The world finds itself swallowed in a second world war and Ivan, once again watching countless of his men ready to be deployed to the front, makes a decision to give something back to them before it is too late. Something that could prove invaluable.

Alfred runs out to do something special to celebrate Matt's big hockey win and comes home to find his brother has been kidnapped by a mysterious criminal. Lead Detective Ivan Braginsky is put on the case and it's up to him to track down the man before any harm comes to Matt. But when it seems like Ivan and the criminal know each other, are his motives really what they seem?

Alfred is a young man with the powers of a Dream Walker. He can see others' dreams and manipulate them at will. But when he has a series of reoccurring dreams about a snowy world lost to time and a violet-eyed man he had never seen before, he realises that it's more than it seems and finds himself uncovering a deep story of surprise and betrayal that may be more than just a dream.

"Good-bye, Laika. Have a good trip. I hope you see something beautiful..." Russia kissed the dog's nose, knowing she wouldn't be coming back. Yazdovsky closed the hatch as Russia stepped back, unable to bring himself to be the one to seal her in. (One-shot about the decision to launch Laika the space dog in 1957. Laika-centric, historically accurate to the best of my ability.)

When one of Alfred's co-workers discovers the secret of the Nations' identities, Alfred wants to keep her in the loop despite the protests of England. She was warned: with knowledge comes danger. When a group of people kidnap the girl for information about the Nations, America has to do all he can to figure out everything about these people and rescue her before it's too late.

Alfred Jones is woken up from his stasis sleep after many years. The world and everyone in it has changed drastically. He was woken up for a reason; he's special. He's always been. And they need his help to save everything.

Russia disappears after the collapse of his Soviet Union and America has to figure out just what's been going on with the Russian. When he finds Russia has turned to vodka to deal with his problems, he has to try and talk him down without getting severely injured. But he comes with other motives in mind as well... (Rated for alcohol abuse and some of the things Russia thinks/does.)

Another Christmas has come around and Ivan wants nothing more than for his holiday wishes to come true. What is he wishing for? Why, a certain American, of course. Will this be the year he gets his wish? A RusAme holiday one-shot.

Ivan is a weapons engineer from the Soviet Union. Alfred is a young American government worker who believes everything they say about the Reds. When Ivan creates the superweapon that his country has been dreaming of, he takes it and flees to America in order to prevent his bosses from getting it. There he meets Alfred: can he keep his identity a secret for long?

Ivan takes a ride on Russia's overnight train in order to do a little thinking. He expected a quiet night of just reflecting on the past and himself, but what he gets instead is a little girl that gives him much more than he bargained for. One-shot.

America has had dreams of flying for a very long time and he's determined to have today be the day he takes off. All his hard work has to pay off and he won't give up until he succeeds. One-shot. (Wasn't quite sure of the genre to put it under, so that's probably wrong...)

A cute, fluffy one-shot of a morning with PruCan. After a hockey game leaves Mattie tired and sore, Gil tries to be an awesome boyfriend and surprise the Canadian with one of his favourite things.

America, out of nowhere, brings a cat home to Russia, but the American is, for some reason, covered in cuts and scrapes. Russia is curious as to just where the cat came from and when America tells him, he's shocked. What happens next? (A fluffy little RusAme one-shot.)

"Russia! Russia, wake up!" America kneeled down in the snow beside his fallen comrade. The day had been going so well so far; America had come to Russia to visit Ivan and they had plans to spend the day together. America hadn't told anyone else of his plans—not even his brother—and would deny if anyone had asked about it. But now...now who could help him? (Human!Russia/America.)