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It's entirely possible they could be. As there will eventually be a starbase in orbit of Alpha, there will likely be one or more ships on permanent assignment there.

Every story's writer or writers is very clearly labeled, either by text or on the cover art. All stories have been edited by me, as they appear on my website. And they're not Fleet Reports. Just Tales of the 11th Fleet, as the banner at the top clearly demonstrates.

2376 February "Peace Offering" A brief conversation between Admiral Tattok and Captain Synnove Natale about the upcoming mission in Cardassian space. (vignette, G, January 2011) June "On the Verge" Admiral Tattok faces off against two Cardassian commanders as well as some members of his own...

This collection is not a series in and of itself. These stories are companions to Star Trek: Sanctuary, as they feature ships of the 11th Fleet -- which was based at the station in that series -- as well as officers who helped keep things running smoothly behind the scenes. These stories are a...

2352 June "That's What Friends Are For" The decades-long friendship between Jennara Stadi and Dareth begins with a day in the park. (short story, G, 2011) 2365 June "The Courtship of Alden Sumner" A Starfleet Intelligence operative's new assignment is one he'd rather not perform: keeping eyes...

Star Trek: Journey is the very first fan fiction series I ever created, some 20+ years ago. Though I ended up writing only a few stories for this ship and crew, I still love these characters. Some of the characters also make cameos in the Alpha Chronicles stories "Coming Home" and "The Purpose...

Dang! I had a feeling the Orion girl was up to no good, since you're going with the explanation that was put up in Enterprise where the women are really in charge (In the BtS universe, they were back then, but there was a revolution where the men took control). These are some really excellent...

DUDE! I should not be surprised -- Romulans are sneaky little buggers. And I am glad that Erickson finally got off his high horse. I will have to read some more from you.

Which is a nice thought, but still out of place. Even a seasoned nurse would object to being addressed by a title she hasn't earned. I recommend either dropping the use of it if you're going to keep her as a nurse, or making a reference in the next story to her working as a nurse until she...

Admittedly, I'm not a huge fan of script-format fiction, but I was intrigued by your premise and gave part one a read. Color me invested! I now must know what happens next!

Hey there, Alex! This is actually the same message I was trying to convey to Jack in my comment on Facebook. it wasn't so much that his nurse was made CMO that struck me as "wrong", its that she was addressed as "Doctor" when she is not, in fact, a doctor at all. Keeping Boswell as a nurse...

Ooh, another ship named Messenger! I am intrigued indeed in this alternate universe counterpart of my own ship. Good stuff here, Bry, as usual.

An inspiring introduction to your latest. You know I look forward to more.

Ah, man... Such sadness, such truth... A highly enjoyable conclusion.

Thank you, CeJay. To be perfectly honest, the story started based on two manips. I had done one of the Andirian, thinking I would make her my captain. Then I did one of the XO, and it turned out so well -- that and the fact that every other captain in the TUE group on Facebook is female -- I...

Very interesting story, Bry! You've certainly gotten us all guess ing as to who this Smith person is, and what devastating event led her to this phase of her life. Quite the little mystery there, so I hope you might revisit these folks. Also, did the captain really fight the fire naked?!

What a perfect end to such an excellent story! I totally loved this from start to finish. TLR makes a good point -- did the people on the planet abandon their creations or hide them away? Or worse, had they been hidden away for so long that even their creators' children had no idea they were...

Thank you so much, TLR! I'm so glad you like what I've done so far. Poor Fleeters having to do a Border Patrol duty, not really knowing what all it entails, and on top of that basically fighting to be captain. Would be super-stressful on either one of them.

This is quite an interesting story you have going here. I am eager to read more.

Aw, man -- so many feels! This is a great "lost tale" of the old Bluefin crew. Love how it is shaping up, and can't wait to see more.