Charlene's Star Trek Fan Fiction

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Here's a list of my stories written since 2005 and a few I wrote before then. By clicking on them you verify that you are of an age to read such things in your part of the world and that you are not going to whine at me about either how depraved or how boring I am. These are fictional characters. The ones shown in sexual situations are all at least 18 years old; in fact, some have hairpieces that are over 18.

Majestic Disclaimer: Shockingly, I do not own Star Trek. Everything that belongs to Paramount or its parent and successor corporations is copyright by them, but the situations, plots, and original characters and locations belong to me.

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

General

• Close Your Eyes and Think of Cardassia. G. Bitter Ben peels potatoes. Written September 1998.
• Luck Be a Lady Tonight. PG. Bad luck dogs almost everyone one day on the station. Written October 2006.
• These Eyes. Quark/Neelix (yeah), PG. Written to piss off JA Ingram in January 2007.

Sisko/Bashir

• Amor tussisque non celantur. R. Julian Bashir finally makes it to a medical conference. Mayhem, gossip, betrayal, snogging, and snorted raktajino ensue. Written July 2006.
• Small Change. NC-17, AU. A Dominion victory 28 years in the future forces Q and the Prophets to change the course of history to prevent the destruction of the Federation. Sisko finds himself back on Deep Space Nine in a very different timeline. Written July-September 2006. Hella long.

Garak/Bashir

• Five G/B Drabbles. PG. Five drabbles inspired by Mark's incredible work. Written November 20, 2006.
• I Can Only Speak My Mind. PG-13, also Dukat/f. Garak almost dies in a Jem'Hadar attack but finds himself instead in a very strange alternate universe. Written April 2006.
• Martinus. PG. He told him, Julian don't go, Julian don't go! Written July 1, 2006.
• Sticky Wicket. What comes in a tube and facilitates bonding? Written August 6, 1998.
• Ulp. PG. Garak shocks the hell out of Julian. Written December, 2006?
• The Never Ending Sacrifice: A Garak/Bashir Mystery (by JA Ingram and Charlene). NC-17, AU. Garak investigates a message from the Gamma Quadrant and discovers his worst fears have been proved true. A sequel to JA Ingram's The Cheap Date and Sinless, both of which are also available on the author's Yahoo group. Written May 2007.

O'Brien/Bashir

Squirrel Suite

• Lord of the Squirrels. PG-13, character deaths. Julian helps Miles after Keiko's untimely death. Written February/March 2007.

Firefly Suite

• The Flash of a Firefly. NC-17, AU. The DS9 crew go back and mess around with the past again, but this time they don't get away so easily. Written March/April 2007.
• A Breath in the Wintertime. NC-17, AU, mpreg!. Julian and Miles deal with the repercussions of their decisions in The Flash of a Firefly. Written April 2007.
• The Shadow Across the Grass. NC-17, AU, also Jake/Ziyal. Character death. Dukat seals the wormhole; Julian has to figure out how to re-open it with the help of Joseph Sisko. Written November 2007 for NaNoWriMo.

Everything Else

• If I Fell. Star Trek: Voyager, Janeway/Tuvok, PG-13. Written as a reply to a silly challenge but turned out okay. Written February 17, 1998.
• The Good Goddess. Star Trek: The Original Series (movie era), Kirk/Spock, PG-13. Kirk and Spock are forced to take drastic measures when a Canopan religious ceremony is threatened. Originally written in November 2006 for the 2006 K/S Advent Calendar.
• The Great NVIATWAS Challenge. Various series, pairings, and ratings. Twelve drabbles from the ASCEML "NVIATWAS" challenge. Written January 2007.
• The Photonic Man. Voyager, Doc/f, PG. The Holodoc must survive once Voyager returns to earth 50 years after it left. Written February 1998, which is why it is at odds with the last few years of Voyager canon.
• Younger Men. Star Trek: The Next Generation, Troi/Wesley, NC-17. Troi gets her groove back. Written with some embarrassment July 2006.

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