E/O CHALLENGE: FEVER. Dean has one, and Sam knows it. Gen. 500 words.

Secrets have always been the Winchesters' stock in trade, but one particular sin of omission may cost them everything they have left. GEN. WIP. Adult language warning.

Dean's continuing adventures on the Bering Sea. Sequel to "Land's End." Preseries, gen, strong language.

In limbo after Sam goes to Stanford and John heads out on a solo hunt, and short on cash, Dean takes a job that just may be more dangerous than the one he already has: crab fishing in the Bering Sea. Gen, language. Preseries.

Sequel to Red Beans and Rice. It's been a long time since Dean cooked for Sam. Rating for a bit of spicy food I mean, language. Gen.

WeeWinchester schmoop: Sammy's first day of bigkid school doesn't go as well as he'd hoped. Gen. Complete.

Sam's gone, and Dean's marking the days. Genhet, preseries, 11.

Bedtime, and Dad's not home yet. Preseries, Dean age 14, Sam age 10. Gen.

Dean's sick, and John's doing the best he can. Preseries, gen. Complete.

Look, I just need my face sewed back on. I didn’t come for a freaking physical. Complete.

Sometimes danger isn't supernatural at all. Sometimes it's just the slip of a careless hand. Gen preseries. Rated for spicy language and highoctane angst.

Prompt 191 from the spnflashback backtoschool challenge: Sam catches Dean making out with a boy. Slash nonWincest. Preseries.

Dean learns to cook, among other things. Preseries, gen. Complete.

Dean's world changes radically, and Sam struggles to keep up. Gen. WIP.

An AU look at the show's beginnings, in which Dean, not John, is the one who's gone missing. Gen, WIP.

Preseries, Dean and Sammy and the Fourth of July. Gen. Complete.

The aftermath of a curse leaves Sam with a very different version of Dean. Gen no Wincest.

Dean hustles pool, Sam watches, it will all end in tears. SamDean, WincestyUSTy

The title says it all. Five things that never happened.

Sometimes things are just broken. Postep for Grave Danger.

Gil always thought Nick's life was an open book. In the aftermath of Nick's death, wracked by grief and trying desperately to go on, Gil discovers Nick had secrets -- and some of them may threaten Gil, too. Non-explicit slash; death story. See notes in ch

Post-ep for "Grave Danger." Sometimes it's hard to see what your role should be. Sometimes it's not hard at all. Spoilers; approach accordingly.

Stranded in the desert in high summer, Nick discovers what it takes to survive -- and meets a few friends along the way. Rated R for strong language. Complete 8-10-04.

With budget cuts and the threat of layoffs looming over the department, Gil Grissom has to figure out a case that hits very close to home. Rated R for adult language. Complete 8-2-04. Comments welcome!

A glimpse down the road for Nick and Gil. Concludes the "Temperaments" series. A dark ending, but IMO an honest one. Mild slash content. Contains potentially triggering material, so please read with caution.

Gil and Nick, and a caper gone mildly wrong. Think of it as a kiss-or-die story. Slash, slashville, slash-o-rama. Rated R for quite a bit of adult language and the afore-mentioned smooching.

Continuation of "Temperaments" series; sequel to "Sanguine" and "Melancholic." Nick's problems are fruitful and multiply, yea verily. Contains potentially triggering content; please read with caution.

Sequel to "Sanguine." Part two of the "Temperaments" series. Warnings for potentially triggering content and pre-slash material. Comments welcome.

When it comes down to it, we just get through the day the best we know how. Adult language. Comments welcome.