When someone decides they belong to you, you pretty much have to accept it – whether they're a robot, a homunculus, or a large, dangerous Barrayaran soldier. Dave Lister, Ben Greenbloom and Cordelia Vorkosigan are finding it hard to get used to. Florence Ambrose tries to help. Crossover between Vorkosigan and Freefall webcomic Cross Time Cafe webcomic Red Dwarf Dragon Rider

Two dead fathers. Two daughters who are determined not to forgive them.

In the Darths and Droids universe, Georgette Heyer's historical romances do not exist, and neither does most of the Vorkosigan saga. But a group of gamers are about to invent them...

Two students - one from Lois McMaster Bujold's Vorkosigan Saga, one from Diana Wynne Jones's Derkholm - come to work as interns at Sector General.

Crossovers aren't my thing, but I've been reading P&P JAFF, which cheers changes in plot and characters. When I indulged in some Bujold, over too much wine, it seemed reasonable that the early Darcy could use some Naismith in his character. Then I made the mistake of wondering what the little admiral might do if faced with a a prospective mother-in-law like Mrs Bennet ...

Taura doesn't like House Bharaputra. She doesn't like Cetaganda. And she is extremely curious as to why they are both trying to acquire Dr. Pierce Argall.

Sam and Dean hunt a monster on board the Triumph. (Unrelated to Salt, Iron and Barrayar)

Forward momentum meets the immovable center. Ten drabbles from a collision of universes.

Simon Illyan stared at the man across the table from him in the interrogation room. He was blond, green eyed, and according to armsmens reports, had literally appeared from thin air into the gardens of the Imperial residence. Simon found this explanation rather unlikely.

"Why," said Sherlock irritably, "Does everyone doubt my authority?" "Probably because no one in their right mind would give you the authority to speak in the voice of the ruler of a triplanetary empire," muttered Donovan under her breath. Privately, John agreed. Part Three of 221b Barrayar

Mycroft smiled. "I want you to buy out his rival and force Vorgains out of business." "And how do you propose I do that?" asked Mark. "If I knew, I would be doing it myself. But you are a Vorkosigan and a successful business man, the first to be both concurrently since the Time of Isolation. I have full faith in your abilities." Part Two of 221b Barrayar

Miles and Ivan discuss which houses they, and their friends and family, would have been sorted into.

"Yes-look-I mean," John spluttered. Finally he took a deep breath and began again. "Sherlock, you can't go around accusing Vor Lords of being galactic mercenaries." Especially not High Vor who happen to be foster brother to the Emperor. "I am not accusing. I am simply stating the facts, which in this case are quite obvious." Part one of 221b Barrayar

Ivan's experience with the Hogwarts Sorting Hat. AU in which they all attend the school. Lame title; sorry about that.

Mark Vorkosigan meets up with Asch the Bloody in a bar, where the clone and the discarded original swap complaints about their ersatz twins.

Amy asked to visit a planet with lots of horses.

"At least," Ivan thought, "the little bugger was alive"-sequel to "A Merry Meeting Be Wished

A young Admiral Naismith finds himself a pawn in a greater game... but who's playing who? A somewhat deadpan parody of Baen... tropes.

Commander Vimes serves his Emperor, but he's sick of Vor privilege and Vor politics.

The Cetagandans sought to perfect the human genome; everyone knew that.

The assignment was supposed to be simple. But since when have any of Miles Vorkosigan's assignments been simple? Especially when the stranger with the blue box turns up.

Draco Malfoy makes an unwise bet. Written for the 2008 bujold fic fic fest, for the prompt "Miles and Ivan are students at Hogwarts".

John Sheppard and his team are *definitely* not in Kansas anymore.