Blue Champagne
The Image Series
Afterimage [Bashir] After Miles O'Brien's ordeal in the DS9 episode "Hard Time", we find his recovery's progress has hit another serious snag. Dr. Julian Bashir undertakes to find out what it might be. PG-13
Graven Image [Bashir] Miles is a little rocked by his experience of mutual attraction with Major Kira, who is carrying his and Keiko's baby. He'd been feeling a bit...unsettled by it all to begin with--natural enough, of course--but when his nightmares of Argratha start recurring--with a not-entirely-unexpected- twist--Keiko comes to see Julian. Miles, after all the progress he's made, seems, in some ways, to be relapsing into his Argrathi-provoked condition. R-NC-17
In Another Life [Bashir, Keiko] This one can actually be read alone; there are only a few references to "Afterimage" and "Graven Image" in it, and they're self-explanatory. This is the first of these M/Js I've tried writing from Miles's point of view, or in this case more than one Miles, so be warned. Our favorite DS9 engineer is exposed to a quantum filament similar to the one that had Worf bouncing all over the realm of quantum possibility in the TNG episode "Parallels"; but this one, being artificially generated, closes before the solution that returned Worf and his parallel counterparts to their own realities can be implemented. PG-13
Shattered Image [Bashir] Julian is a little rocked himself due to his unexpected and widespread reputation as a genetically engineered human. Miles and Keiko, and their entire family, up to and including Yoshi and Major Kira, undertake to help him over the worst of the transition. R
Sleep [Bashir] This is a somewhat melancholy canon-oriented short dealing with how incredibly affected and upset Julian was during "A Time to Stand", the second of the "Call to Arms" triple ep when we lost something like ninety-five percent of the Seventh Fleet to the Dominion. I'm thinking that despite their own worries, his closest friends might have been concerned enough for him to step in and help... G
Breathe [Bashir] This, like the above two, is a stand-alone, a much more straight-ahead hurt/comfort than is usually my wont. Very dark, but no explicit scary scenes. Julian, for no reason Miles can fathom, has taken off in an attempt to rescue Mila from Dukat's people--and wound up in a situation even Garak wouldn't try to take on. Miles would, though--and, with a ship loaded with enough armament and equipment to wage war against an entire primitive- warp-capability civilization, takes off, sans any sort of permission, to break Julian out of the Cardassian base at Alur Six. PG-13
The Pride of Lions [Bashir, Keiko] Here goes: The Intendant has kidnapped Ezri from our universe for several nefarious purposes; Julian convinces Sisko to let him be the one to try and retrieve her, since Julian has an in with Smiley, having been the one whose pep talk convinced Smiley to try escaping his tame-theta position. While there, Julian meets Captain Bashir, who assists him in the rescue attempt due to the fact that Ezri carries Jadzia's memories--and Capt. B. can't abide the thought of leaving even so little of Jadzia in the hands of the Intendant. Julian assumes that his double was never genetically enhanced, which turns out to be untrue; he was not, however, enhanced in the same areas Julian was, and our Julian undertakes to help him cope in such a way that he won't have to be quite such a stone bastard to everybody, eventually bringing him home for concentrated medical attention. Mirror Keiko, a former friend, then associate, of Capt. B., comes too. Owing to the severity with which Fleet frowns on traffic between quantum universes-- Worf's disastrous trip being the worst-known example, after Data finished writing his paper about it--Julian and his counterpart are forced to settle on an improbable, maybe impossible, course of action...when they fall solidly and completely in love. NC-17
Diavolessa
Thus Anew To Greet [Bashir] Subtle changes in Kira's attitude toward the good Doctor... PG
The Expense of Spirit Dax and Sisko get nekkid a little too casually. NC-17
Janis Cortese
The Delightful Education of Julian Bashir Julian Bashir has a very erotic encounter with a mysterious traderwoman from the matrifocal planet Ishtar who chooses him as a pupil. NR
joan the english chick
Basic Training [Bashir] At Starfleet Academy, a hardwon bet. NC-17
Silver Linings [Bashir] PWP. NC-17
Command Decisions PWP. NC-17
Macedon
Orfeo When Bajor hosts an interstellar music festival, to which a very unusual star singer is invited, Jake must face questions about friendship, manhood and culture, as well as freedoms of belief. NR
Eye of the Storm (sequel to Orfeo) This story is a sequel to the DS9 episode, "Nor the Battle to the Strong," as well as to "Orfeo." R
Anslem (sequel to Eye of the Storm) Eleven years after his abrupt, late-night departure, Salene reappears in Jake's life. He finds a twenty-nine-year-old Jake whose writing career is beginning to blossom even while his private life is falling apart.
Mark Russel Stanley
The Racquetball Game [Bashir] Garak has one too many naughty impulses regarding that little silver outfit Julian wears to his games. R
Happy Holidays Bashir shows Garak the joys of Christmas. Garak is unimpressed. PG
In The Dark [Bashir] Missing scene for In Purgatory's Shadow/By Inferno's Light. Garak is suffering from the physical effects of fighting his claustrophobia. Bashir helps. PG
Home (sequel to In The Dark) Garak and Bashir are home after the events of "In Purgatory's Shadow" and "By Inferno's Light". NC-17
Secrets (sequel to Home) Julian Bashir has been hiding a little secret. Major spoilers for "Dr. Bashir, I Presume". PG
Tease Garak invades Bashir's spy holoprogram again after the episode "Our Man Bashir". (No real spoilers.) R
Shakespeare Garak and Bashir spend an afternoon in. G
Dear Garak Months after the series finale, "What You Leave Behind," Julian Bashir writes a letter to Garak. G
Postscript
Julian reflects on his life after many years. PG
Nostalgia
People Like You AU - Bashir joins Section 31. PG
The Snowleopard
Isolation Bashir spends five (or was it seven?) days in Isolation in Internment Camp 371. Occurs immediately before "In Purgatory's Shadow." PG-13
Jerusalem This story is an answer to an ASC challenge from Spring 1998: "What if the Dominion won the War?" It occurs after "A Call to Arms." In this story, the events in "A Time to Stand" never happen. R
Render To Caesar In this future (alternate?) ending to '"Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges," Bashir finally takes a stand regarding Sloan and Section 31 (some spoilers for the end of the episode). This one is short, the way all kiss-offs should be. I began this as the end credits were rolling for "Inter Arma...", finished and posted it two hours later. PG
Triage Following the evacuation of the survivors from the siege at AR-558, Bashir and Nog end up on a crowded hospital ship. Set early in Season Seven, between 'The Siege of AR-558' and 'It's Only a Paper Moon'. Some spoilers for those eps. Occurs a year after "In Coventry". Rated for violence and graphic images of war trauma. R
Viridian
Dodge [Bashir] After Julian's past catches up with him, Garak is even more intrigued... PG-13
Drama (sequel to Dodge) Will the real Julian Bashir please stand up? Does Julian even know where he is? R
