The Sketchbook
Gen; 864 words. Post-series; contains major spoilers through issue 3 of Angel: After the Fall.
Angel does doodle too… or did.

Beatles Haiku
A collection of Beatles-inspired haiku by Beth, Megan, Brett, and me.

Delusionzz
Gen; ZZ/Frenzy if you squint. 16,874 words.
Blitzy and the BOYZZs struggle to rescue ZZ after he is captured and brainwashed by the RM Corp. This was my first fanfic, and as far as I know, it's the only Bots Master fic on the Web.

Storms in the Desert
HL/Firefly crossover; gen; 2,685 words.
River and Methos share a dance at the moon festival.

To Drive the Cold Winter Away
Gen; 961 words.
Methos, hot cider, and a comfy couch.

Rate Your Students
Gen; 1,548 words.
It's March 6. Do you know where your professors are? (Hint: The answer involves beer, pizza, and history midterms.)

Road Trip
Gen; 2,492 words.
Bernard drives to Cicely.

A Real Girl
Gen; 176 words.
Ziggy has a surprise for Al. Just a bit of Project-side silliness.

Ghost in the Machine
Gen; 1,283 words.
Ziggy gives that long, dark night of the soul a hug.

Homecoming
Billy takes desperate measures to save himself when his ship is attacked on the way home from Aquitar, and Rangers past and present come together to effect a rescue. An alternative to the PRZ episode "Mr. Billy's Wild Ride."

In Time
Zordon and Kesmira ponder the future as the first signs of war threaten their homeworlds. AU.

The Lair
A tour through the inner sanctum of Eugene Skullovitch.

Golden Opportunity
An alternate ending to "Hogday Afternoon." Crossover with Quantum Leap.

Displaced
A poem about Billy, set during the Aquitian Ranger saga.

Different from Your Own
Sheppard/McKay; 7,258 words; PG-13.
Rock band AU. John meets Todd for a secret jam session and learns more about Wraith music than he really wanted to know.

Tell Me What You See
Sheppard/McKay; 1,214 words; PG.
Rodney invents the John Sheppard Visualizer.

The Jedi Masters
Gen; 1,088 words.
"Luke, you're going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view." An expanded scene from "The Truth," starring the Lone Gunmen.

Autumnal
Mulder/Scully; post-IWTB; 903 words; PG.
Soon she can see nothing but leaves and the fierce blue sky and their paired feet, booted for yard work, sticking out as though from a too-short blanket.

Where the Currents Lead
Gen; season fiveish; 2,780 words; PG.
A meditation on Mulder in his element. When his brain has no one else to talk to it talks to itself, and swimming is his most solitary exercise.