A ghost hunt in an abandoned house goes bad when it turns out to host all-too-human squatters. A bad fall for Dean through a rotted floor, Sam handcuffed . . . and as they work on a painful escape, a brotherly discussion about heroes and spaceships and saving asses.

"He feels so exhausted, suddenly, legs weak and wobbling like rubber, but he can't get out of the shower. He can't go back to his old life. He is on the verge of crisis. He sits on the bottom of the shower in a ball, and the water pelts at his back and his sopping hair and his closed, long-lashed eyes." Will is struggling after being released from the sanitarium.

Dean is a young, vibrant hunter with a keen sense of purpose, itching to prove himself. When a sudden, catastrophic illness strikes him down, Heaven and Earth collide in a desperate race to save his life. Teen!Chesters. Sick!Dean. COMPLETE

The Winchesters fight time, a vengeful spirit, and a wind demon in order to save a little girl from the monster who's stalking her. Season 2. Hurt!Dean. COMPLETE

Season 2, from Rooftop Confessions 4 zine. Sometimes the line between the truth and a lie becomes the net that saves you. Hiding under the radar, the boys discover a witch, a victim, and a reason to keep fighting the good fight.

Pre-series, wee!chesters, John POV.

Dean, half naked on the side of the road, with a fugly. Sam’s got a shotgun. So what else you need to know?

Bobby Singer was just a friend to a widower, not minding the occasional babysitting. But his devotion for the Winchester family truly began when he was struck by a terminal illness and saved only by a sacrifice from Dean. Pre-Series.

"Everybody's gone in the cotton and the corn, didn't leave nobody but the baby." Hurt!Dean, frantic!Sam.

Dean's mouth, and what it can't do. Silent!Dean.

Bobby's plan to give Sam and Dean a simple, probably-not-a-possession job turns ugly. Takes place near the end of season 4. Angst and whumping and humor. So it's a mixed bag.

E/O Challenge: Sam's a virus-magnet who catches everything. Unfortunately, whatever Sam catches, Dean ultimately gets. Mirrordance joins the drabble challenge beginning with 5 attempts at “Steady.”

Missing Scene from episode 4.16, On The Head Of A Pin. Sam's POV. What happened with the brothers while the angels were busy dancing? Rated T for language.

After Boone's death, Sawyer finds Jack drunk and winds up being his support for the occasion. But as the conversation unfolds, Sawyer starts to recognize what it is exactly that Jack symbolizes to him. Sawyer/Jack Friendship. No pairings. Sawyer Centric.

Rodney brings John to Earth to recover. Won't Jeannie be surprised! Just some self-indulgent h/c. Posted on LJ earlier.

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 head is like a Timex. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking. He always bounces right back. Except this time. Hurt!Dean for apieceofcake who bought me in the fics4books auction.

Dean thinks Sam is dead. Sam has amnesia. It's been done. I know. I'm sorry. It's the only thing that my brain will work on. Strangers and Angels AU.

The Winchesters stumble into the work of a serial killer running loose in New York, as if Dean's post-traumatic stress syndrome, the police, and two Subway ghosts weren't enough to deal with. Set between 4.08 and 4.09.

Maybe there was a reason Hell was defined in leveled circles. Loops. No way to move on or past or through. Struggle for nothing but another trip around the horn.

When a hunt goes completely wrong, a distraught John has to come to the rescue of his boys. Mulitple POV’s. Hurt!Sam/Dean. Rated T for language. Hurray for Season 4!

Their dad's death, echoes of Stanford, and a hunt that isn't what it seems bring Dean's doubts to light about Sam's commitment to the hunt, and to him.

Life's almost good now that Sam's back on the road with him, but then the tumors are back too, and Dean thinks he might be dying again. Sequel to “One Night,” and set during the episodes “Scarecrow” and “Faith.”

It isn't good for man to be alone. Especially when he's suffering, and has an anxious little brother out there looking for him.

Set after BUABS. There is no rest for the weary. An old friend and a new hunt pits Dean against the elements and Sam against himself as the brothers fight for each other and for survival. T for language and themes.

A disastrous mission tears the team apart, and for John and Rodney, nothing will ever be the same again. Set in late Season 3, so beware of spoilers. Gone AU for John's backstory now that season 4's Outcast has aired.

Even when he's alone, Dean gets a double room.

Where has Dean been the last two days?

Sam has an unexpected encounter that has some interesting consequences. Strangers and Angels universe.

An explosion removes his identity, puts him in the hands of a stranger, and forces him to fight his way back from darkness. If everything he knows is taken away, who can he trust? Who is he, really? And what if he doesn't want to remember?

A bad moon rises over the Winchesters when a stop for coffee and a meal turns into a hunt that threatens both of the brother's lives. Cowritten by Freyja529 and Gaelicspirit.

Sheppard seems to have lost his mind and no one can figure out why.

Halloween story, albeit rather late, or, as the case may be, early. Sheppard and McKay are trapped on a world with a malfunctioning Stargate, a monster ... and a mystery. Now complete.

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.

A temporary home in Trigger, Indiana brings up pains old and new. Preseries.

Set in the Strangers and Angels universe. A series of phone calls. And then a trip home.

The brother's strengths are tested when they are confronted by both a supernatural threat... and a human one. Dean must face his fear of losing his brother in order to save not only Sam, but himself as well

On a desolate alien planet, John Sheppard is lost in more ways than one.

Dean is haunted by the flashbacks from a hunt that took place after Sam left for Stanford. He can't remember the details but something is wrong and what he can't recall can hurt him.

Imprisoned by a cruel and repressive government, John, Rodney and Teyla are forced to make sacrifices to save each other's lives and keep the flame of hope burning. Warning: Very lightly implied noncon. Also, bugs.

When a hunt goes sideways, the brothers are hurt and lost in the northern Minnesota woods. They have only each other and their skills to get them out...and they aren't alone. They are being tracked by the 'perfect hunter'.

Dean and Sam return to visit Jo and her family.

I had lived alone for as long as I remember. Also known as the story where Sheppard and McKay crash, get hurt and need help, and the wraith are afoot.

Set in the Frail universe. The title speaks for itself.

Sheppard is back on Atlantis after going missing for two weeks but he doesn't have a clue about what happened. Carson Beckett, Rodney McKay and Kate Heightmeyer try to solve the mystery and in the process uncover a plot that could kill them all.

An accident leaves Sheppard and McKay a little too dependent on each other.

Winner of Best Story, SNFA awards, Round 2. Preseries. What happened in the days before Sam left for Stanford. It's affect on everyone as the situation spirals out of control. Complete!

Worn out, the boys stop at a remote motel to get shelter from a storm.

The Second season's episode I'm Ok, You Need Work, in my mind left a lot to be desired. So lets go back to the state mental hospital where Hanson was sent and see what happened before Hoffs and Fuller had arrived, and between the time Hanson made it to th