Thanks for the love Panyasan!
And FYI
Spock's World is available as an e-book download from Amazon.
I've been watching this thread for a while and you all have brought some interesting points to the table. One of the things I have learned from writing fan fiction is that while it is harder then I thought, in some aspects, it is easier then I thought. I used to read other people's work and think "WOW, I could never do that. That is so creative - where did they come up with that idea?" Then I did. I still sit down and reread some of my stuff and think "I did that!"
In another vein (the one about profic and the Save Enterprise Profic)... I would love to see the same level of dedication from the publisher for Enterprise as there is for TOS, TNG, and DS9. All the ST fan fiction I read is for Enterprise and Voyager as those seem to be the ones left out in the cold. I know there is a bit out there for Voyager and have read some of it, but it is just lacking in some way. The Expanded Universe leaves something to be desired. I never feel that way when reading TNG, DS9, or Star Wars profic (I am just not into TOS profic) as there is so much out there and TPTB do a fine job expanding the characters and possible situations.
The last thing I wanted to throw out there was my response to EntAllat's suggestion on writing... most of the time I don't plan things out, I just start writing. I usually end up writing myself into a corner and have to find a plot hole to worm my way out. This is indicative of the way I operate the rest of my life unfortunately... I used to be SO Vulcan in my logical and methodical ways... The few times I have taken the time to write an outline my stories have come so much more easily!