Life is full of changes. Losing his mother was one, losing his home was another. Teddy can't begin to cope with the idea that he might be losing Billy, too. (or, 'Teddy has a sad; Billy makes it better.') For the prompt 'jealous Teddy,' from Beccs art. Set post-Family Matters and pre-Childrens' Crusade.

duen•de [dwen-de; English doo-en-dey] noun: Having soul, a heightened state of emotion, expression and authenticity. Or, 'that one where the Young Avengers are college professors, and the BAU is investigating the campus.' A Profs!AU/Criminal Minds crossover. Written for the AO3 Auction; an AU of There's No Textbook For This (not necessary to have read)

A series of connected vignettes following AU versions of the characters from Young Avengers though the events of the Fourth Crusade. Ratings range from Teen through to Explicit, for sexual content, language and violence. Heed the individual chapter warnings.

The tenure track job is the holy grail for most young academics. Getting hired may have been the easy part. His students are driving him crazy, the bureacracy is driving him to drink, and he's falling for the guy two offices down. Too bad Billy has a boyfriend. All Teddy wants to do is survive his first year.

No-powers, modern AU crossover. A string of brutal deaths brings the FBI's vaunted Behavioural Analysis Unit to New York City on the trail of a serial arsonist. But when the UnSub appears to target a young man named William Kaplan, it becomes clear that nothing at all is what it seems... (rated M for canon-typical violence)

An alternate version of the final scene of chapter six of Stained in the Blood. Read the real story first, to avoid spoilers! Teen for allusions to violence, some mild language. Full story rated M for canon-appropriate violence and language.

Or, one Christmas that Billy and Teddy didn't spend together, and five that they did. (Billy/Teddy, with a side of Tommy friendship) EDITED: Now with amazing fanart by YAFGCrich!:

"You look," he said, slipping his arms around Zach and pulling him in, Zach's back against his chest, "exactly like you should. The hottest new artist on the scene, on the brink of massive success. Someday, I'll sell that airplane napkin you were sketching on this morning for a cool million." A sequel to The Yellow Wood, which should be read first for this to make sense.

Six years after his move to New York, seven years after Rage, Justin Taylor is back in LA, this time as an Artist in Residence at the CalArts School of Art. Zach is a senior student and a gifted painter in his own right, staring down the barrel at graduation, job-hunting and all the uncertainties again of adulthood. Four months will change five lives forever.

A deleted scene from The List, a QAF/CM crossover casefic. This scene was one of the first ones that I had drafted for the story, but ended up not quite fitting in the finished product. It's a shame for it to end up on the cutting room floor, so to speak, so here we go.

Written for the Schmoop vs Angst contest at shelter diner. My prompt was "Sunset," and I wrote for Team Angst. "I can't think of you as sunset; to me you've always been a sunrise, life and light and brilliant love." Warning: Major Character Death.

This is short and ridiculous, and precisely what it says on the tin. This is for sungaizing85, because she makes me laugh, and hopefully this will return the favour. She begged me yesterday for Haruka/Michiru fic, and for a crossover. I'm pretty sure that this is not at all what she had in mind.

Someone is mutilating and killing men in Pittsburgh's gay village. When Pittsburgh's finest can't save Pittsburgh's hottest, they call on the FBI for help. Can the BAU stop the Liberty Avenue Killer before the unsub strikes again?