Jack and Kate pass through the door. (Two-shot; Part 7 of "Tales from the Bardo," where the Losties make their way through the flash-sideways, struggling with themselves, their pasts, and their karma.) COMPLETE

A collection of very short (500 word) fics about the women of LOST, including F/F pairings.

After Kate and Claire return from the Island, Claire gets to know Aaron while she and Hugo explore their growing feelings for one another. Meanwhile, Kate works through her grief over Jack. And while things start out rough, they do get better. (TW: mental health issues, trauma, suicidal thoughts. Past Jack/Kate, Hurley/Claire, some Kate/Sawyer. Not FSW or epilogue compliant)

Everything about Starla is delicate. (Part 6 of "Tales from the Bardo," stand-alone one-shots where the Losties journey through the flash-sideways, struggling with themselves, their pasts, and their karma.)

Hugo might be protector of the Island, but he's still willing to pick up a hitchhiker on the Pacific Coast Highway, and this one delivers a real surprise.

Even though Hugo is protector of the Island, he still needs Sawyer's help with an errand, and juice isn't the only item on the shopping list.

Nadia brings Sayid a message of peace and forgiveness. (Part 5 of "Tales from the Bardo;" stand-alone one-shots where the Losties journey through the flash-sideways, struggling with themselves, their pasts, and their karma.)

Libby helps Ana Lucia to remember, and to let go. (Part 4 of "Tales from the Bardo," stand-alone one-shots where the Losties journey through the flash-sideways, struggling with themselves, their pasts, and their karma.)

When Kate goes back to pay the mechanic who removed her handcuffs, she gets the shock of her (after)life. (Part 3 of "Tales from the Bardo," stand-alone one-shots where the Losties journey through the flash-sideways, struggling with themselves, their pasts, and their karma.)

Hugo and Libby remember their deaths, and a lot more besides. (Part 2 of "Tales from the Bardo," stand-alone one-shots where the Losties journey through the flash-sideways, struggling with themselves, their pasts, and their karma.)

The clear light of reality waits for Jack as he lays dying. (Part 1 of "Tales from the Bardo," stand-alone one-shots where the Losties journey through the flash-sideways, struggling with themselves, their pasts, and their karma.)

After "The End," Hurley thought that Jack was gone. But maybe not. (Canon-divergent AU)

After the Oceanic 815 crash, Jack told Hurley to stay with Claire, and in this retelling that's just what Hurley does. They fall in love, and pretty much everyone gets to live. (Hurley/Claire, Jate, Shayid, eventual Suliet. Canon-divergent AU)

Libby and Ana Lucia struggle with Island survival and a new relationship. (Canon-divergent)

Dan Norton never gets enough appreciation for being Benjamin Linus's lawyer. But the day Ben walked into Agostini and Norton was the luckiest one of Dan's life. Or so it seemed at the time.

Jill is working at Simon's Butcher Shop when Charles Widmore makes her an offer she can't refuse. But the ocean is deep and full of terrors, especially on the submarine Galaga.

A sequel to LOST. While new protector Hurley heals and rebuilds the Island, Claire, Kate, and Sawyer head back to our world. But when it comes to love, the Island gets you where you need to be. (Not FSW or epilogue compliant)

Hurley and Sawyer discover that squishing a harmless little tree frog leads to some trippy consequences. (Complete)

In Storybrooke, Anton the Giant is growing a new crop of magic beans, but what he really needs is a happy ending.

Young Swedish singer Kristina finds independence, mystery, and love in Paris's Eclectic Theater (AU.)

She was the light of his dark childhood, torn from him by circumstances. Then, in the midst of war, she returned. (TW, tragic pregnancy)

Everyone has scars, and Hurley and Claire share the stories of theirs (set post-finale.)

They live at the fringe of the beach camp, where they watch from the shadows. Sawyer calls them "the Girl Scouts," and this is their story.

The good ship Elizabeth wasn't all that Libby gave Desmond one summer's evening in Newport Beach. (Warning: references to depression and suicidal thoughts.)

As they settle into the Barracks, Hurley and Claire get to know each other better while watching the cult favorite, "Xanadu." (Hurley/Claire, mention of Sawyer/Kate)

A sensual, bittersweet tale of Hurley's visit with Sun in Seoul.

The quest to find Walt has failed. As Hugo makes his lonely way back to the beach camp, he discovers that the Island is stranger than he imagined.

Hurley visits his favorite comic book shop the day before he returns to the Island on Ajira Flight 316.

Hurley meets an unexpected visitor on the road to the Lighthouse.

The Phantom finds out that his life isn't so bad after all. (2004 movie)

A collection of vignettes surrounding Meg Giry's marriage to the Baron de Castelot Barbazac. (Leroux)

Danielle Rousseau gives Hurley the battery he's looking for, and a little something besides.

Erik is dead, and Christine returns to bury him, but past secrets don't stay that way. (R/C, past E/C, Leroux-based)

Carlotta and Piangi come home from the Masked Ball, and Carlotta rants as only a diva can. (Carlotta/Piangi, 2004 movie)

When a mysterious lady appears in Box Five, Erik encounters something even stranger and more malevolent than himself. Voted "Best Written" in the Fourth Morbidity Contest. (Leroux)

The Phantom journeys through the afterlife, trying to put things to right. (2004 movie)

Raoul is dead, so a daughter of the Vikings seeks revenge. (Leroux)

A young man can't help his dreams. (2004 movie)

Meg and the Phantom escape from Paris after the Opera Populaire disaster. (2004 movie)

A woman consumed with desire tells a lie to protect a man she can never have. (2004 movie)

Meg and Christine haven't seen each other for thirty years. Now Christine wants a reunion, much to Meg's surprise. (2004 movie)

Why Persephone decided to stay with Hades.

The spiderweb curtain comes down, and off come the stockings at the conclusion of "Music of the Night." (2004 movie)

Raoul's feelings range from exhaustion, despair, and anger to a disturbing attraction. (2004 movie, m/m)

Meg follows the Phantom through the broken mirror into a new life. (2004 movie)