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Saturday, 4 December 2010

NEW!! Chapters 4 And 5 of "Star Trek: Screaming Rebel" by Mr. Doug Kulp.

Ranger-Class starship © Paul S. Cargile (1998)

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I have a question for you. I wanna know your thoughts. Which race(s) would attack the Federation in the 2380's?

• The Klingons? I don't personally know. It would be possible, but why could they start a war against The Federation. A new head of the High Council? I actually like the idea of Klingon/Federation peace.
• The Romulans? Could they? Considering the events of "Star Trek XI" & The Dominion War, was that only a temporary alliance? Or does everyone agree with the plot of "Star Trek: Online"?
• The Jem'Hadar / Dominion? They're a warrior race, that's true. But why would they risk attacking the Federation again, considering their recent defeat? Just because they want to try again?
• The Breen. Possible threat? I don't personally know anything about the Breen. Only what's seen in Deep Space Nine.
• The Borg? So many Borg conflicts...
• Species 8472? Would they over-power the Federation?
• Kazon, Hirogen, or another Delta Quadrant faction? They discover a wormhole or bravely salvage components of defeated, or surplus/obsolete Borg vessels, and make their way to the Alpha Quadrant?
• A New Generation Of Maquis? A possible Federation civil war?

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Rating: 18+

Warning/Disclaimer: Explicit Sexual Content And Graphic Violence.

"Star Trek: Deep Seed 9" (Parts 1-to-3)

A "Star Trek:DS9" / "Simpsons" Crossover Written by Tuvok of WWOEC Forums.

WARNING: Explicit / Mature Content. Document Written + Published in MS Word. Parental Guidance Strongly Suggested.

RATING: NC-17 / 18+

[Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3]

Timeline: 2366 (Season 3 of "S.T.: TNG")

Authors: Jason K.Hauck and Amanda Cress of Heroine X Forums.

A modest exploratory vessel is diverted to assess the needs of a colony gone radio silent. The crew discovers a non-corporeal alien race of isolationists, (The Sree) that have taken the colony's inhabitants (descendants of the Sree's original Human contacts,) as the Federation's ambassadors. It becomes clear upon meeting the Belfast's away team, that the Vulcans weren't the *original* alien race to make First Contact.

Synopsis: I saw a post at Trek Writers Guild (in the "Work In Progress" Forum) from "Gabinka" (a.k.a. Philippe de la Matraque) about two story concepts. One a reverse Roswell story, where the crew of the Enterprise are the aliens, titled "Alien Us". And, an untitled Hoshi/Reed not-quite-shipper idea (which I'm calling "To Have And To Hold".) The gist of the second idea is that Hoshi & Reed (while on different continents,) develop a certain closeness during and/or immediately following a disaster that somehow parallels past experieces from pre-Enterprise (I assume, civilian) life. I decided I would give the Reed/Hoshi idea a try.

Author: R.W. Butler

*NEW*

A new contribution by Doug Kulp, Author of "Star Trek: Screaming Rebel". Doug is a recent defector from Trek Writers' Guild.

The Screaming Rebel is a civilian ship (280 metres in length, 70 metres depth and 110 metres wide,) with a quirky crew. Doug begins his adventure with Ezekiel Campbell, (or "Skipper" as he is frequently referred to,) formerly the C.O. of the Galaxy-Class U.S.S. Edison, but drummed-out of Starfleet for violating the Prime Directive. Much of "Samaritan's Dilemma" is focused on Ezekiel confronting the impact of this sin. He also has a midget chief engineer, a maid from a primitive culture, a farm boy, two cybernetic hackers, and even an Andorran Security officer who fancies himself an Elvis Impersonator. This should be an interesting crew to keep an eye on.

[Samaritan's Dilemma, Part 1]

[Samaritan's Dilemma, Part 2 (Commission)]

[Samaritan's Dilemma, Part 3 (Soul Overboard)]

[Part 4: "The Prime Directive, Challenged"]

[Part 5: "The Voice Of Memories]

[The Screaming Rebel (Series Bible / Tech Manual)]

[Samaritan's Dilemma, Part 4. (Withhold Not Good From Those To Whom It Is Due)]

Author: Doug Kulp.

["Star Trek: Vonnegut" (Beyond Heaven's River)]

Story prologue that eventually evolved into the "Exeter" story. James T. Kirk is cajoled from quasi-retirement to command a frankenstein fleet Osiris-Class (TNG Relaunch Era NX-Class-meets-Miranda-Class) cruiser, the U.S.S. Vonnegut intended to bolster the fleet, after significant Federation losses to Dominion & Borg incursions.

["Star Trek: Exeter"]

30 December 2383: Amidst bureaucratic confusion, old friends and family from the Enterprise and Deep Space 9 petition Cardassian authorities to rescue Thomas Riker from genetic experiments being performed on him by The Obsiddian Order on Lazon II. After he's granted clemency, He's then redeployed on a Kirov-Class border patrol ship. That cruiser is suddenly attacked, destroyed, & its' C.O. + crew left stranded on a nearby world. After being rescued from the site of his escape pod, Thomas is unexpectedly recruited by a desperate Starfleet Command as Kirk's newest First Officer. A follow-up to the "Star Trek: DS9" episode "Defiant".

["Star Trek: Damascus"]

6 November 2380: Captain Elise Donovan of the Loknar-Class (TMP Era Refit) gunship Damascus finds herself up against a resurrection of The Hur'q, an ancient race of would-be conquerors driven from The Klingon Empire a thousand years ago. Also, very recently encountered by the Sovereign-Class U.S.S. Sentinel and a Typhon-Class mobile headquarters.

(Please see, "Star Trek: Invasion")

["Star Trek: Vonnegut"]

2 July 2378: Captain Morgan Bateson and the crew of the Osiris-Class U.S.S. Vonnegut stumble-upon a discrete colony of long lost (sleeper ship-era) Humans that doesn't make any sense.

["Star Trek: Geneva"]

30 October 2380: A Starfleet Axis-Class border cutter (U.S.S. Geneva) is infiltrated by a member of Species 8472 whom has taken on the humanoid form of a deceased colonist from a tragically-downed Raven-Class transport.

Seriously. What The Fuck?

Credit: Image by Mad Martigan of STPMA.Net

Steamy adventures while on shore leave or while enjoying some rare downtime during a repair queue? This is the place to submit them.

Home-site to several anime (Power Ranger / Star Trek), among other (somewhat satirical) crossover fics.

• Piracy And Other Ventures
• Python Trek
• Door Repair Guy
• U.S.S. Bondar
• U.S.S. Frostfire
• U.S.S. Galaxy
• U.S.S. Ingrate
• U.S.S. Shadow
• U.S.S. Tolkien
• U.S.S. Animada
• U.S.S. Mariner
• U.S.S. Liberator
• "Star Trek: Dark Places"
• "Star Trek: Full Circle"

Author: Margaret Kipp

Author: Mriana.

Rating: PG13.

Captain Akeel Ahmad and the crew of the Miranda-Class U.S.S. Avenger (NCC 1864) track a sentient organic slime (ie: TNG's "Skin Of Evil" - Armus on Vagra II,) to DS9, whom escapes confinement on Proxima Science Station after a massive explosion. Takes place during Season 3 of "Star Trek: Deep Space 9".

Music Credit: Theme From "The Punisher". Special Thanks to Falconwings Films.

Author's Note: Screenplay In 4 Parts

Synopsis: Captain Richard Boswell of the U.S.S. Remington finds himself between a rock and a hard place. The Kellarians (two weeks from Idran in the Gamma Quadrant, located toward the Galactic Barrier) are fracturing into Civil War between a deeply-entrenched military-controlled government & a prospective up-&-coming civilian government. In the meantime, Boswell finds himself tempted to violate The Prime Directive after rescuing an injured radical from the Kellarian Homeworld in a severely damaged 'runabout'.

Author: Kevin W.

Calendar Date: 1 February 2383

Stardate: 60086.826