I don't particularly like to write as much as I need to write because if I don't, the plotlines suffocate my brain and I can't focus on real life. Here's some of my stuff:

"The One Who Was Sacked," "A Past Love," and "Attack of the Fangirls" are all Pirates of the Caribbean fanfictions over the elegant Commodore James Norrington. They're pretty funny, actually, I think, but they really get quite deep into his character. I was really into him when I wrote them, but to the casual PotC reader, I would recommend "Attack of the Fangirls." You don't need to acknowledge Norrington to think it's enjoyable.

"The Monroes" series, split up into four parts after the seasons are Heroes fanfictions over the kick-ass awesome Adam Monroe. This gets so deep in obsession with him that it's not even funny. Those who don't enjoy Adam probably shouldn't read it. Also, Season 3 should be disregarded. It takes place over the 21st century and is about his past four hundred years on the planet in relation to his future, and his childrens' (obviously doomed) futures. Now, the family isn't as messed up as the Petrellis, but they do have unresolved issues, as seen by the soap opera warning in the first chapter.

"Izzy" was so named and conceived by Nathan and Peter's conversation at their father's funeral in 3.08: Villains. It shortly goes over a time when Peter was the six-year-old cute and naive little brother who always just tagged along with his older, eleven-year-old big brother, Nathan, who was almost equally naive, but had a very different relationship with maturity and their father. They convince their parents to adopt a dog, who comes to be known as Izzy, and also comes to greatly annoy Arthur Petrelli. It is a cute little story, and I did have fun with lots of nostalgia.