Stories from the "Movie Era"
("Star Trek: The Motion Picture" to "Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country")

• 2287

  • Builder's Trials
    by Michael Layne: The U.S.S. Yeager prepares to go out on her Builder's Acceptance Trials. Little does her crew know that an experimental warp drive system is actually the least of their problems. (146K)

• 2288

  • Tested to Destruction
    by Michael Layne: An abject lesson (yes we spelled that right) in why you should never go off to dinner and leave your janitor in charge of the ship, especially when a renegade virus is loose in your main computer and the janitor's mop has a higher security rating than he does! (27K)

  • Pleasure
    by Michael O'Brien: The crew of starship U.S.S. Pathfinder is awarded a rare shore leave on Wrigley's Pleasure Planet, the Original Series version of Risa. Of course, mayhem ensues when an unseen enemy takes the chance to perform a pre-emptive strike; and Grin'elle Kriet's solution is to call in anime's notorious Dirty Pair! (This story forms part of the "Multiverse Cycle" and contains some adult themes.) (51K)

  • Past Present
    by Tom Monaghan & Michael O'Brien: In which we find out just where Grin'elle Kriet obtained that TARDIS time machine he pretends not to have, and Ty Dujhar overthrows his first government. (This story forms part of the "Multiverse Cycle".) (56K)

  • Music From the Heart of Space
    by Michael O'Brien: April Vincent and Athene Graham join the Batron, the rogue artificial intelligence Max Dreadnought saves the day, and the Batron visits Megazone 19. (This story forms part of the "Multiverse Cycle".) (154K)

• 2289

  • BATRON and the Beast
    by Jerry Conner: The crew of the Yeager find themselves tangled up in the machinations of Robert Heinlein's Circle of Orobouros, with predictably unpredictable results (170K)

• 2290

  • Shadows of Starfleet
    by Michael O'Brien: On a mission to secure cell samples for Athene Graham's new body, Grin Kriet arrives unwillingly in the techno-magical shadows of Seattle, circa 2051. The last person he expected to find there was April Vincent... (This story forms part of the "Multiverse Cycle".) (104K)

• 2292

  • Ripples
    by Jerry Conner: Klingon honor, Federation honor, and a tale adapted from a true story of a local paramedic's adventure. (17K)

• 2295

  • The Long Way Home
    by Tom Monaghan: Ty'elle Dujhar's double, Nikol'elle Dujhar, shows up in the Neutral Zone in a twenty-year-old cold-sleep probe in a tale which bounces between three generations. (77K)

Stories from the "Next Generation"
("Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", and "Star Trek: Voyager")

• 2364

  • Breaking the Fall
    by Michael O'Brien: The "Multiverse Cycle" ends in an armageddon tied in with TNG's episode "Yesterday's Enterprise." An alternate version of Enterprise-E shows up, and several old favorites return. (In the 'official' Batron timeline, this story causes itself never to occur!) (101K)

• 2370

  • Prime Concerns
    by Ed Philibin: The Prime Directive looks great on paper, but there are times when everything rides on the judgement of a single Starfleet officer - which is as it should be. (26K)