The things they lost in the war. Post-DH vignettes, one per character. May do more if requested.

Leonard discovers a new talent, but he's not sure what to do with it. One shot.

Cake. That was all he ate.

Something is carving people up like jack-o-lanterns. When the boys take a case on Halloween, Dean revisits high school from a new perspective, Sam explores his hatred of the holiday, and they both learn that the past is haunting everyone.

When Dean Winchester comes down with a mysterious illness, his brother Sam brings him to Dr. House and co. They race to figure out what’s killing him, but not before getting a terrifying glimpse of a world beyond their own. Supernatural Crossover.

There would have been a time for such a word. Now there is: important snapshots from season 2. Episode based drabbles, mostly Deancentric. Rated for graphic images and some swearing.

When Dean Winchester shows up asking if you know the whereabouts of his brother, who’s been kidnapped by hunters, the first thing you might want to do is take his weapons and run. Warning: DARK!

Five times Sam broke a bone… and one time Dean did, too. Antics abound, as does a rather perverted Dean, whose new hobby has become writing things on Sam’s cast. Rated for language. One Shot.

They’re in a cheesy motel room when Sam finds out the demon’s true plans for him… and it will take more than sombreros or M&Ms to make everything okay again. AU after Bloodlust. Rated for language and dark themes.

Sam watches porn to get his mind off worrying about Dean. During Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things. Rated for obvious reasons. One Shot.

I had a plan, a method of surviving high school, and it worked. That is, until the day Dean Winchester came to George Washington High. Rated for mild language.

Supernatural: Shakespeare Style! Sam and Dean talk about visions, crude humor, and killing things. Rated S for Silly. Comments and suggestions may force me to write more.

...and an assortment of five photographs. One Shot.

I think maybe there should be some epiphany to have about now, like Oh would you look at that, I’m dying... Dean's inner monologue at the end of Devil's Trap. One Shot.

Mary Winchester gave birth to Sam on May 2. She was murdered six months later. This is her story. One Shot. Rated for language and frightening images.

Rule 1: “We do what we do and we shut up about it.” What else might one find in the Winchester Family Rulebook? A collection of events from the boys’ lives that teach them each of the rules. Complete.

Missing scene from Faith during the car ride to Nebraska. There was so much Dean wanted to tell Sam before he died... but he couldn't. Rated for language and talk of death. One Shot.

In high school, Dean was given an assignment to write a poem about his childhood.

By the time he entered middle school, he knew six different ways to banish a demon, four methods of destroying an angry spirit, and nine areas that wraiths were most likely to be found. But Dean Winchester was still only 11 years old. ONE SHOT

She’s gotten Winchesters in the past. Now she wants Dean. But alas, one of her poker buddies is protecting him. Oneshot, rated for language and grim topics.

Dean lets Sam choose the music they listen to in the car in order to avoid a confrontation about the events that have just occurred. Set after Home. Rated for very mild language.

PostCommencement: Something terrible happens to Chloe that forever changes her life and propels everyone straight into their destinies. COMPLETE

PostOotP. Two tragic pasts. Two secret identities. One way to kill a wolf.