Author's Note -- 8/21/19: Next chapter for Stargate just posted. Sorry for the long delay. I moved half-way-ish across the country since I last posted.

The Panther King and His Tiger Queen -- T'Challa/OC:

A is for Assassination Attempt: January 2007
P is for Pensive Ponderings: June 2010
E is for [Utter] Exhaustion: October 2011
M is for [In] Memoriam: October 2011

Numb3rs -- Ian Edgerton/Asha Hunter (OFC)

What Counts the Most In The End -- February 2001 (posted on ; same username)
In the Beginning -- October 2004 COMING SOON
Bad Luck and Broken Bones -- December 2006 (posted on ; same username)
Old Fears are the Hardest to Bear -- July 2007
Bruises and Barfights -- September 2007 (posted on ; same username)
The Lone Wolf's Home -- November 2007
The Most Critical Shot -- December 2007
Understandable Misunderstandings
The Breaking Storm -- November 2009
After The Storm -- November 2009 COMING SOON

The Forgotten Princess -- Glorfindel & Gloredhel (OFC):

The Forgotten Princess records tales from the life of Gloredhel Finruniel, granddaughter of Finwe, sister of Glorfindel the Balrog Slayer, whose story has largely been lost to time. These stories span from her life in Valinor before the exile of Noldor, to her life in Gondolin and her death at its fall, to her life after her rebirth during the Second Age, and even to her return to Valinor during the Fourth Age of the Sun. Her life spanned over 10,000 years. She served all the official High Kings of the Noldor save one. Listen to these stories and learn from her experiences.

These stories record her life as it was, and as it could have been. "The Story of the Golden Twins" and "Those That Remain, a Tale of the Fall of Gondolin" (in progress) are canonical with Tolkien's stories as he wrote them."The Darkest Hour Is Just Before the Dawn" and "The Steward's Lady" are stories that take a different turn at various points during her life.

The Forgotten Queen -- Achilles & Alkippe (OFC):

The Forgotten Queen: The Fall of Troy (ABANDONED) -- With the conquest of Thessaly by Agamemnon, it seems that Greece will finally know some semblance of peace and that the Myrmidons will finally stop getting called up so frequently to fight for a king that they hate. Yet, this peace only last weeks, before through one foolish act by a Paris of Troy, that peace is shattered. The largest army ever gathered by the Greeks sails for Troy to take Helen back and avenge the insults done to the Greeks. For the Myrmidons, this war will win them everlasting renown, but they will pay a very heavy price for their glory and immortality.