Lex Luthor has a case for Angel Investigations. Crossover with Smallville. Novella set after S3 'Birthday' (recommended at BBF)
September 2002
I Can Hear the Mermaids Singing
Sunlight isn't the only thing that Angel misses. Set after S2 'Epiphany' (recommended at BBF)
September 2001
Bad boy Wesley. Season 2 vignette
April 2003; Adult
Variation for Rifle and Car Keys
'Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven'. Vignette set after S3 'The Price'
June 2002
After the events on Gauda Prime, a shell-shocked Avon is stranded on a primitive agricultural planet, survival his only priority. But nothing is quite as it seems (novella)
published in ttba, February 2001
Roj Blake, Hero -- First Rank. A vignette written to honour the 20th anniversary of the first showing of 'Blake'
October 2001
Computational Theory and Practice
Teacher and pupil. Double drabble set in the 'What Might Have Been' universe
July 2008
'We're supposed to be machines. Machines built from living flesh.' A homage to The Handmaid's Tale
earlier version published in I, Mutoid, November 2001
Avon and Blake jockey for position, whilst learning to rock-climb the hard way
published in Diverse Doings 6, November 2000
A Short Ride in a Fast Machine
Five strangers re-evaluate their lives when they find themselves hurled into fleeting acquaintance
published in Trooper Orac's Fantastic Plastic Army, September 2001
Some Questions Best Unanswered
Brief prequel to 'Ash Wednesday', inspired by the theme 'The Seven Deadly Virtues'
published in ttba, February 2001
Vila makes a friend. Vignette
December 2000
So this is a 'tree'. Drabble set during S1 'Duel'
July 2008
Blake struggles with fundamental questions of trust, friendship and political ideology in the harsh environment of the Earth domes
published in Trooper Orac's Fantastic Plastic Army, September 2001
A small selection of fan art from Trooper Orac's Fantastic Plastic Army, ttba & elsewhere
diana wynne jones
Your iron ropes strangle my hills. Drabble (Dalemark Quartet)
December 2008
The End Is Where We Start From
'Farewell, Amil my king.' Vignette (Dalemark Quartet)
December 2008
The Last Free Soul of Dalemark
There's only one way for a man to be free in Dalemark now (Dalemark Quartet)
December 2008
Being a fragment from the Kargish creation myths, attributed to Hathil of Hupun & translated by Firerose
August 2005
'I will show you fear in a handful of dust'. Vignette. Crossover with Harry Potter
April 2006
Erreth-Akbe's sword is the oldest in the world
December 2005
Birth, life and death. Three linked vignettes
December 2004
Drabble. Crossover between A Wizard of Earthsea & The Hobbit
April 2006
Sunreturn at the Great House of Roke. Set a few years earlier than The Farthest Shore
August 2005
george eliot
On pickled bats & skeletons, roses & beetles, among other matters (Middlemarch)
December 2006
georgette heyer
'It's not fair! That's my fairy story!' A Friday's Child AU
Work in progress
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Perfect memories of a Cambridge summer, all strawberries, punting & May Balls ... but can Helen ever go back?
November 2001
Lex Luthor has a case for Angel Investigations. Crossover with Angel. Novella set after S1 'Jitters' (recommended at BBF)
September 2002
In the dark you could be anyone. Snippet set after S2 'Insurgence'
April 2003
The Malleable Metal of his Mind I & II
No-one starts out evil. Two linked snippets based in Unfinished Tales, inspired by the 'Dram of Evil, Seed of Good' challenge (I: Mithril Awards 2005 finalist)
April 2004
The new Steward delves into the past, whilst coming to terms with the present, and the future. Novella set during Return of the King (Kings of Gondor & Arnor Award, MEFA 2004)
May 2003
Drabble. Crossover between The Hobbit & A Wizard of Earthsea
April 2006
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