The Peeps in the Dark
TOS: Kirk, Spock, Peeps: rated PG. (5K)
What evil truly lurks in that mining colony's tunnels?
Petrified Peeps
TOS: Kirk, Chekov, Peeps: drabble: rated PG. (1K)
This time Kirk gets to torture the Peeps, rather than the other way around.
Shanghai Shimmer
TOS: Kirk, Sulu, Uhura: rated PG. (21K)
Karate lessons give Uhura more confidence... perhaps too much more.
Tableau
TOS: Kirk, Peeps: rated PG. (6K)
Kirk tries to escape Peeps on a tropical planet.
A Bonnie Lass
TOS: Scotty: drabble: rated G. (1K)
Scotty contemplates the Enterprise-A.
**Second Place TOS General Drabble, 2005-06 ASC Awards**
The Trouble with Peeps
TOS: general humor: rated G. (4K)
Tribbles will eat anything, even Peeps.
Ode to a Ripped Shirt
TOS: Kirk: rated PG. (2K)
A shirtless Kirk sonnet. Need I say more?
**Second Place TOS Filk/Poem, 2004-05 ASC Awards**
Doomed Request
TOS: Kirk, Peeps: drabble: rated PG. (1K)
Kirk makes what seems a reasonable request.
Peeping Jim
TOS: Kirk, Peeps: drabble: rated PG. (1K)
Kirk tries to distract the author from Peeps stories. A sequel to "Doomed Request."
Scarlett's Conquest
TOS/Gone with the Wind xover: Kirk/Scarlett: rated PG. (24K)
A handsome captain crash-lands on Scarlett's plantation.
**First Place MIS Crossover, 2002-03 ASC Awards**
Werewolves of Vulcan
TOS: Uhura, Chapel: rated PG. (15K)
Uhura and Chapel decide to go for a moonlight hike during a shore leave on Vulcan. Not a good idea.
Also included is a filk of "Werewolves of London."
If Shakespeare Wrote Star Trek
TOS: general: rated PG. (3K)
A Star Trek adventure in iambic pentameter, complete with the obligatory alien strumpet for our dear Captain.
**Second Place TOS Challenge, 2000-01 ASC Awards**
Rock Candy
TOS: Kirk, McCoy, Horta: drabble: rated G. (1K)
Kirk finds an unorthodox way to help McCoy care for his Horta patient -- with Peeps, naturally.
**Second Place TOS Drabble, 2003-04 ASC Awards**
Not Logical
TOS/DS9: Spock & T'Pring: rated PG. (3K)
Spock has a chance meeting with T'Pring a hundred years later. This was inspired by Rabble Rouser's outstanding story "Sympathy for the Devil," which describes T'Pring's point of view and should be read before this story.
Song of the World's End
TOS: Spock: rated G. (7K)
"The Voyage Home" from the point of view of the male humpback whale, who wouldn't mind if humans became extinct. Spock has to convince him that Earth is worth saving.
