Boromir awakens from his death and finds himself in an unexpected situation. Basically book universe with some AU bits, but inspired by Sean Bean. Complete, after nine years as a work-in-progress.

Crossover with Harry Potter. The Dark is rising yet again, and Voldemort is a part of it. The Yongest of the Old goes to Hogwarts to help those of High Magic.

Will struggles with his conscience, while struggling with the Darkest threat he’s come up against so far - his own family’s memories. Will/Bran Slash.

BtVSLotR. Buffy gets sent to Middle Earth to help bring down Sauron. Her duty, like the Istari, is not to confront Sauron directly but to help those fated to face him bring him down. More specifically she’s to help the King of Gondor get on his throne.

Xander goes for a rather different costume at Halloween. May the force be with him? Chapter 28 is here.

The year is 1997, and as Harry Potter returns to school, Voldemort's reach extends beyond the wizarding world--into the Muggles'. Now Harry must step into the breach. Yet soon he finds that he is not the only hero in the world...

COMPLETED 20 JUNE 2003 - When the Dark Lord comes rising, it is up to Harry and his friends to turn him back once and for all. Sequel to 'Town and Gown', crossover with Susan Cooper's 'The Dark Is Rising' Sequence.

AU. At the end of Silver on the Tree, Bran makes the other choice: to sail with Arthur. But an eternity of youth and peace isn't everything it's cracked up to be. Eventual slash. (Ooh, look. New chapter. It only took how long?)

A comedy in several acts. With Charles reaching record levels of annoyance, BJ and Hawkeye decide that the Major needs a little... distraction. What are two army captains to do?

Klinger's got an escape plan. Sidney's in camp for the poker game. Trapper's fractious, and Hawkeye's... asleep. Another day in the ROK. Sixth and last chapter added. Complete.

Frank's badgering forces Potter to make a desicion about Hawkeye and BJ; but the Colonel's own ghosts may have more influence than anyone in camp.

Sidney Freedman makes an informal visit to the 4077th and receives and most unexpected vistor. Post ep for "War of Nerves".

A companion piece to "The Danger of Following White Rabbits" and a post-ep for "Goodbye, Radar"; Radar has some advice for BJ before he leaves.

After her disasterous marriage to Donald, Margaret has the pleasure of falling in love again.

(a post-ep for 'Taking the Fifth') Hawkeye discovers that the nurses were not alone in plotting his embarrassment, and that the 'Sweet Preserves' letter is more than it seems. [slash]

Radar explains how and why he knows things before they happen. (slight slash)

The bonds created at the 4077th may extend beyond what the personel consider 'reality'.

Slash. BJ remembers the war and reflects on his life at home.

Set twenty-one years post Normal Again, assuming both realities are valid. Dawn is visiting her catatonic sister when strange things start happening.

Sequel to Runaway Trains at 3 A.M. In which secrets are revealed, Clark and Dawn explain, and 362.57 of long distance charges are almost blamed on the Legion of Dorkness.

Trapped in a room with Smallville's most eligible billionaire -- dream come true, or total nightmare? Chloe/Lex non-ship

If a supernatural teenager from Sunnydale, California heads east at 70 mph, while a super-powered teenager from Smallville, Kansas is heading west at 65mph, at what time will they meet up in a Greyhound bus station in Denver? Sequel under Smallville