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"Klingon to the Kor" (p.1-5) / Candace A. Wiggins

Kor gloats over killing off the Organians, Kirk and most of Rom'la by contaminating them with plague.

"Deathwatch" (p.6-12) / Candace A. Wiggins

Spock nurses his wife Christine through near-fatal illness.

"The Vulcanization of Beverly Grayson" (p.14-31) / Candace A. Wiggins

Amanda Grayson's adolescent sister visits her on Vulcan and must come to terms with Amanda's relationship to Sarek.

"To the Victor" (p.32-34, 46-49) / Candace A. Wiggins

Explores T'Pring's early years, the development of her attachment to Stonn, and the aftermath of their choice to challenge. After all her machinations, T'Pring is eagerly awaiting release from her father's home to her future with Stonn when she is informed of Stonn's death.

"The Injured Party" (p.35-36) / Candace A. Wiggins

Vignette postulating that The Commander (from "Enterprise Incident") engineered her kidnapping as part of her own plan.

"The Good Lord Comix" (p.39-41) / Candace A. Wiggins

Darth Vader cartoons.

"Typhoid Mary" (p.42-45) / Ann Bagley

The Enterprise finds the sole survivor of a planetary plague, who insists that she is already dead and commits suicide despite the successful development of a cure.

"The Lost Boy" (p.51-68) / Candace A. Wiggins

Events of "Yesteryear" (TAS) from the perspectives of the confused McCoy, adamant Kirk, and sorrowful Sarek as Kirk insists on pursuing his delusion of having had a first officer named Spock. In this version, Spock failed to save his childhood self and Kirk is forbidden to try to go back through the Guardian to retrieve him. Kirk persuades Sarek to do so; it is Sarek who drops the le-matya to save his son, and both Spock and Amanda are restored to him. Nice touch is that the bereavement is transferred to an Andorian couple who have lost their son.

"The Masque" (p.70-90) / Candace A. Wiggins

Star Wars story.