of how this might have gone...) I stayed in the lines, which meant I had to work like a dog to explain how Supes can ignore Wonder Woman for that long and still have a libido.
Legacy of War (PG-13) - M*A*S*H - I only ever do Hawkeye/Margaret, so nothing new there. But this one is, I think, the best. Or maybe just the most fleshed out? I took my time with this one.
Many Forms (PG-13) - X-FILES - The last seasons were odd enough, then throw in the pregnancy. The one good thing--all Scully's men milling around. Ready to lend a hand--or not.
Not Done Yet (PG) - ANGEL - Not Fade Away post-ep. Because we can't just leave them like that...can we?
The Sea King and the Amazon Princess Series DC COMICS - At the bottom of the DC Comics page. It's a series that covers the primary romantic relationships in Wonder Woman's life from a variety of POVs. The events happen around the time of the Our Worlds at War and Obsidian Age arcs. You don't have to be familiar with these arcs to get the story.
She Slays Vampires, Doesn't She? (PG) - BUFFY - The sixth season was a downer. I had to poke fun to have fun.
The Trinity Series DC COMICS - Near the bottom of the DC Comics page. It's a series that starts out silly but quickly turns serious. What if the Trinity of Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman really was? What if it expanded? Some folks love this series, others have problems with the directions the characters go. But it tends to spark a reaction of some kind. Mature themes.
Under the Influence (PG-13) - M*A*S*H - This is a favorite, possibly one of the most powerful stories I've done--certainly the most unflinching. It's about two very damaged people looking for salvation--or just a handhold.
Waiting for the Sun (PG) - DC COMICS - I love exploring the Trinity, and their friendship and what they mean to each other. What they bring to each other. This one isn't nasty, it's more...sweet and sad. And it's written in omniscient, which I don't do much. There is a PG-13 sequel, Letting the Light In.