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For easy reference, a handy-dandy list of my stories. This will be kept updated on an as-released-to-the-public basis.

Crossover
Strangers on a Train. A challenge fic. Gibbs from NCIS, Myka from W13, Orion from Chuck, and Daniel and Vala from SG-1. On a train. PG. 3253 words.


Warehouse 13
Comment Fic: A Twist and Echolocation. - Two ficlets, the prompts being "Mrs. Frederic/Yes Ma'am" and "Must contain Pete yelling the word 'Chicks!'", respectively.

Fourth Wall. Prompt: "Artifact: Alfred Hitchcock's camera. (Don't shoot home movies of someone you'd really rather didn't die horribly with it.)" PG. 14,194 words.


Doctor Who
Time Out of Mind. Summary: "Can you miss what you can't remember? Sometimes the heart holds on long after the mind lets go." Donna Noble post series four. G. 2252 words.


Firefly/Serenity
Stowaways. Summary: "We hold onto keepsakes so we don't let go of memories." Post BDM. G. 1851 words.

A Rememberin' Mood. Summary: "Sometimes, Zoe gets in a remembering mood." Post BDM. PG. 1352 words.


Castle
Five Times Castle and Beckett Pretended to Make Out (and One Time It Was For Realsies). Beckett/Castle. PG for smooching. 7050 words.


Stargate Atlantis
A Fruit Tree in Winter. Summary: "Teyla reflects on the people of Earth." Character study. Immediately post-pilot. PG. 920 words.

Those Who Belong. Summary: "For those who belong nowhere, and for those who belong to one place too much to belong anywhere else." Set during "The Return" (3.10-3.11) while the team is (temporarily) back on Earth. PG. 2403 words.

The Color of Wheat. Summary: "Vignettes of moments between Teyla and John. 'I get something,' the fox said, 'because of the color of wheat.'" Spans series. PG. 7565 words.

Pegasus Family Robinson. Summary: “Rodney and the team visit a planet and get stuck there temporarily due to a partially submerged Gate and a missing DHD.” Set in S5, sometime after “The Shrine” (5.6); spoilers for the series through that episode. PG. 8371 words.

Adrenaline. Summary: ”When Sheppard has a severe allergic reaction off-world, Rodney knows exactly what to do, and the team gets a dose of reality regarding Rodney’s own allergies.” Set between 2.18 (“Michael”) and 2.19 (“Inferno”); minor spoilers for “Thirthy-Eight Minutes” (1.4). PG-13. 7439 words.

A Tale of Two Villages. Summary: ”The team travel to a world populated by two estranged villages, and split up to visit both. But between secrets and hidden dangers, nothing about the world is quite what it seems, and choices have to be made for them all to get back home safely.” Set between “Echoes” (3.12) and “Irresponsible” (3.13); no spoilers. PG. 15,084 words.

Speed Dating. Summary: “Sheppard isn’t the only team member to catch an alien woman’s eye. Rodney, Teyla, and Ronon get their turns.” Set between “Sateda” (3.4) and “The Return”(s) (3.10/11). Vague references to “Sanctuary” (1.12), “Epiphany” (2.12) and “The Tower” (2.15). PG-13. 14,692 words.

Practical Dendrology. Summary: ”While exploring a world from the Ancient Database, Sheppard and the team discover that in some places, fairytales become nightmares.” Set during mid-S2; no spoilers. PG-13. 13,685 words.

Adaptations. Summary: ”In the wake of coming to Atlantis, Ronon adapts.” Set between “Runner” (2.3) and “Sateda” (3.4). PG. 4727 words.

Blood & Water. Summary: ”On a world isolated from the rest of the galaxy, Sheppard and team encounter a society with a unique view of the Wraith. Captured and forced to participate in the local practice of ritualistic combat, that have to literally fight for their lives—and no one escapes unscathed.” Set in early S4; no spoilers. Warning for graphic violence/injuries and mild language. R. 31,242 words.


Stargate SG-1
A Hundred and One. Summary: "Laira wasn't the only one left behind when Jack returned to Earth from Edora. But Jack doesn't know that." Set during S6. PG. 1918 words.

So Comes Love. Summary: "A version of how Daniel and Vala, with a little nudge from Teal'c, finally get together." Daniel/Vala. Post-series. PG. 3770 words.

The Way the World Ends. Summary: "The path taken by the people of Talthus, as seen through the life of Keenin." PG. 921 words.

Close Quarters. Summary: "The team, captured off-world, pass the time until escape or rescue come their way." Team. Post-series. PG. 1466 words.

Grill Mates. SG1Friendathon. Prompt: "Jack, Sam: Sam is secretly an expert at barbecuing." S5. G. 1676 words.

Comparing Notes. Drabble. Summary: "Cam and John, enjoying a few beers and a bit of downtime, compare what their respective teams have been through." Set post-series for both. G. 306 words.

The Tactical Advantage of Insulting One's Enemies. Summary: "Jack and Teal'c - Teaching Jack how to curse in Goa'uld." Set in the early seasons. PG. 1807 words.

Bygones and Proper Introductions. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Daniel, Teal'c. Early season 1: the first time they put aside anger/guilt and tried friendship." PG. 1603 words.

Daniel Descending. Summary: "Daniel comes back to Earth, one memory at a time. Contains: the team helping Daniel remember, a dinner party, Star Wars, and—of course—cake." Team. S7. PG. 2900 words.

Penitent. Summary: "He did not return to the hero's welcome he had anticipated when he left." Tomin. Post-The Ark of Truth. PG. 1027 words.

Missing in Action. Summary: "Vala is worried about Daniel being in Adria's clutches, but she doesn't know Daniel's history the way Cam does." Cam and Vala. S10. PG. 2015 words.

Civil Union. Summary: "The team visits a peaceful planet, but runs into a bit of a hassle concerning Sam and local customs." Team. PG. 1408 words.

In the Shadow of Giants. Summary: "There are many heroes at the SGC who do not wear the SG-1 patch." PG-13. 4410 words.

In Its Truest Form. Summary: "Love in its truest form has no language or words; it just has a thousand and one actions we all wish we could describe." Team. PG. 3129 words.

Anything You Can Do. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Daniel, Paul Davis. Sharing crappy experiences over beers." Set post-series. PG. 1295 words.

Shooting the Breeze. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Cam, Teal'c. Spending downtime off world." S9-10. PG. 3136 words.

On the Land or the Deep. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Jack, Colonel Reynolds. 'We make mistakes, people die.'" S8. PG. 2197 words.

Cura Te Ipsum. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Sam, Janet. Sam asks Janet for training in medical procedures." Late S1/Early S2. PG. 1403 words.

Search and Rescue. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Sam, Vala. Saving the guys." S10. 4442 words.

What Can Be Untied. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Daniel, Sam. Five times they struggled to reconnect." Spans series. PG. 3953 words.

Change in Command. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Jack, Teal'c. Jack uses Teal'c's experience as a general (AKA First Prime) to solve a problem." S3 or S4. PG. 6563 words.

One For the Team. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Cam, Vala. 'Congratulations. Now you really are one of us.'" S10. PG. 1709 words.

Boom Boom, Boom Boom. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Jack, Sam. The joy of making things go *boom*" Late S4. PG. 1361 words.

Iron in the Fire. SG1Friendathon Frenzy. Summary: "Cam, Daniel. Initiation." Mid S9, after "Ripple Effect" (9.13). G. 633 words.

Home and Hearth. SG1Friendathon Frenzy. Summary: "Jack, Teal'c. 'For this you can stay at my place!'" Post "Bloodlines" (1.12). PG. 1869 words.

Quick Lessons in Cat Herding. SG1Friendathon Frenzy. Summary: "Cam, Jack. Herding cats." Missing scene from "The Shroud" (10.14). G. 1108 words.

Handful of Dust. Summary: "Vignettes of Jonas in the wake of Langara's fall. Ways things might have gone." Set during S10 - post-series. PG. 2480 words.

Presidential Pardon. Summary: "Jack and Sam get together—with the blessing of a friend in a high place." Post series. PG. 1158 words.

Fighting Dirty. Summary: "A recon mission goes a little astray and things get a bit... dirty. Good ol' fashioned teamy goodness." Early seasons. PG. 1219 words.

The Right Tools For the Job. Summary: "GENERAL HAMMOND. IN THE MALP BAY. WITH A WRENCH." Prompt-fic. PG. 2512 words.

Scientists at Play. Summary: "Sam and Daniel being the Wonder Twins." Prompt-fic. PG. 3213 words.
 
Under a Cloudless Sky. Summary: "Alt-Sam tracks down alt-Daniel... The leftovers of what might-have-been SG-1, and where they go from there." Prompt-fic. AU, set in the alt-verse of "Point of View" (3.6). PG-13. 3576 words.

Hammond Had No Idea. Summary: "Prompt fic from 'Fighting Dirty': Five Times Hammond Had No Idea What Could Have Possibly Accounted for the State of SG-1 When They Came Back Through the Gate and SG-1 Were Less Than Forthcoming With the Information." PG-13. 1666.

Mnemonic. Summary: "'A memory is what is left behind when something happens and does not completely unhappen.'—Edward de Bono." Set post "Collateral Damage" (9.12) and "Stronghold" (9.14). PG-13. 1843 words.

Between Two Waves of the Sea. Summary: "They have lived more days than they remember. They have lived many lives." PG. 908 words.

Lesser of Two Evils. Summary: "Teal'c vs. the Star Wars sequels." Prompt-fic. PG. 1407 words.

Z is for Zero. Summary: "He cannot calculate his life without zero." For Cam Alphabet Soup as part of SG-1 Gen Fic Day. Set during "Flesh and Blood" (10.1). PG. 1143 words.

Look Me In the Stars. Summary: "He has been able to pick up where he left off before. This time he gets to start over." Clone!Jack O'Neill post "Fragile Balance" (7.3). PG. 1510 words.

Close Encounters. Summary: "One day, Jack meets a strange man." Clone!Jack O'Neill. Crossover with Doctor Who. PG. 1684 words.

D is for Doubt. Summary: "Bra'tac knows doubt all too well." Written for Gen Fic Day's Bra'tac (and Jaffa) Alphabet Soup. G. 658 words.

Dal Niente. Summary: "Dal niente—from nothing; out of silence." Teal'c, Samantha Carter. Set during "Unending" (10.20). PG. 3246 words. (Sequel: Reprise.)

Star Light, Star Bright. Summary: "Their destinies were written in the stars." Various characters. Spoilers for the series. PG. 1199 words.

A Loss Threefold. Summary: "Teal'c takes Sha're from Daniel Jackson three times." Teal'c and Daniel Jackson. Spoilers for the series, specifically in relation to "Children of the Gods" (1.1), "Forever in a Day" (3.10), and Fallen (7.1). PG-13. 827 words.

N is for Nautical. Summary: "Lionel Pendergast was not made for the sea." Mild spoilers for the series, major for the character. For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day SGC Ensemble Alphabet Soup. PG-13. 1426 words.

Picking Up the Pieces. Summary: "She is coming back into herself slowly but surely." Sarah Gardner. PG-13. 1208 words.

Thursday's Child. Summary: "She never planned to give birth on a spaceship, thousands of light years from Earth. But life has never gone quite the way she planned, and this is no exception." Samantha Carter. Post-series. AU. PG-13. 5680 words.

Man's Best Friend. SG1Friendathon. Summary: "Jack and Janet. Misadventures with Cassie's dog." PG. 3796 words.

G is for Godparent. Summary: "For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day On-World Alphabet Soup!" Jack O'Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, Teal'c. Spoilers for the series. PG. 3001 words.

Reprise. Summary: "Reprise—repeat a phrase or verse; return to the original theme." Teal'c, Samantha Carter. Set after "Unending" (10.20). Sequel to Dal Niente. PG. 3115 words.

S is for Second Chance. Summary: "Teal'c and Jonas and second chances. For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day Friendship Alphabet Soup!" PG. 1766 words.

Those Who Wait. Summary: "Waiting is always the hardest part. Fill in fic for the Friendship Alphabet Soup!" Tealc, Janet Fraiser. PG. 1613 words.

F is for Future Tense. Summary: "George and the past and the future." For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day Time Travel Alphabet Soup. George Hammond. PG. 2111 words.

U is for Utopia. Summary: "The team gets a little time off, off-world." For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day Off-World Alphabet Soup. Jack O'Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, Teal'c. PG. 2195 words.

Something in the Blood. Summary: "A vein of naquadah runs through the bedrock of her life." Samantha Carter. Spoilers for the series. PG. 5654 words.

To Stand in the Sun. Summary: "When Teal'c misses check-in, the team goes after him. What Sam finds doesn't match what she feels." Samantha Carter. Set during "The Changeling" (6.19). PG-13. 2064 words.

V is for Viable. Summary: "Sam reflects on the state of the team as they prepare to test Merlin's device." For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day Off-Screen Missions Alphabet Soup. Samantha Cater, with appearances by Cameron Mitchell, Vala Mal Doran, and Teal'c. Set just before "Line in the Sand" (10.12) begins. PG. 1053 words.

I is for Indefatigable. Summary: "Teal'c's adventures through the Stargate, trying to find Jack and Sam.” For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day Off-Screen Missions Alphabet Soup. Teal'c, with walk-on cameos by SG-3. Set during "Solitudes" (1.18). PG. 1066 words.

Cogito Ergo Sum. Summary: “Sam deals with her blending with Jolinar and wonders exactly who she is in the aftermath.“ Samantha Carter. Covers post “In the Line of Duty” (2.3) through “The Tok’ra: Part 1 and Part 2” (2.11/2.12). PG. 1196 words.

By One’s Own Hand. Summary: “Everyone knows Sam is capable of activating the hand device now. She’s called upon to test it, but isn’t sure whether she succeeds or fails.” Samantha Carter, Jack O’Neill. Post-episode story for “Seth” (3.2); spoilers for that episode. PG-13. 2937 words.

Good Soldiers. Summary: “Jack thinks about how Daniels has changed, and the part he’s played in it.” Jack O’Neill, Daniel Jackson. Set sometime between mid-S2 and early S3; no spoilers. PG. 1532 words.

Duplications & Foothold Situations. Summary: ”After the nearly-successful alien takeover of the SGC, SG-1 reflects on what happened and what it means for them as a team.” Set post-“Foothold” (3.14); spoilers for that episode and the series to that point. PG-13. 1300 words.

Snow Fall. Summary: “Daniel, Jack, and Sam explore a snowy, uninhabited planet that might contain Ancient ruins. When they run into trouble, Daniel has to get help—but it won’t be easy.” Set in S2, somewhere between 2.13 and 2.16; spoilers for the series to that point. PG-13. 13,995 words.

M is for Miscalculation. Summary: “Prompt: Emancipation: the referenced mission to P3X-595 where Sam ‘drank that stuff that made you take…’” For the SG-1 Gen Fic Day Off-Screen Missions Alphabet Soup. Jack O’Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, Teal’c. Set between “The Enemy Within” (1.3) and “Emancipation” (1.4). PG. 4403 words.

Hand of Fate. Summary: ”Daniel’s different after Chicago and Cairo, and Sam is determined to fix it.” Set after “The Curse” (4.13); spoilers for the series to that point. PG. 3606 words.

Voyagers. Summary: “The team visits a world of islands with the expectation of a simple and safe first contact mission. As per usual, things don’t go quite according to plan, and ancient mysteries are revealed.” Set between “Threshold” (5.2) and “Beast of Burden” (5.7); no spoilers. PG-13. 17,673 words.

A Thousand Cuts. Summary: Teal’c ponders the massacre on Chulak, and finds he isn’t the only one. Late one night around a fire, he and Daniel Jackson talk about loss and the Jaffa.” Set shortly after “Maternal Instinct” (3.20); spoilers for the same. PG. 1853 words.

Difficult Decisions. Summary: ”It seemed like with Carter, there were only ever difficult decisions, and Jack was always in the middle of making them.” Jack O’Neill, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson. Episode tag to “Entity” (4.20); spoilers for the same. PG. 5660 words.

Aquae Sulis. Summary: ”Having believed that they would be exploring Roman-style ruins on an abandoned world, SG-1 instead finds a thriving town. When Sam is mistaken for the Goa’uld who once ruled the planet, Daniel surprises Jack by supporting the misconception. With Sam on board, Daniel crafts a plan to use her portrayal of the missing goddess to free the people from their belief in the Goa’uld. But it’s a dangerous lie to tell, especially when there’s more to the situation than the team realizes.” Set between “Small Victories” (4.1) and “Crossroads” (4.4); no spoilers. PG-13. 14,760 words.

In the Event of My Demise. Summary: “Sam’s anger was stronger than her grief, and it kept her going, for a while. The tension between Sam and Jack following Daniel’s death finally comes to a head.” Samantha Carter, Jack O’Neill. Set after “Revelations” (5.22); spoilers for that and “Meridian” (5.21). PG-13. 5789 words.

Clean Getaway. Summary: “AKA, That Time the Team Had to Go Through a Decontamination Shower Together in Order to Explore an Ancient Facility. The incident mentioned in Voyagers, that simply demanded its own story.” Set between “Point of No Return” (4.11) and “The Serpent’s Venom” (4.14). Spoilers for the series to that point. PG. 9526 words.

Dulce Et Decorum Est. Summary: ”Hailey, Satterfield, and Grogan meet up to talk after Elliot is killed in action.” Set shortly after “Summit” (5.15) and “Last Stand” (5.16); spoilers for the same. PG-13. 3990 words.

All Work and No Play. Summary: “Two occasions when SG-1 joined in with local sporting events and got more than they bargained for.” Set during early S3; no spoilers. PG. 9912 words.

Close Calls. Summary: ”Jack believed Carter when she said she was fine. But he still kept an eye on her, waiting for the tide to come in.” Set after “Desperate Measures” (5.11); spoilers for the same. PG-13. 7227 words.

Something Borrowed. Summary: “When the colonel is abducted during a diplomatic mission, the team has to figure out why—and how Sam can fix it.” Set in the second half of S5; no spoilers. PG. 9900 words.

If At First You Don’t Succeed. (11 Chapters). Summary: “In a far corner of the galaxy, Ronon watches Sheppard, Teyla, and McKay die over and over again. And he follows them, over and over again. He’s the only one who can remember, the only one who can save them—if he can figure out how. Time isn’t running out, but that might be the problem.” No spoilers; graphic violence/injuries, temporary character death. R. 48,063 words.