Mirage accepts a black ops mission to Monacus, which makes Jazz worried. Set during G1 S3, sometime after "Grimlock's New Brain".

A look at what sort of political dissidence Swindle used to get up to before Megatron and Shockwave put him a filing cabinet.

Alternate versions of the Constructicons reflect on a plan that went terribly wrong.

Swindle goes to a Constructicon D&D game with Long Haul.

Jhiaxus is not the cold, collected figure he appears to be, as Rook discovers in dents and blows.

Like most truly dangerous people, Spinister has little need to talk about just how dangerous he is.

After the war, before the Downsizing, colonies were settled and developed their own standards of justice.

Fleetwind the cowardly Seeker consults Alkali the chemical expert to resolve a perplexing issue when his emotions get the better of him.

Brawl hates it when Vortex pranks him, especially when blue dog suits are involved.

A submarine charts the troubled waters that led him to the Decepticon cause.

The 28 writing themes meme with an original character conehead Seeker.

Mixmaster decides to make Long Haul see things his way.

Needlenose has a flashback to before the war and to the strange criminal decadence of the artists then.

Needlenose and Spinister have a quick liaison after Needlenose's final exam and before they must leave on a mission.

Emirate Xaaron and Arcee go out for a night at the opera, because none of their respective partners appreciate the fine performing arts very much. Sequel to "Venn Diagrams".

An exploration primarily of Springer's relationships and secondarily Hot Rod imus Prime 's relationships, spanning from shortly after Springer's creation to after the war ends.

IDW comic. Follows "Last Stand of the Wreckers." Perceptor and Prowl discuss a few loose ends.

Ferak thought that having Darkwing and Dreadwind for wing-mates was bad. It gets worse. Follows off "Reaction Formation".

Alkali, a Decepticon chemist and artist, is annoyed by having to work with the Constructicons.

Needlenose drags Spinister to an art party. Slash.

Onslaught wishes that Vortex could be normal for once. Slash.

Prowl is annoyed by Grimlock's affections. Marvel G1, Earthforce post "Making Tracks". Warnings: violence, non-con, and a whole lot of snark

Red Alert matches his wits against a murderer as subtle as a ghost and destructive as wildfire. Can Red Alert catch the murderer before the death total spirals out of control? Meanwhile, an old friend asks Red Alert a favour in finding a missing person.

G1 Transformers S3: The Autobots Jazz, Grapple, Cliffjumper, Mirage, and Hound have the Combaticon Onslaught captured, but the real trouble only starts there.

Bonecrusher and Mixmaster put their own spin on a human form of entertainment.

Scrapper faces a deadline that may prove deadly.

A look into the life of a common Decepticon. This was written years ago, before Sunstorm and Acid Storm were given names and personalities. Either way, the speaking character is one of the three Rainmakers.

A Constructicon reflects on his history and the effects of change.

Scrapper disassembles a dead Autobot.

Scrapper deals with an annoying visitor from the art world.

Before the war, Needlenose visits a friend on a space station to look at his artwork. Marvel G1 comic.

Skyscreen, a Decepticon who once was an Autobot, has some problems with his tuning.

Shortly before Operation: Volcano, Emirate Xaaron and Impactor discuss Springer. Slash.

Impactor finds himself bodyguard to Emirate Xaaron, and a job that should be boring gets interesting in the worst possible way. G1 Marvel. Slash. Takes place sometime after my fanfic "The Path Down" and mostly takes place before the war started.

Spinister wasn't always a Decepticon. IDW G1 comics continuity.

The gilded politician Emirate Xaaron didn't always have such an illustrious career. If you ever wanted to see Repugnus used in a fic, he's in here. Marvel G1.

Decepticons commission their statues before they die, but they have little idea that happens after said death.

After Hook finishes a bunker on Cybertron, Scrapper takes Hook on what basically amounts to a date. Slash.