A CatCo Magazine exclusive by Kara Danvers, photos by James Olsen. / "Now," Lena says, "What can I do for you?" Anyone who has met Lena is familiar with these words. They are her go-to greeting; practiced, polite, and most importantly, meant in earnest. A thesis statement: Lena Luthor wants to help.

or, Five Things Angie Learns About Peggy During Sex. A companion to 'Portrait of the Agent.'

Sequel to "but sweet kisses i've got to spare." A college au in which Steve and Peggy are finally dating, and they're also definitely both dating Angie, only it's hard to find time for it with all the student theater they're doing. And keeping it from their friends is... perhaps harder than they thought.

The SSR needs an amazing dancer for a covert operation—and unfortunately, Peggy happens to know one. A sequel to "the hip hooray and ballyhoo."

Angie's four-year-old daughter Sophia has been living with her and Peggy for months now, and it looks like they've finally settled into a happily ever after. But some wounds take longer to heal than others.

Angie is beautiful, the Dodgers have signed Jackie Robinson, and suddenly Peggy feels like anything's possible.

Peggy wonders what the world would be like if she'd gone down in the ice instead of Steve… but can she handle the answer? A loose retelling of It's a Wonderful Life.

The first and most important lesson Angie Martinelli learned growing up is if you love someone, you feed 'em.

Peggy has to learn to dance for a mission. Angie is all too happy to teach her.

A sequel to "sad and merry madness," continuing right where that work left off—a college AU in which Peggy and Steve aren't dating but they're not NOT dating, but they both also really want to date Angie, who's just trying to survive her first semester and make it to winter break. But also definitely really wants to date Peggy and Steve.

The year is 1956. Peggy can't go as Angie's date to the Tony Awards, so she decides to go as her bodyguard instead. Obviously.

A college AU in which Angie is a transfer student, Steve and Peggy aren't dating but they're not NOT dating so they might as well be dating Angie, and everyone performs Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night."

or, Five Things Peggy Learns About Angie During Sex.

Angie's lips are half-cocked in a smirk but the eyebrows give her away, lifted in poorly-masked concern. "Still not sure what kinda errand needs doing on the Brooklyn Bridge alone at this hour. You sure you're done, Pegs?" - That's the question, isn't it? / Post-finale Cartinelli fic.

After Elsa's winter, there are plenty of repairs to be made-both physical and emotional. As Anna relearns her sister and gets closer to Kristoff, she finds life is actually stranger and more wonderful than even she could imagine, once she meets the royal couple of Corona. Eventual Kristoff/Anna/Rapunzel/Eugene ot4 situation, but with lots of adorableness along the way.

Santana and Rachel attend their ten year high school reunion. A FaberryCon Fundraiser fic, albeit a Pezberry story.

An AU in which Santana and Rachel get together in high school, only to find staying together once they make it to New York is harder than being together in Lima ever was. And then there's Quinn, making everything harder. And easier. Pezberry into Faberry, a FaberryCon Fundraiser Fic.

Rachel decides that she will confess her love for Quinn at Mr Schue's wedding, but Quinn is all over Santana. The morning after finds a broken Rachel and a confused Quinn. A FaberryCon Fundraiser fic.

Quinn Fabray was nineteen when she realized she couldn't die, twenty-four when she figured out that she'd stopped aging completely. Rachel Berry was twenty-six when she learned she only had one year left to live; the next day, she met Quinn. A FaberryCon Fundraiser Fic.

She walks into the comic book store, and everything changes. An AU story. / "No!" she insists, but she's grinning and bumping his shoulder and he has never, ever talked to anyone like this before.

In which Cosima and Delphine unwittingly (at first, and then quite wittingly) help Quinn and Rachel get together while going undercover to escape from Dr. Leekie.

To him, Clara Oswald is the only mystery worth solving. And he's never been able to resist a puzzle. (The Doctor and Clara, from The Cold War to The Crimson Horror.)

S3 AU. In a world where Shelby never comes back to town, Rachel finds herself boyfriendless and in the habit of taking in strays. Housing Sam to save glee is one thing, but she can't help but feel like Quinn is in trouble... Samchel, Faberry, Fabrevans.

Quinn looks back on her life with Rachel-with all of its ups and downs.

Avengers crossover with AU-ish Glee. Everyone's been trying to get him back into the world, but all Steve wants is to hold onto what he lost... until a chance meeting at a Broadway show from his past sends him hurtling straight into an unexpectedly bright future. Subtitled: Steve and Rachel Take Manhattan. Steve Rogers/Rachel Berry

"You think waiting rooms are just about the cruelest concept in the history of the world." Rachel, waiting for Quinn to wake up. Post-OMW proto-faberry semi-AU.

TASM. It's a lot easier to be mad at Peter than to miss her father. Gwen's grief, from the end of the movie on. Peter/Gwen

A look at the unrequited crush the Unnamed Cheerleader from 3x21- known by fandom as Gabrielle or Avery- has on Rachel through the years. Mentions of Brittana and potential Faberry.

'And the failures you see don't seem failures to me here at all.' Quinn comforts Rachel after her NYADA audition. Spoilers through "Choke." Faberry friendship, with more-than-subtle hints towards more. One-shot.

...And One-Liners. She does a lot of thinking, over the summer. Talks to a lot of people. Because there's a difference between wanting Brittany and having her, and Santana's tired of trying to figure it out on her own. Brittana, between s2 and s3.

The thing about parallel lines is, they never actually meet. She's kind of banking on that, to be honest. An examination of unrequited Faberry; the very start of season 1. One-shot.

Easy A/Social Network crossover. In which Eduardo Saverin meets a girl at a bar, and his night... well, he's never had one quite like it. Astonishingly, NOT crackfic. Bear with me.

She owes him, and he needs her. And if it turns out that maybe she needs him, too... well. Sam and Quinn, from Comeback to Rumours. / Fabrevans friendship, canon Fuinn, very vague hintings at potential Faberry if you squint.

Rose, after the fall. Inspiration can come from the most unexpected places. Rose/Doctor

It's the little things that matter most, in the end. Five interconnected ficlets about life after. Rapunzel/Eugene

Theirs is a story told out of order. And maybe there's just something about libraries. Rose/Nine, Rose/Ten.

A simple day out for the Doctor, Rose, and Tony. Post-JE. / There are stars in her eyes, and wisdom in her smile. Rose/Doctor. Narrative poetry.

Sometimes, he's there. But of course, he's never REALLY there. / Rose, jumping worlds between Doomsday and Partners in Crime. Rose/Ten, Rose/Nine.

A companion piece to Layers Between Them. Spoilers post-JE. Rose and Ten II, adjusting. Rose/Doctor

...and Catching Them. A hypothetical conjecture, if you will. A flight of fancy. He'll find her tomorrow. Eleven/Rose

Sometimes the easiest questions are the hardest to answer. Amy helps Rory fill out nursing school applications; minor existential crisis ensues. Pre-series five. Amy/Rory.

'We are each our own devil, and we make this world our hell.' A study of the Eleventh Doctor, mid-series five; all the men he was before, and the friends he traveled with. / He dreams of them, and they haunt him.

Reminiscences and poolside shenanigans at Stately Tyler Manor. Spoilers through Journey's End- Rose/Ten II. "Swim to me, Rose."

An evening with Tony brings up old memories- and older hurts- that the Doctor would rather stay buried. Spoilers through Journey's End. Rose/Ten II, mentions of Donna.

Even something so simple as watching a movie can have life-altering consequences, when your life is as strange and wonderful as Rose Tyler's. A study, of sorts, on Lilo & Stitch. Rose/Ten

It was supposed to just be a relaxing day at the lake. Amy/Rory, pre-Eleventh Hour. Cracked!timeline.

After the fall, he finds pieces of her everywhere. A Doomsday drabble. Ten/Rose

SPOILERS FOR THE SERIES FIVE FINALE. 'On the outside looking in as a loudmouthed ginger in a white gown dances with her new groom, his thoughts stray towards Rose Tyler-and he lets them.' Doctor/Rose, hints of Eleven/River if you squint, Amy/Rory.

SPOILERS THROUGH 5.13. Amy, Rory, and the disguises we all wear. A love story. Amy/Rory, cracked!timeline. / 'For her ninth birthday, he gets her a picture book about the Roman legion. For his tenth, she gets him a blue tie with swirls on it.'

In which Rose ponders the complexities of regeneration, the vindictive nature of the universe, and her own humanity. Set post-Doomsday.

Spoilers through JE. In a life as hectic and unpredictable as the Doctor and Rose's, certain constants needs must be preserved. This is one of them. Rose/Nine, Rose/Ten, Rose/Ten II

Also known as: Horticulture, Boredom, and the Art of Bedroom Politics. Spoilers for Journey's End. In which the Doctor airs his grievances, and Rose is mostly amused.

A simple trip to a demon karaoke bar turns into a surprisingly eventful-and insightful-evening for the Doctor, Rose and Jack.

Two visits to one beach. Two men that are one man, and a woman who once was a girl. SPOILERS for Journey's End. / "This is what the world felt like when Hades whisked Persephone away." Rose/Doctor

Tony and Pepper, at the beginning. / "Can you make quiche?" "...Sir?" "Quiche. Fluffy, cheesy baked dish?" "I... could learn to make quiche."

In which Disney is quoted and dandelions are discussed at length. A snapshot of the lives of the Doctor and Rose.

A chance encounter. // 'He squeezes her hand a bit and she tries not to jump--she’d rather forgotten he’d been holding it.'

Spoilers thru JE. / Five years; five gifts the Doctor gives Rose on the first five anniversaries of their arrival in Pete's World. / "It's just that... well, I rather like the idea of lockets. Keeping someone close to your heart... close to your heart."

Because wolves, after all, are pack animals-- even the Bad ones. // Rose, from Doomsday through Turn Left.

Spoilers thru JE. Rose/10.5 / "Unable to measure his life in time and cause and effect, he seeks out a new method and finds it in the thrum of her pulse under his thumb. He decides he'll measure instead by his distance from her..."

A love story in three parts, in which the Doctor and Rose visit the beach and there is no angst whatsoever. Spoilers through Journey's End; Rose/9, Rose/10, Rose/10.5

Oh, she knows. // A typical non-adventure of the Doctor and Rose. Takes place mid-series 2. Superfluff.

Five times the Doctor doesn't sleep with Rose Tyler--and one time he does. Spoilers through Journey's End. Rose/9, Rose/10, Rose/10.5

Rose Tyler falls in love the way her mother drinks tea--often, enthusiastically, and for any reason at all. A coming of age story, perhaps. // Spoilers through JE. Rose/Jimmy, Rose/Mickey, Rose/9, Rose/10, Rose/10.5

A tangential study of names. "Everyone on Serenity is mislabeled, and it irritates River endlessly--like an itch she can’t quite scratch or a stray thread tickling at her skin." Crazy River ramblings in drabble form. post-series, pre-BDM.

All Angel wants is for Connor to have a nice, normal first Christmas. All he gets? Is a month of insanity. December 31st: 'Happy to have an excuse to get as far away from Cordelia Chase and his feelings as possible, Angel took the baby and ran.'

More than the aching loneliness, more than the empty self-revulsion… it’s the utter banality of the shell of his life that drives him closest to madness." Wesley, in the break between seasons 3 and 4.

A world without Cordelia is a world without a right arm, or a sense of smell--or a beating heart, but he’s been living without one of those for centuries, and he’s sick and tired of being defined by what he lacks." A season 5 study in 555 words.

The plan was simple, really. Survive the Ascension, pack up, get out of Sunnydale as fast as possible. Unfortunately, Xander Harris had always been good at ruining Cordelia's best-laid plans. A post-Graduation Day vignette.

Lucy by the numbers. -originally posted in Misc. Plays/Musicals-

Because really, the first love letter Lily Evans ever sent to James Potter was a detention slip.

Ginny Weasley, he finds, simply defies definition.

Michael Corner didn't think he was going to have any fun at the Yule Ball. He was pleasantly surprised.