The struggle for LGBT rights, told in nine voices, from the early 1990s to the late 23rd century. They all have a stake in this; they all have a story. Title comes from a quote by Harvey Milk. Gen, OCs, eventual Kirk/Spock and Uhura/Chapel.

Written for the Awesome Ladies Ficathon, for the prompt "Star Trek, girl!Chekov /Sulu , Academy!era, 'Are you in'"

This is why they are who they are. Originally written for the Awesome Ladies Ficathon on LJ.

Written for the LGBT-fest prompt, "2907. Star Trek XI, Gaila/Uhura, Gaila gets sex, but not the human concept of sexual identity; Meanwhile, Uhura's queer identity is very important to her."

A tribute to the women of Star Trek in ten chapters. Because these ladies do not get nearly enough love. Possible slash/femslash. Final chapter posted.

Written for a prompt at LGBTfest on Livejournal. Gaila is bisexual; she's not sure why people on Earth assume that's both common and accepted among Orions, because in her experience it's neither. Gaila, T'Pring, mentions of Kirk, Uhura, and others.

Based on a chapter of my story Mixtape, in which there's a war, the Enterprise is gone, and Jim and Spock are fugitives on Vulcan II. The title and inspiration for this fic comes from My Chemical Romance's first album.

She had her mother's ears and her father's eyes. He has his mother's eyes and his father's ears. She has been through this before, and there are things she needs him to know. Gen, mentions of T'Pol/Tucker and events in Enterprise.

Perhaps this should make their friendship difficult, but instead they find it only makes it stronger. Uhura and Chekov, friendship fic.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that James T. Kirk is possibly a genius and definitely crazy. This truth is so well fixed in the minds of the admiralty that they would all kill him if they thought for a second they'd survive without him. Series,gen

"There has not been a documented hate crime on Terra in nearly fifty years," Spock says. "Yeah, well, try telling that to some pissed-off kids from a small town in the heartland." Kirk/Spock, Winona.

In which it's Memorial Day, Jim is still trying to deal with the fallout, and he gets a little help from a friend. Gen, character death.

In which I put my iPod on shuffle, give myself a 300-word limit, and see what kind of Spork-y drabble-ness results. IT'S DONE. LAST CHAPTER UP NOW.

In which everyone should be able to be comfortable with something about themselves, and Gaila proves it. Sort of Uhura/Gaila, if you want to read it that way. Also, crack.

"Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once." In which George is dead and his mother is left to pick up the pieces.

In which she isn't Gaila, and Jim can't bring himself to care. Gen, based on a deleted scene from the movie.

In which Sam is probably the only sane one out of all of them; also, in which he has been defined by other people his whole life, and how he stopped. Winona/George, Sam/Aurelan

Winona never forgot how to hit. Never forgot how to make it hurt. “You weren’t ever supposed to break like me. You weren’t ever supposed to need someone that much.” Mentions of Kirk/Spock.

In which Christine and Nyota celebrate Mother's Day with their family. Future!fic. Companion to "I am Freedom." Sort of. Title from "Thank You" by Led Zeppelin.

After the Narada incident, Nyota Uhura is heartbroken over Gaila's death. Christine Chapel is there to pick up the pieces, if Nyota will let her. Vague Uhura/Gaila, Uhura/Chapel pre-slash.

Translation: Honor and Love. They are eh't, a pair, connected. They are Romulus, and they will do what they must to save it. Her name is Mandana, wife of Nero. This is her story.

Vulcan, Translation to Terran English: Binary star, Definition: a double star whose members have a revolution round their common center of gravity. This, when it comes to Kirk and Spock, is disturbingly accurate.

In which Winona doesn't dream anymore, until Jim comes home. In which she knows how to deal with nightmares, but not this. Title from Anais Mitchell's "Song They Sang when Rome Fell".

In which the romantic comedies get everything wrong, it isn't about love, and Kirk tries to be a good friend and fails miserably. It's cracky. Really. Uhura/Gaila, sort of Kirk/Spock. Character death, but you probably already knew that.

In which Uhura means freedom, which basically informs her entire life, and in which she hits hard, because someone has to be sanity on the Enterprise and it might as well be her. Uhura/Gaila sort of , Uhura/Chapel, background Kirk/Spock

In which Gaila doesn't know what it feels like to mean the words "I love you"; how she learned, escaped her past, and discovered great art. Gaila/Uhura, pre-Kirk/Spock background

In which Spock helps T'Pring understand the nature of humanity and love, in a roundabout way. Kirk/Spock, T'Pring & Spock friendship

In which Jim Kirk is screwed up and a genius. In which he learns what to do with that. Kirk/Spock, background Chapel/Uhura, and featuring Winona, because I can't help it.

Winona knows what it means to be alone. And that tends to screw things up. Winona/George, Kirk/Spock

In which certain things really need to be said, Jim is in denial about his obvious love for Spock, and Bones decides he may need an alcohol IV drip to survive on board the Enterprise.

In which Bones is an alcoholic and a marriage counselor in that order , and for two geniuses Jim and Spock can be real idiots sometimes.

In which Spock believes he is about to die, and what happens when he doesn't.

Prequel to Solitude and Flying Paper Cranes. A moment between Batou and the Major set right after the episode "Ag2O." Rated T for language, just to be safe.

Batou/Motoko, semi-sequel to Solitude. Set after Solid State Society. Batou and the Major trying to reconnect. Rated T for language. Sorry for the title. It's really awful.

Misa's reflection on her life just before she dies. Oneshot, maybe Misa OOC? That's up to you.

A letter from Batou to the Major about her leaving, with some elements of Solid State Society and some of Innocence. Whether it's an actual letter or just Batou's thoughts is up to you. Rated T for some language.

Aren't angels supposed to wear white? Not according to Mouse. Oneshot about Mouse's last moments. My ideas of what he might have been thinking.

My first Matrix fic, so be gentle. Oneshot drabble about why Switch wears white. Rated T for language

Not a strictly 1984 fic, more of a mix of Ghost in the Shell, Orwell, and a little Philip K. Dick thrown in. It's about the loss of innocence and what humanity has become: we're more robotic than the robots. 6 Chapters, Complete.