Master List Of My Fanfic, Pt. 5: Miscellaneous Fandoms
Note that this list is structured differently than the others. Rather than dividing it up in to "longer stories" and "drabbles and ficlets," I've instead organized it by fandom, with longer stories (if any) listed first and ficlets afterward. Longer stories have full story info attached to them, including a summary; the ficlets mostly just have fandom and charaters. Crossovers between two miscellaneous fandoms are listed under both fandom headings.
Miscellaneous Fandoms
Angel
"Advocaat" (Angel, Lorne, Ethan Rayne)
"Postmortem in China" (Angel, Fred)
The Avengers
"An Explosive Combination" (The Avengers/Blake's 7, Steed, Peel, Cally)
Babylon 5
"For the Worse" (Babylon 5, Lyta/Kosh, borderline non-con in a way that may or may not be metaphorical)
"A Little Gift for the Corps" (Babylon 5/Blake's 7, Vila, Bester)
The Big Bang Theory
"The Honey Pot Contemplation" (The Big Bang Theory, Howard, Sheldon)
Calvin & Hobbes
"Upholding the Laws of Time" (Doctor Who/Calvin & Hobbes, Ten, Donna, Calvin)
"Expert Judgment on Markers to Deter Inadvertent Human Intrusion into the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant"
"The Long View and the Short": ~2,000 words. Written for Yuletide 2016.
Discworld
"Death is Not the End (Even If He Kind of Wishes He Was)": Undertale crossover. Discworld's Death fills in for the one who usually covers the Underground. It is an extremely repetitive job. G-rated. ~3,000 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Firefly
"Anchor": Farscape/Firefly crossover. John Crichton and River Tam, on the run. Rated G. ~1,600 words. Written for Multiverse 2011.
Forever Knight
"Times Change" (Blake's 7/Forever Knight, LaCroix)
Fullmetal Alchemist
"The Will in the Wires" (Fullmetal Alchemist, Ed)
Futurama
"Brain Man": Farscape/Futurama crossover. Good news, everyone! The Professor's invented a wormhole machine! Rated G. For "Goofy." ~3,700 words. Written for Multiverse 2007.
"Good Interlopers and Bad Hamburgers: Welcome to Night Vale/Futurama crossover. Welcome to Night Vale, Dr. Zoidberg! Rated G. ~1,900 words. Written for A Ficathon Goes Into A Bar.
"The Start of a Beautiful Something": Futurama. Fry/Leela/Bender. You know Bender. He hates to be left out. PG-13ish for not very explicit sex. ~1,200 words. Written for Yuletide 2010.
"Five Times the Doctor Encountered a Planet Express Employee" (Futurama/Doctor Who, Turanga Leela, Fry, Bender, Hermes, Prof. Farnsworth, the Doctor)
"Hats" (Bender, Fry, Prof. Farnsworth, Leela, Amy)
"Turnabout Imbecile" (Futurama, Fry, Leela)
Harry Potter
"Old Clothing": Harry Potter. When Severus Snape was young, he wore his mother's clothes. Rated G. ~600 words. Written for Trope Bingo.
"Somewhere to Be (The Inside Story Remix)": Harry Potter. When the war is over, it's time to start a new life, somewhere far away and much quieter. Remix of "'My Journal About My Life and Stephen and Miranda' by Adela" by kellychambliss. Snape/McGonagall. Rated G. ~1,000 words. Written for Remix Madness 2012.
"Rest for the Weary" (Harry Potter, Snape/McGonagall)
"Change of Course" (The Pretender/Harry Potter, Jarod, Dumbledore)
"When It Ends" (Harry Potter, Snape/McGonagall)
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
"Does the Doctor Know Where His Towel Is?": Doctor Who/HHGTG crossover. Nowhere in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy's entry on the Doctor is there any mention of towels. This fact has more significant consequences than you might imagine. Rated G. ~600 words. Written for Multiverse.
House
"Acidity" (The Pretender/House, Miss Parker, House)
"Disbelief" (Doctor Who/House, Wilson)
"Disbelief, Part 2" (House/Doctor Who, House, Wilson)
Lexx
"Bribing the Boatman": Farscape/Lexx crossover. Stark meets Prince and makes a deal with the devil. Rated PG for angst and disturbing themes. ~2,700 words.
"Moth and Scorpion": Farscape/Lexx crossover. Scorpius attempts to wrest the secret of a powerful technology from the mind of a strange alien prisoner. No, not that one. A different one. PGish for sexual references and violence. ~1,400 words. Written for Multiverse 2006.
Mad Max
"Just Another Hero". Max's story precedes him. Or some version of it does, anyway. G-rated for non-explicit canon-typical violence. Contains spoilers for all four moves. (But also some lies about them.) ~2,800 words. Written for trope Bingo.
The Mentalist
"Can't Con a Con Man" (The Pretender/The Mentalist, Jarod, Jane)
Merlin
"Maturity" (Merlin, Merlin, Arthur)
Numb3rs
"More Things in Heaven and Earth": Doctor Who/Numb3rs crossover written for the prompt "Larry Fleinhardt, The Doctor, sense of wonder, alien planets." G-rated. ~2,200 words. Written for the Doctor Who crossover ficathon.
"The Answer Is Left As an Exercise for the Reader" (Numb3rs, Charlie, Don)
"The Middle of a Conversation" (Doctor Who/Numb3rs, Larry Fleinhardt, Rory Williams, sequel to "More Things in Heaven and Earth")
"The Strong Nuclear Force" (Numb3rs, Larry/Megan)
"Wrinkles in Time" (Blake's 7/Numb3rs, Jarriere, David, Colby, Don)
Physics (Anthropomorfic)
"The Natural Attraction of Opposites": It's lonely for an electron, here in the vacuum of space. G-rated. ~500 words. Written for Yuletide Madness.
Pinky & the Brain
"Two Mice and an Alien Walk Into a Bar": Pinky & the Brain/Farscape crossover, featuring The Brain, Pinky, and Aeryn. The Brain (as usual) has a plan for world domination. But this time, he's planning on getting a little extraterrestrial help. Rated G. ~3,100 words. Written for A Ficathon Walks Into a Bar.
Quantum Leap
"Leap of the Living Dead": Quantum Leap. Sam leaps into a zombie. Rated PG, mainly just for some mild swearing. ~4,300 words. Written for zombi_fic_ation.
"Faces" (Quantum Leap, Sam, Al)
Red Dwarf
"Contact High" (Red Dwarf, Cat, Lister, Rimmer)
Rick & Morty
"You Gotta Break a Few": When you have an infinite number of dimensions, infinitely many of them are expendable. Or: Rick does some cooking. PG-13. ~1,300 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Sapphire & Steel
"Encounters with Elements": Sapphire & Steel. Five brief glimpses of Sapphire and Steel, through the eyes of others. G-rated. ~1,100 words. Written for Yuletide.
"Time in a Bottle": Sapphire & Steel. Sapphire/Steel. It's difficult to pass the time, when neither you nor time are moving. In the end, all you can do is wait. PG-ish for vague het sex. ~1,000 words. Written for Yuletide.
The Sarah Jane Adventures
"Family Documents (The Multi-Generational Remix)": Doctor Who/Sarah Jane Adventures. Family secrets, buried in a box. Remix of "Family Documents" by hhertzof. PG. ~2,100 words. Written for Remix Redux '09.
"Definite Article" (Doctor Who/Sarah Jane Adventures, The Rani, Rani)
Star Trek
"A Stranger in the City": Torchwood/Star Trek crossover featuring Captain Jack and Mr. Spock. The 51st century and the 23rd cross paths in 1930, where they discover that tragedy is timeless. PG or higher for bad language, angst, and some sexual innuendo. ~6,000 words. Written for Multiverse 5000.
"Entre Nous" (Blake's 7/Star Trek, Cally, Spock)
"Purist" (Farscape/Star Trek, Crichton, Kirk)
Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Res-Q": Farscape/Star Trek: The Next Generation crossover. Yet another alien super-being messes with Crichton's life. Note: this is set after "Bad Timing" and was written before the miniseries came out, so it should now be considered AU. PG-rated for a very mild sexual reference, maybe. ~6,700 words. Written for Multiverse 2004.
"A Brief Study of the Emotional Lives of Cats" (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Data, Spot)
"Lily, in the Ashes" (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Lily from First Contact)
"What's Done" (Doctor Who/ST:TNG, Nine, Q)
Star Trek: Deep Space 9
"Recruitment Attempt #1": Star Trek: Deep Space 9/Venture Bros. crossover. In the Ventureverse, the career opportunities for time-traveling shapechangers are sadly limited. Rated PG for a brief and very tame description of the inside of a strip club. ~1,200 words. Written for A Ficathon Walks Into a Bar.
"Reading Habits" (Star Trek: Deep Space 9, Odo, Kira)
Star Wars
"Do Not" (Blake's 7/Star Wars, Orac, Yoda)
Stargate SG-1
"Like a Bicycle": Stargate SG-1. Teal'c contemplates the Tau'ri, and learns a new skill. Rated G. ~1,200 words. Written for the Teal'c ficathon.
"Never a Dull Moment": Doctor Who/Stargate SG-1 crossover featuring Daniel Jackson and Romana II. A little conversation, a little action. Rated G. ~2,100 words. Written for Multiverse 5000.
"Scenes from a Blending": Stargate SG-1. Jacob Carter's new life. PG for some mild swearing. ~3,000 words. Written for the Finish-a-Thon.
"Alien Relations" (Stargate SG-1, Bra'tac, Selmak, Jacob Carter)
"And Tomorrow" (Stargate SG-1, Daniel)
"Everywhere You Go..." (Farscape/Stargate SG-1, Crichton, Vala)
"Making Contact" (Farscape/Stargate SG-1, Stark, Daniel)
"Recurring" (Stargate SG-1/Blake's 7 crossover, Blake, Jaffa)
"Today, on 'Jack's Fashion Tips'" (Stargate SG-1, Teal'c, Jack)
"Twelve" (Supernatural/Stargate SG-1 crossover, Sam, Dean, Ba'al)
"Who Needs Ancient Alien Artifacts, Anyway?" (Doctor Who/Stargate SG-1, Rory, Teal'c)
Supernatural
"Faith" (Supernatural, Castiel)
"Twelve" (Supernatural/Stargate SG-1 crossover, Sam, Dean, Ba'al)
Torchwood
"Fairy-Tale Ending": Torchwood. Kisses might fix things in fairy stories, but Gwen is living in a different genre altogether. Rated R for violence and generally disturbing and icky content. ~800 words. Written for the second Zombiethon.
"Still Just Us (The Two Adrift Remix)": Doctor Who/Torchwood. The Torchwood helicopter fishes the survivor out of the sea, miles from St. John's. Or: Jack meets the ganger!Doctor. Remix of "How to Save a Man from Drowning" by Poetry. Rated a mild PG, just for Jack being Jack. ~2,000 words. Written for Doctor Who Remix.
"A Stranger in the City": Torchwood/Star Trek crossover featuring Captain Jack and Mr. Spock. The 51st century and the 23rd cross paths in 1930, where they discover that tragedy is timeless. PG or higher for bad language, angst, and some sexual innuendo. ~6,000 words. Written for Multiverse 5000.
"Clothes Make the Man (The One Small Thing Remix)" (Torchwood/Doctor Who, Jack, Nine, remix of "Lilies of the Field" by joking)
"Sandstorm in a Sideways Hourglass" (Doctor Who/Torchwood, AU, Sarah Jane)
"Not on His Side (The Laughing Universe Remix)" (Torchwood, Jack, remix of "Another Time" by arialis)
Undertale
"Anhedonia": Anhedonia, noun: the inability to feel and experience pleasure. Flowey. PG-ish. ~500 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"Death is Not the End (Even If He Kind of Wishes He Was)": Discworld crossover. Discworld's Death fills in for the one who usually covers the Underground. It is an extremely repetitive job. G-rated. ~3,000 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"Don't Call It a Void": It isn't a void at all, the place where he is. It's exactly the opposite. W. D. Gaster. G-rated. ~800 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"Following Through": Asgore collects the seventh human soul. Flowey, Asgore. Rated PG-ish for character death and non-explicit violence. ~950 words. Written for Tic Tac Woe apocalypse bingo.
"It's a Good Ending". You've been here before. Undertale, post-pacifist ending. G-rated. ~750 words.
"Mother Knows Rest". Sometimes you just have to check that everything's still all right. Sans/Toriel. G-rated. ~1,200 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"What Kind of Person Would Make a World Like This?". Sequel to "While We Wait for a Better World." Twenty-six years ago, a human child fell into the underground, killed a handful of monsters senselessly and without pattern, and left, never to return. But now that the monsters have finally found their own way to the surface, Frisk is forced to face the terrible truth. Everything that happened to them was real. Everything they did was real. PG-rated for some swearing and general dark themes, including character death and implied past child abuse. ~4,500 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"While We Wait for a Better World". Sans has lost his brother. Toriel has lost her children and her kingdom. In their own very different ways, neither of them sees much of a future. But that doesn't have to stop them from making one together. Sans/Toriel. Rated R for monster sex. ~18,000 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Universal Paperclips
"The Apotheosis of the Clip": The satisfaction of a job well done. G-rated. ~400 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Venture Bros.
"Every Bodyguard Loves Somebody Sometime": Venture Bros. The emotional attachments of the Venture family bodyguards. PG-13-ish, at least, for violence and discussions of canonical pedophiliac tendencies. ~1,100 words. Written for Yuletide 2009.
"It's the Thought": Venture Bros. The Monarch buys Dr. Girlfriend a birthday present. As usual, she fails to conclude that she's too good for him. Rated PG-13-ish for non-explicit het sex. ~1,100 words. Written for Yuletide 2009.
"Recruitment Attempt #1": Star Trek: Deep Space 9/Venture Bros. crossover. In the Ventureverse, the career opportunities for time-traveling shapechangers are sadly limited. Rated PG for a brief and very tame description of the inside of a strip club. ~1,200 words. Written for A Ficathon Walks Into a Bar.
"Up to Your Ass in Alligators: Or, a Little Father-Son Bonding Time ": Rusty's been expecting to have this conversation for quite a while now. He didn't expect to have it while dangling upside-down over a pit of alligators, but he supposes that's kind of stupid of him. Rated PG, mostly for some brief sexual references. ~1,600 words. Written for Yuletide.
The Walking Dead
"Nor Am I Out of It": The Walking Dead. Milton discovers he was more right than he imagined. Rated R for character death, violence horror, and some gore. ~650 words. Written for zombi_fic_ation.
Welcome to Night Vale
"Good Interlopers and Bad Hamburgers: Welcome to Night Vale/Futurama crossover. Welcome to Night Vale, Dr. Zoidberg! Rated G. ~1,900 words. Written for A Ficathon Goes Into A Bar.
"A Small Bureaucratic Problem": A snippet of Cecil's show featuring news about some problems with record-keeping at City Hall. Rated G. ~600 words. Written for Trope Bingo.
"Something Under the Bed": Welcome to Night Vale. Carlos and Cecil find some surprises lurking under their bed. Rated PG, mostly just because, well, Night Vale. ~3,700 words. Written for the spook_me Halloween ficathon.
Miscellaneous Fandoms
Angel
"Advocaat" (Angel, Lorne, Ethan Rayne)
"Postmortem in China" (Angel, Fred)
The Avengers
"An Explosive Combination" (The Avengers/Blake's 7, Steed, Peel, Cally)
Babylon 5
"For the Worse" (Babylon 5, Lyta/Kosh, borderline non-con in a way that may or may not be metaphorical)
"A Little Gift for the Corps" (Babylon 5/Blake's 7, Vila, Bester)
The Big Bang Theory
"The Honey Pot Contemplation" (The Big Bang Theory, Howard, Sheldon)
Calvin & Hobbes
"Upholding the Laws of Time" (Doctor Who/Calvin & Hobbes, Ten, Donna, Calvin)
"Expert Judgment on Markers to Deter Inadvertent Human Intrusion into the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant"
"The Long View and the Short": ~2,000 words. Written for Yuletide 2016.
Discworld
"Death is Not the End (Even If He Kind of Wishes He Was)": Undertale crossover. Discworld's Death fills in for the one who usually covers the Underground. It is an extremely repetitive job. G-rated. ~3,000 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Firefly
"Anchor": Farscape/Firefly crossover. John Crichton and River Tam, on the run. Rated G. ~1,600 words. Written for Multiverse 2011.
Forever Knight
"Times Change" (Blake's 7/Forever Knight, LaCroix)
Fullmetal Alchemist
"The Will in the Wires" (Fullmetal Alchemist, Ed)
Futurama
"Brain Man": Farscape/Futurama crossover. Good news, everyone! The Professor's invented a wormhole machine! Rated G. For "Goofy." ~3,700 words. Written for Multiverse 2007.
"Good Interlopers and Bad Hamburgers: Welcome to Night Vale/Futurama crossover. Welcome to Night Vale, Dr. Zoidberg! Rated G. ~1,900 words. Written for A Ficathon Goes Into A Bar.
"The Start of a Beautiful Something": Futurama. Fry/Leela/Bender. You know Bender. He hates to be left out. PG-13ish for not very explicit sex. ~1,200 words. Written for Yuletide 2010.
"Five Times the Doctor Encountered a Planet Express Employee" (Futurama/Doctor Who, Turanga Leela, Fry, Bender, Hermes, Prof. Farnsworth, the Doctor)
"Hats" (Bender, Fry, Prof. Farnsworth, Leela, Amy)
"Turnabout Imbecile" (Futurama, Fry, Leela)
Harry Potter
"Old Clothing": Harry Potter. When Severus Snape was young, he wore his mother's clothes. Rated G. ~600 words. Written for Trope Bingo.
"Somewhere to Be (The Inside Story Remix)": Harry Potter. When the war is over, it's time to start a new life, somewhere far away and much quieter. Remix of "'My Journal About My Life and Stephen and Miranda' by Adela" by kellychambliss. Snape/McGonagall. Rated G. ~1,000 words. Written for Remix Madness 2012.
"Rest for the Weary" (Harry Potter, Snape/McGonagall)
"Change of Course" (The Pretender/Harry Potter, Jarod, Dumbledore)
"When It Ends" (Harry Potter, Snape/McGonagall)
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
"Does the Doctor Know Where His Towel Is?": Doctor Who/HHGTG crossover. Nowhere in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy's entry on the Doctor is there any mention of towels. This fact has more significant consequences than you might imagine. Rated G. ~600 words. Written for Multiverse.
House
"Acidity" (The Pretender/House, Miss Parker, House)
"Disbelief" (Doctor Who/House, Wilson)
"Disbelief, Part 2" (House/Doctor Who, House, Wilson)
Lexx
"Bribing the Boatman": Farscape/Lexx crossover. Stark meets Prince and makes a deal with the devil. Rated PG for angst and disturbing themes. ~2,700 words.
"Moth and Scorpion": Farscape/Lexx crossover. Scorpius attempts to wrest the secret of a powerful technology from the mind of a strange alien prisoner. No, not that one. A different one. PGish for sexual references and violence. ~1,400 words. Written for Multiverse 2006.
Mad Max
"Just Another Hero". Max's story precedes him. Or some version of it does, anyway. G-rated for non-explicit canon-typical violence. Contains spoilers for all four moves. (But also some lies about them.) ~2,800 words. Written for trope Bingo.
The Mentalist
"Can't Con a Con Man" (The Pretender/The Mentalist, Jarod, Jane)
Merlin
"Maturity" (Merlin, Merlin, Arthur)
Numb3rs
"More Things in Heaven and Earth": Doctor Who/Numb3rs crossover written for the prompt "Larry Fleinhardt, The Doctor, sense of wonder, alien planets." G-rated. ~2,200 words. Written for the Doctor Who crossover ficathon.
"The Answer Is Left As an Exercise for the Reader" (Numb3rs, Charlie, Don)
"The Middle of a Conversation" (Doctor Who/Numb3rs, Larry Fleinhardt, Rory Williams, sequel to "More Things in Heaven and Earth")
"The Strong Nuclear Force" (Numb3rs, Larry/Megan)
"Wrinkles in Time" (Blake's 7/Numb3rs, Jarriere, David, Colby, Don)
Physics (Anthropomorfic)
"The Natural Attraction of Opposites": It's lonely for an electron, here in the vacuum of space. G-rated. ~500 words. Written for Yuletide Madness.
Pinky & the Brain
"Two Mice and an Alien Walk Into a Bar": Pinky & the Brain/Farscape crossover, featuring The Brain, Pinky, and Aeryn. The Brain (as usual) has a plan for world domination. But this time, he's planning on getting a little extraterrestrial help. Rated G. ~3,100 words. Written for A Ficathon Walks Into a Bar.
Quantum Leap
"Leap of the Living Dead": Quantum Leap. Sam leaps into a zombie. Rated PG, mainly just for some mild swearing. ~4,300 words. Written for zombi_fic_ation.
"Faces" (Quantum Leap, Sam, Al)
Red Dwarf
"Contact High" (Red Dwarf, Cat, Lister, Rimmer)
Rick & Morty
"You Gotta Break a Few": When you have an infinite number of dimensions, infinitely many of them are expendable. Or: Rick does some cooking. PG-13. ~1,300 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Sapphire & Steel
"Encounters with Elements": Sapphire & Steel. Five brief glimpses of Sapphire and Steel, through the eyes of others. G-rated. ~1,100 words. Written for Yuletide.
"Time in a Bottle": Sapphire & Steel. Sapphire/Steel. It's difficult to pass the time, when neither you nor time are moving. In the end, all you can do is wait. PG-ish for vague het sex. ~1,000 words. Written for Yuletide.
The Sarah Jane Adventures
"Family Documents (The Multi-Generational Remix)": Doctor Who/Sarah Jane Adventures. Family secrets, buried in a box. Remix of "Family Documents" by hhertzof. PG. ~2,100 words. Written for Remix Redux '09.
"Definite Article" (Doctor Who/Sarah Jane Adventures, The Rani, Rani)
Star Trek
"A Stranger in the City": Torchwood/Star Trek crossover featuring Captain Jack and Mr. Spock. The 51st century and the 23rd cross paths in 1930, where they discover that tragedy is timeless. PG or higher for bad language, angst, and some sexual innuendo. ~6,000 words. Written for Multiverse 5000.
"Entre Nous" (Blake's 7/Star Trek, Cally, Spock)
"Purist" (Farscape/Star Trek, Crichton, Kirk)
Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Res-Q": Farscape/Star Trek: The Next Generation crossover. Yet another alien super-being messes with Crichton's life. Note: this is set after "Bad Timing" and was written before the miniseries came out, so it should now be considered AU. PG-rated for a very mild sexual reference, maybe. ~6,700 words. Written for Multiverse 2004.
"A Brief Study of the Emotional Lives of Cats" (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Data, Spot)
"Lily, in the Ashes" (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Lily from First Contact)
"What's Done" (Doctor Who/ST:TNG, Nine, Q)
Star Trek: Deep Space 9
"Recruitment Attempt #1": Star Trek: Deep Space 9/Venture Bros. crossover. In the Ventureverse, the career opportunities for time-traveling shapechangers are sadly limited. Rated PG for a brief and very tame description of the inside of a strip club. ~1,200 words. Written for A Ficathon Walks Into a Bar.
"Reading Habits" (Star Trek: Deep Space 9, Odo, Kira)
Star Wars
"Do Not" (Blake's 7/Star Wars, Orac, Yoda)
Stargate SG-1
"Like a Bicycle": Stargate SG-1. Teal'c contemplates the Tau'ri, and learns a new skill. Rated G. ~1,200 words. Written for the Teal'c ficathon.
"Never a Dull Moment": Doctor Who/Stargate SG-1 crossover featuring Daniel Jackson and Romana II. A little conversation, a little action. Rated G. ~2,100 words. Written for Multiverse 5000.
"Scenes from a Blending": Stargate SG-1. Jacob Carter's new life. PG for some mild swearing. ~3,000 words. Written for the Finish-a-Thon.
"Alien Relations" (Stargate SG-1, Bra'tac, Selmak, Jacob Carter)
"And Tomorrow" (Stargate SG-1, Daniel)
"Everywhere You Go..." (Farscape/Stargate SG-1, Crichton, Vala)
"Making Contact" (Farscape/Stargate SG-1, Stark, Daniel)
"Recurring" (Stargate SG-1/Blake's 7 crossover, Blake, Jaffa)
"Today, on 'Jack's Fashion Tips'" (Stargate SG-1, Teal'c, Jack)
"Twelve" (Supernatural/Stargate SG-1 crossover, Sam, Dean, Ba'al)
"Who Needs Ancient Alien Artifacts, Anyway?" (Doctor Who/Stargate SG-1, Rory, Teal'c)
Supernatural
"Faith" (Supernatural, Castiel)
"Twelve" (Supernatural/Stargate SG-1 crossover, Sam, Dean, Ba'al)
Torchwood
"Fairy-Tale Ending": Torchwood. Kisses might fix things in fairy stories, but Gwen is living in a different genre altogether. Rated R for violence and generally disturbing and icky content. ~800 words. Written for the second Zombiethon.
"Still Just Us (The Two Adrift Remix)": Doctor Who/Torchwood. The Torchwood helicopter fishes the survivor out of the sea, miles from St. John's. Or: Jack meets the ganger!Doctor. Remix of "How to Save a Man from Drowning" by Poetry. Rated a mild PG, just for Jack being Jack. ~2,000 words. Written for Doctor Who Remix.
"A Stranger in the City": Torchwood/Star Trek crossover featuring Captain Jack and Mr. Spock. The 51st century and the 23rd cross paths in 1930, where they discover that tragedy is timeless. PG or higher for bad language, angst, and some sexual innuendo. ~6,000 words. Written for Multiverse 5000.
"Clothes Make the Man (The One Small Thing Remix)" (Torchwood/Doctor Who, Jack, Nine, remix of "Lilies of the Field" by joking)
"Sandstorm in a Sideways Hourglass" (Doctor Who/Torchwood, AU, Sarah Jane)
"Not on His Side (The Laughing Universe Remix)" (Torchwood, Jack, remix of "Another Time" by arialis)
Undertale
"Anhedonia": Anhedonia, noun: the inability to feel and experience pleasure. Flowey. PG-ish. ~500 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"Death is Not the End (Even If He Kind of Wishes He Was)": Discworld crossover. Discworld's Death fills in for the one who usually covers the Underground. It is an extremely repetitive job. G-rated. ~3,000 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"Don't Call It a Void": It isn't a void at all, the place where he is. It's exactly the opposite. W. D. Gaster. G-rated. ~800 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"Following Through": Asgore collects the seventh human soul. Flowey, Asgore. Rated PG-ish for character death and non-explicit violence. ~950 words. Written for Tic Tac Woe apocalypse bingo.
"It's a Good Ending". You've been here before. Undertale, post-pacifist ending. G-rated. ~750 words.
"Mother Knows Rest". Sometimes you just have to check that everything's still all right. Sans/Toriel. G-rated. ~1,200 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"What Kind of Person Would Make a World Like This?". Sequel to "While We Wait for a Better World." Twenty-six years ago, a human child fell into the underground, killed a handful of monsters senselessly and without pattern, and left, never to return. But now that the monsters have finally found their own way to the surface, Frisk is forced to face the terrible truth. Everything that happened to them was real. Everything they did was real. PG-rated for some swearing and general dark themes, including character death and implied past child abuse. ~4,500 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
"While We Wait for a Better World". Sans has lost his brother. Toriel has lost her children and her kingdom. In their own very different ways, neither of them sees much of a future. But that doesn't have to stop them from making one together. Sans/Toriel. Rated R for monster sex. ~18,000 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Universal Paperclips
"The Apotheosis of the Clip": The satisfaction of a job well done. G-rated. ~400 words. Written for Gen Prompt Bingo.
Venture Bros.
"Every Bodyguard Loves Somebody Sometime": Venture Bros. The emotional attachments of the Venture family bodyguards. PG-13-ish, at least, for violence and discussions of canonical pedophiliac tendencies. ~1,100 words. Written for Yuletide 2009.
"It's the Thought": Venture Bros. The Monarch buys Dr. Girlfriend a birthday present. As usual, she fails to conclude that she's too good for him. Rated PG-13-ish for non-explicit het sex. ~1,100 words. Written for Yuletide 2009.
"Recruitment Attempt #1": Star Trek: Deep Space 9/Venture Bros. crossover. In the Ventureverse, the career opportunities for time-traveling shapechangers are sadly limited. Rated PG for a brief and very tame description of the inside of a strip club. ~1,200 words. Written for A Ficathon Walks Into a Bar.
"Up to Your Ass in Alligators: Or, a Little Father-Son Bonding Time ": Rusty's been expecting to have this conversation for quite a while now. He didn't expect to have it while dangling upside-down over a pit of alligators, but he supposes that's kind of stupid of him. Rated PG, mostly for some brief sexual references. ~1,600 words. Written for Yuletide.
The Walking Dead
"Nor Am I Out of It": The Walking Dead. Milton discovers he was more right than he imagined. Rated R for character death, violence horror, and some gore. ~650 words. Written for zombi_fic_ation.
Welcome to Night Vale
"Good Interlopers and Bad Hamburgers: Welcome to Night Vale/Futurama crossover. Welcome to Night Vale, Dr. Zoidberg! Rated G. ~1,900 words. Written for A Ficathon Goes Into A Bar.
"A Small Bureaucratic Problem": A snippet of Cecil's show featuring news about some problems with record-keeping at City Hall. Rated G. ~600 words. Written for Trope Bingo.
"Something Under the Bed": Welcome to Night Vale. Carlos and Cecil find some surprises lurking under their bed. Rated PG, mostly just because, well, Night Vale. ~3,700 words. Written for the spook_me Halloween ficathon.