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Over 10 years ago I created this site as an opportunity for myself and others who wish to publish fan fiction to be able to do so. If anyone has a piece they would like to add to this website please introduce yourself first via our Contact page. I'm always on the lookout for new, quality Star Trek Fan Fiction to publish here, and I'm certain my fellow Trekkers are hungry for new fiction to immerse themselves in! For years I have been writing novels in my spare time largely for the fun of it. However, like any writer, all I have desired to do is share my work with others. I know I'm not alone in this desire. Over the years, I've been joined by some awesome authors: MD Bruffy, Glenn Maitland, Rosemary Tyler-Perry, WCS Marsh and others - there are too many to mention. Now, you can read and explore works in a manner that is professional and is not entailed to anyone. If an idea takes us somewhere - we go. So, if you're a frustrated writer and you have some awesome Star Trek fiction to share, just look to the Submission Criteria page and then forward your gem to me. If successful, you'll see your work produced in a professional manner that you would expect with a book of the shelf. LL&P

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Hi guys! I'm still currently making sure everything on the website is working the way it should I appreciate your patience as I continue to rebuild. All I can say is: thank goodness I finally fixed the YouTube links issue. Yay! If you like TFF, don't forget to tell your friends! In an attempt at being transparent, it costs me a fair amount each month to keep this website up and running and, as I'm on a disability pension, it's always an ouch to my budget when I get the bill. If anyone would like to help me with the upkeep of this site, you can donate here: Donate by PayPal. Please consider donating to keep this site running so we can all enjoy the benefits of good, quality Star Trek Fan Fiction. The names of donors will be added to this box as they are made.
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Star Trek: Yesterday’s Enterprise – The Plague

by W.C.S. Marsh

Categories: Novels


Blurb

When contact is lost with the research vessel SS Lenore, Captain Rachel Garrett and the crew of the Enterprise-C are dispatched to investigate. What they find is impossible: a ship still under power, still on course… and utterly devoid of life.

As Garrett and her officers dig deeper, the mystery only grows darker. Strange cold spots, missing time, hallucinations, and mounting fear spread through the crew as an invisible threat moves silently from ship to ship. Somewhere between science and nightmare lies the truth—and if Garrett cannot uncover it in time, the Enterprise may become another ghost ship drifting through the stars.
Set in the shadowed frontier of Yesterday’s Enterprise, The Plague is a tense Star Trek tale of dread, loss, and survival at the edge of the unknown.


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An Idiot’s Guide to Gunboat Diplomacy

by Sam Redfeather

Categories: Novels


Blurb

An Idiot’s Guide to Gunboat Diplomacy plunges readers into the turbulent heart of the Federation’s shifting frontier, where diplomacy is often backed by the threat of photon torpedoes. Captain Nandi Trujillo and the crew of the USS Reykjavík find themselves at the sharp end of Starfleet’s new paradigm—balancing the ideals of peace with the realities of covert Klingon expansion, pirate raids, and political intrigue.

When a distress call from a besieged colony draws Reykjavík into a web of deception, Trujillo must navigate not only hostile raiders and Klingon subterfuge, but also the burdens of command and the cost of loyalty. As alliances fracture and the spectre of war looms, the crew face impossible choices—where the line between soldier and diplomat blurs, and honour is as fragile as a starship’s shield.

Packed with sharp dialogue, tense starship battles, and a cast of memorable officers, this Star Trek-inspired adventure explores the price of peace, the meaning of duty, and the personal sacrifices demanded by leadership at the edge of the galaxy.



Editor’s Comments

An excellent book by the acclaimed Star Trek fan fic author Sam Redfeather in his amazing Reykjavik series, I highly recommend it. Full of fascinating characters, some new and others familiar faces, Sam never ceases to bring us interesting ideas and edge-of-your-seat excitement. I not only recommend this story, but his entire series. Must read ST fiction!


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