#the gift (voyager)

[bumblingbabooshka]

Trans Tuvok who did the Vulcan equivalent of taking the ‘a’ off the end of his name. Redraw: X Patreon | Ko-fi

[geekysteven]

[hawkp]

[featherdusterbelphie]

"I wish I could make this moment last forever, but... that's not possible. Our time in this dream is limited. I believe we're about to wake up.

...See you soon, MC."

- Solomon, Bon Voyage Event 2024

[carpe-dulcis-solis]

i love my small and ever-growing collection of Star Trek memorabilia! in no particular order we have:

A t-shirt with McCoy's face on it and the text 'Are You Out of Your Vulcan Mind?!' written underneath it. a favourite of mine, i wear it way too often

My Star Trek mug with Spock and Kirk on it that has the quote of 'It's life, but not as we know it' written below them. thank god they got the proper quote (idk if i wrote the proper quote but its on there!)

a Voyager VHS tape that was upcycled into a light. legit the coolest thing i have ever owned and well worth the 8 quid i spent on it

a limited edition Deep Space 9 VHS tape which has Emissary and a behind the scenes hosted by Terry Farrell on it. has a cool little booklet inside of it with Sisko's face on it that has some funky information on the show and the characters/actors. very neat, and it only cost me like 3 quid

my 3 Star Trek books (i currently own Grounded, Dreams of the Raven and The Price of the Phoenix). only read DotR so far but can't wait to read the other two when i get the time

[curator-on-ao3]

Yeah, I can believe the fanon that Jack Ransom had a poster of Una Chin-Riley on his bedroom wall when he was growing up.

But you know who had that same poster?

Kathryn Janeway, that’s who.

[missmungoe]

The ineffable and ever-mysterious Cover Anon, who's gifted me not one but five fic covers for Shanties, has done it again, with the most stunning cover for my recently completed Mnemosyne, this time by the brilliant Checheven.

I am beyond words. What an incredible gift after finishing this fic.

[rosalie-starfall]

Chief Engineer B’Elanna Torres

Star Trek: Voyager - Juggernaut 

[angrywarrior69]

It's time for the annual cathexis/heroes and demons hair appreciation for my birthday

[jeandejard3n]

Star Trek: The Next Generation | Ambient Music

[brokehorrorfan]

The Last Voyage of the Demeter will be released on Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital on October 17 via Universal. The 2023 horror film is based on a chapter from Bram Stoker's Dracula.

André Øvredal (Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, The Autopsy of Jane Doe) directs from a script by Bragi F. Schut (Escape Room) and Zak Olkewicz (Bullet Train). Corey Hawkins, Aisling Franciosi, Liam Cunningham, David Dastmalchian, and Javier Botet star.

Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by director André Øvredal and producer Bradley J. Fischer

Alternate opening with optional commentary by André Øvredal and Bradley J. Fischer

8 deleted scenes with optional commentary by André Øvredal and Bradley J. Fischer

From the Pits of Hell: Dracula Reimagined featurette with the creatives behind the film

Evil is Aboard: the Making of the Last Voyage of the Demeter featurette with cast and crew

Dracula & the Digital Age featurette with visual effects supervisor Brad Parker and more

A terrifying new addition to the Dracula legend, The Last Voyage of the Demeter chronicles the doomed journey of a merchant ship ferrying 50 mysterious wooden crates from Carpathia to London. As they set sail, the crew soon discover they are not alone on board: at night they are stalked by a hidden passenger whose monstrous thirst for blood turns the trip into a harrowing nightmare of tension, terror and unfathomable evil.

Pre-order The Last Voyage of the Demeter.

[bumblingbabooshka]

Headcanon that Seven of Nine and Naomi actually find Neelix’s cooking to be fine because it’s the only food they’ve ever eaten/their first introduction to food and when they get to Earth everyone’s so excited to show them Alpha quadrant foods but neither of them likes anything they’re offered very much. Seven doesn’t really care either way except that she has to get used to a whole new palette and Naomi likes the obvious (Ex: candy, cake) but frequently complains that nothing tastes ‘right’. Naomi: -pushing away a slice of pizza- I don’t like it... Tom: You’re kidding me. You don’t like pizza? Naomi: It doesn’t taste right! Make it how Neelix used to. Tom: You want me to put gerhalorian beets and yuk mushrooms in the sauce so it congeals into a lumpy, slightly sour mess? Is that what you want, Naomi? Naomi: Yeah :(  I want Naomi and Icheb to work tirelessly together on a side project for years until finally doing it - being able to communicate clearly with those in the Delta quadrant! Icheb uses it to speak to the other borg children (now adults) and Naomi immediately uses it to call Neelix and ask him to find the nearest time portal and toss a big box of leola root into it. She’s been craving it for years! No one told her the Alpha quadrant didn’t have leola root, she wouldn’t have gone otherwise!

[giffingthingsss]

If any being felt emotions of benevolence towards me…for that one creature’s sake I would make peace with the whole kind. 

[thevelaryons]

The trap was neatly set. 

[thyminell]

Gift exchange for @captainkjaneway1 ! Also thanks to @startrekwintergiftexchange for hosting this!

The prompt I did was Janeway/Torres in the past so I did Discovery!

Live Michael Reaction

[oldshrewsburyian]

In spiraling back into my Persuasion feelings (never far from the surface tbqh), I realized something. However surprised the crew of Captain Wentworth’s ship may be at the presence of a woman on board (his categorical objections to same being almost as famous as the man himself) I think it fairly inevitable that they will come to love Anne. Not all of them, perhaps, and certainly not all at once. After all, she is small and fine-boned and unmistakably, well, womanly. She is quite unlike the formidable Mrs. Croft, for instance. A strange and anomalous presence she is. In the early weeks, I expect they are waiting for the first complaint, or the first explosion, only to find that neither comes. Instead, it turns out that this delicate-seeming creature actually likes the sea. This is perhaps the most fundamental shared experience that binds seamen together, and it tips suspicion towards curiosity. When it is established that Anne is good at reading weather, and intelligent at listening to reports about it, curiosity ripens into trust. She never forgets anything she is told about sweethearts and wives and parents and siblings, children and pasts abandoned on the shore.

Anne is, I imagine, inexpressibly relieved by the establishment of amicable relations. Her husband is gratified, but less surprised. After all, from his perspective, undying devotion is the proper response to Anne Elliot, and sailors are a good and rational set of men. What, therefore, could be more natural?