Kira's attempt to contact the Ascendants goes disastrously wrong.

Episode 12 - the second half of my big mid-season two-parter, following on from episode 11, "Harmony."

Download the full PDF here - 10x12 - "Heresy" (part 2 of 2) Enjoy!

The DS9 crew make plans for the upcoming Ascendant assault.

Here comes part 2 of my 3-part season finale, 10x21 "Into the Fire."

Bashir's secret mission comes to an end, and not everyone will survive.  

Next up is 10x19 - "Reset"

As the numbers suggest, we are now into the final four episodes of the season.

Which means that, if I may be so bold, **** gets real. Enjoy!

While Grand Nagus Rom visits DS9, Gaila and Brunt make plans together.

Now, as you may know, this is in fact an already officially published story, written by professional author David A MacIntee. I chose to include it in my season because it fits perfectly timeline-wise (the text explicitly states it takes place over the year following KRAD's Satisfaction Is Not Guaranteed, which I adapted as episodes 11 and 12 of season 9), and because it provides me with another at least semi-comedic story in what is really a pretty heavy set of episodes.

The story as adapted is almost identical to David's original, albeit definitely abridged. I lay no claim to the original storyline, dialogue or scene descriptions, which come almost entirely from David's story and are his intellectual property. I have, however added my own subplots to further my own arcs for the season. All the station-bound parts of this episode are my own work, except for the very last scene which is also from David's original and inspired that station-bound subplot.

As to the legality of uploading another person's story to the boards for free perusal, I asked for and received David's explicit permission to do so, provided that he have last say over the content, which is his right. It was extremely generous of him to do so, and I am very grateful. I have enjoyed all of David's work that I have read, and definitely recommend that anyone who enjoys this go and buy one of his books. The story on which this episode is based, Reservoir Ferengi, originally appears in the Seven Deadly Sins collection, available here.

All that said, onto the episode. As usual the PDF can also be downloaded here 10x17 - Reservoir Ferengi. Enjoy!

The return of the Even Odds brings revelations and hard choices.

Hello all - here we go with Episode 14. This carries on directly from the end of ep 13, although I wouldn't call them a two-parter necessarily. It also incorporates a scene from the DS9-R novel Rising Son by SD Perry, something I found necessary to do because it was a scene I'd cut out of my much abbreviated adaptation of Rising Son for my own season 8 screenplays, but which turned out to be necessary for the story of this ep. If that makes any sense.

The PDF can be downloaded here: 10x14 "Against the Odds".

Season 1, Episode 5:

By the Earth calendar, Christmas Day is just around the corner. But as 2374 draws to a close, three of the USS Lambda Paz crewmembers are down in the dumps about the problems in their own lives and are reminded of the true meaning of the holiday.

The crew is forced to confront Taran'atar's recent problems.  

Here we go with episode 10! Download the full PDF file here: 10x10 - "In Two Minds"

Malic of the Orion Syndicate returns to reclaim Treir from Quark's bar.  

Episode 8 is available as a full downloadable PDF here - 10x08 - "Property Values". Enjoy!

On a post-war Cardassia on the cusp of recovery, Garak makes a remarkable discovery.

Episode 6 - available as full PDF download here 10x06 - "The Dream Box"

To explain, this is not the stage play as written by Andrew J Robinson. I've never read that or seen it. But I decided to use the title because my episode does incorporate what I assume must have happened in that story, along with a few other bits and pieces from here and there. In some cases I specifically referenced other works to craft my story; in others I actually came up with the idea independently but then discovered after the fact that someone else had already done a similar idea. I've made sure to credit where credit is due. Those inspirations include:

• Star Trek: The Lost Era: Well of Souls by Ilsa J. Bick
• “Glories of the Hebitians” by Michael Jan Friedman, appearing in Star Trek: New Worlds, New Civilizations
• “The Calling” by Andrew J Robinson, appearing in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Prophecy and Change

Old friends return to the station just as others gets ready to leave.

Full PDF download available at 10x04 - Easy Come, Easy Go