DEEP SPACE NINE

A crew who builds themselves as they rebuild a shattered, yet beautiful world. A wormhole that leads where no one has gone before, a gateway sacred to the planet's people, yet opening onto enemy and friend alike.

This is DS9 as I pictured it. Unfortunately, the powers that be at the studio don't see it the same way. Let's just say I stopped watching the show over "Creative Differences."

My friend Tony has a page that I have come to agree with. He hates the series, and clearly lists why. My friend Richard Pugh, former "producer" of Star Trek: Rhiannon, also shares my opinion. In fact, we both got burned out at the same time, for much the same reasons.

I no longer write Trekfic, and I no longer even LIKE the universe, but I maintain this small archive of my work. One story, "Compatibility Factor," was voted among "best of the net" in one survey.

One warning: I am a shameless Julian Bashir and Jadzia Dax fan, and a couple of these stories feature them in a romantic entanglement. (Yes, damn it, I know about Worf - and I can say with experience that I'd rather have teeth pulled than watch that wedding episode. With getting teeth pulled, there's at least good painkillers involved). All the stories are set in one universe, so whatever I write for DS9 must have some continuity with my other stories. It's just a "thing" with me.

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Fanfic:

• "The Inheritance" The night before the Joining Ritual, Jadzia and Curzon start to forgive each other.
  
• "Hindsight" An accident in the Wormhole sends a younger version of Benjamin Sisko and an older version of Julian Bashir back to DS9, along with their "current" counterparts.
  
• "Clockwork" - Dr. Soran comes to DS9, and he has a nasty surprise for Julian.
• "Compatability Factor" As an Initiate, Jadzia was arranged to be wed, by order of the Symbiosis Commission, to another Initiate named Teldar. Now, she is being ordered to honor that arrangement, but is she truely willing? For that matter, why has Julian become so silent and sad all of sudden?
  
• "The First Tile" (Sequel to "Compatability Factor") - Deep Space Nine recieves word from Trill. Buildings have neened bombed, the computer grids have been hacked into, and a popular senator's ship has been destroyed. All of it appears to be the work of the Dominion. But when they arrive, they find a truth far worse than the Dominion, and for the troubled Jadzia Dax, the true battle is within herself.
  
• NOTE: This story serves as the "launching point" for the fan-written Star Trek series called Star Trek Rhiannon.

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