Christine contemplates different types of love. Conceptual post-canon R/C.

A humorous explanation for why there are four different books telling four different versions of the life of Jesus in the Bible.

Donny struggles through the night after telling Julia the truth of what happened to Michael. One-shot.

(Takes place after the movie marker, '5 years later') After 5 years for acting and moving around, searching for a place she could truly call HOME, Mia finds herself pulling away from a crowded highway and entering a restaurant. There she meets a person she never thought she would see again. (Sebastian/Mia, obviously)

MAJOR SPOILERS FOR THE MOVIE! The epilogue from Seb's point of view.

It is hopelessly romantic. If he did not love her half so much he would still be unable to mock it; he is a perfect slave. [Our Mutual Friend; Eugene/Lizzie; where Eugene reflects after Headstone's ranting visit. With cigars.]

The iconic romance between Han Solo and Leia Organa deserved a better outcome than what they got in TFA. I had to fix it. Herein lies a happy ending for Han and Leia (and their daughter) to cheer us all up. Han/Leia post-TFA romance (albeit a bit angsty!). Rey, Chewbacca, Luke, Poe Dameron, Finn & Phasma. Post-canon AU. Screw you, Jar-Jar Abrams.

DC. "Yours is the sort of love that burns until it blackens." (Rosa Dartle/Steerforth, ambiguously-requited, messy angst.)

"He was too used to worship, and too little used to love." (David reflects on Steerforth. Post-canon, or at least, at the very end. Gen. No slash. Angst.)

Oneshot. Mister Roberts regrets being kept away from the combat of WWII, until he discovers that Booksey is in far deeper distress.

Based on the 1990 TV version starring Charles Dance. "There were so many things he didn't understand, this boy in the mask who was born in darkness..." What was Erik's life like before the events of the two-part series? And what about the man who watched over him for all those years while hiding a tragic secret? Here is their story.

Written for the Ordinary Tasks Drabble Challenge on the POI Discussion Forum. "Sameen contemplated her options: one; she could spend the day mending everything by hand with a needle and thread, or two; she could go shopping for new clothes." One-shot.

Tag for 3.21 "Beta". "No one had told me outright who this Grace Hendricks lady was, but I wasn't a detective for nothing." Two 200-word drabbles.

Grace is one of the 'regulars' of the small park she loves to paint in. So is Harold. So is someone who watches with fondness as two of his 'regulars' fall in love, and is a shoulder to cry on when Harold is gone. POV of the ice cream man that Finch bought the legendary "ice cream cone in January" from & involved in the birthday scavenger hunt.

Our Mutual Friend. Eugene Wrayburn is not as indifferent to his rival's suffering as he pretends to be; unfortunately, it takes two to make peace as well as war. Eugene/Lizzie; unrequited Bradley/Lizzie.

So – the actors got into a little Twitter tiff about whose character had loved Joss Carter more, Donnelly (if he weren't dead) or Scarface. This crack!fic had to be written. Gallows humor. Seriously no disrespect intended. It's only funny if the coffin's empty. As I have not accepted Donnelly's death, so also do I reject Carter's. We need to laugh before we cry any more.

He was at a turning point, as he had been so many times before, whether in battle at sea, or to protect the people he loved. There were truths to be acknowledged, decisions to be made, plans to formulate. Suddenly, he cared more about making her happy than he had cared about anything, not for a long time. He had only to be willing to change course. One-shot.

Sherlock's most embarrassing memory? Written at the request of methylviolet10b on the Help Japan meme at watsons woes lj comm.

"...can I not save you, Mr. Carton?" - Sydney-centric. Mentions unrequited SydneyLucie and CharlesLucie.

John Reese has always protected people. He has his reasons. Usually his overprotective instincts are an asset. But sometimes they just make things worse. The new Number and his brother need Reese's help, but only if he can keep from scaring them to death. Casefic, S2 after "Dead Reckoning" with some spoilers. Adult language and reference to drug use. Next in the Chaos AU.

A tribute to a timeless musical, written in response to a challenge regarding female characters. Regardless of Rain.

David Copperfield. She thinks she would not be his better angel if he really knew her heart.

Judy Abbott meets her roommate's uncle for the first time, and finds him strangely agreeable.

The first inkling Reese had that word of his survival had circulated to unintended ears was when an all-too-familiar, rough edged drawl interrupted a breakfast meeting at the Lyric Diner.

Three drabbles set during and after "Murder Must Advertise". Juggling three identities is not always easy. (Written for litlover1 for the Great Tales 2012 Drabble Exchange.) One-shot

Reese POV, episode insert for 2.12 "Prisoner's Dilemma".

{Lizzie Bennet Diaries} Some days she thinks she was wrong about William Darcy.

Oneshot. Eponine/Javert. Non-romantic. Fits between Eponine's scream outside Cosette's house and "On My Own" in the film.

Becky is charming, cunning, and the absolute LAST person Dobbin would ever want to take advice from. Too bad she's the only one with the advice he needs most.

Santa Claus is evil. Bear is valiant. There is a bone.

A chilly day in January, a vanilla ice cream cone, and an artist.

A strange little boy meets a strange old man and his strange young granddaughter. A prequel to "Close Encounters of the Tenth Kind."

John Jarndyce has his reasons for not liking to be thanked.

Having been told all her life that she does not deserve love, how does Esther finally find the courage to tell Allan Woodcourt how she feels?

David Copperfield. Mr. Dick thought only ghosts could haunt you.

Finch keeps wearing poppies on Veterans Day and having very reasonable, unsentimental excuses. Chapter 4 (but only Chapter 4) is a crossover with Doctor Who and a sequel to "Close Encounters of the Tenth Kind." Feel free to skip it if you're not into Doctor Who.

One-shot fic, taking place long before John Reese and in the beginning days of the machine. "As hard as he tried, he knew he wouldn't be able to change how Will looked at the world. His interests, his mannerisms, even his looks – they were all his father's."

River Song keeps showing up in John Reese's life, to great chaos. Here are four times he wished she hadn't and one he wished she had. A sequel to "Interlude Before The Angels" but can stand alone. Three chapters will be by guest authors.

Reese believes Finch is in trouble, but the truth of the situation shocks him more than anything has shocked him in years.

A set of drabbles about how each of the characters escape their various prisons ... or not.

Reese and Finch are given a minor errand to do for the Doctor and become part of life-changing events. Spoilers. A sequel to my "Close Encounters of the Tenth Kind" and continues with "Old Spies, or Mr. Finch Goes To Tea" and "Four Times Reese Wished River Hadn't Come, and One He Wished She Had."

S2, after "Contingency". Finch is safe, but snappish and unappreciative. Christine Fitzgerald has a big bruise on her face and a not-entirely-convincing story about how she got it. Bear makes his first rescue and obviously expects his master to take care of her. And it's raining. John Reese is just not having a good day. But it might get better, with a little help from his friends.

George Smiley recounts the tale of his journey deep into WWII Germany to help establish a prisoner of war camp as a clearing house for escapees and sabotage.

Survival instinct. Some people have it in spades. Will Ingram, Finch's sorta-nephew, doesn't have it at all. But his new girlfriend has enough for both of them. Unfortunately, she's not who he thinks she is. And her Number just came up. Can Finch and Reese save and life and a romance - and figure out why the girl won't stop stalking Will? Season 1, before "Firewall"

An old Peter Guillam brings Harold Finch surprising news from the heyday of the Circus, or British Intelligence. Pre-pilot for POI, post-books for the Smiley world. "Old Spies, or Mr. Finch Goes To Tea" is something of a sequel but only makes sense if you've read "Close Encounters Of The Tenth Kind" and "Interlude Before The Angels."

Song fic.

Reese stares at the nine digits jotted on a scrap of paper in his hand. This is the first Number to come through the Machine since Finch was abducted. This is a look at what might go through his head. Reese POV. Never slash.

A collection of epilogues or additions to specific episodes of White Collar. Canon based, no slash. Newest is "Judgment Day". Spoilers all around.

Finch receives the Number of a woman both he and Fusco have saved in the past, a former heroin addict and elite hacker who's now trying to stay on the straight and narrow. . PODFIC by GreenIron now available at AO3.

Finch is not looking for forgiveness - he'd given up hope of forgiveness from anyone, including himself, a long time ago - but he owes Reese the truth about his non-involvement in helping the irrelevent numbers and what he cost Reese. Perhaps, though, forgiveness isn't as impossible as he thinks. Set some time after "No Good Deed" and before "Firewall." Never slash.

Reese's thoughts during the final scenes of Firewall.

In which John obtains minor injuries, Finch gets worried, and someone gets shot in the knees. Just your average day in New York City.

One-shot 'missing scene' from The Mystery of Edwin Drood. John Jasper prepares for an important interview.

In a moment of quiet musing Reese reflects on his impressions of Carter. Character study set in the interlude immediately before the beginning of "Baby Blue." Enjoy and review.

Person of Interest tagfic. Latest, for 1.22: "Finch may as well have left a trail of breadcrumbs."

If Harold Finch were ever to get married, he would do it just like Mr. Wemmick. "Halloa! Here's a church! Let's have a wedding." AU and spoilers for "No Good Deed."

One photograph, three people. Spoilers for "Many Happy Returns."

A closer look at Finch's thoughts in "Many Happy Returns" 1.21, when Reese orders him to leave the car. No slash.

In which a naive young Jarod meets another of the Centre's stolen child geniuses. A short scene in which two of my favourite elusive geniuses meet when they were young. AU

A random series of drabbles about the opportunities various Lost characters lost or seized.

After leaving the Island, Richard writes his memoirs and reflects on his relationship with Ben Linus. Friendship/fatherhood/mistakes/betrayal. Always non-slash.

The events of the Henry Gale episodes, from inside Ben Linus' head. Because who wouldn't want to be inside his head while he's being tortured and manipulating people at the same time? Rated T for details of what goes on in the armory.

They knew each other so well no words were needed. Just a picture.

A series of ficlets about Alex's experiences with Dr. Linus in the sideways world.

In a short conversation with Hurley, Ben discovers his purpose.

In the course of a case, Reese and Finch meet the Tenth Doctor and Martha, and Reese learns something new about Finch. Finch and Martha quarrel and perform triage. Sequels are "Interlude Before The Angels" and "Old Spies, or Mr. Finch Goes To Tea."

In which Reese snoops and reads classic literature. Always non-slash. A companion piece to WhiplashWhiplash's "for that which grows."

Reese, Carter, Finch. When things get hot during the usual surveillance, John Reese needs a place to cool down.

Reading Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities, Snape realizes that he is both like and unlike Sydney Carton.

After he's shot, John wonders if he'll ever escape the darkness.

David Copperfield. That gesture of Agnes' may not have meant what David thought it did.

In which Finch has a bad day.

People who get too close to the fire get burned and there's definitely a metaphor in that. Post-ep for The Radio Job.

Finch knows that the Machine, like himself and Reese, is far from perfect. But working with it is the only thing that keeps him going these days, that and the hope of making up for the things he's done. Takes place after 1.7, "Witness." Oneshot.

A drabble series on the contentious and interesting relationship of Mycroft and Sherlock in the new modern-day Sherlock Holmes series called "Sherlock." Rating changed from K to T for discussions of suicide and drug addiction.

Ten drabbles for Charles Parker. Written for Yuletide in 2008 for beautifulside.

As the Darnay Family flees the terror of Paris, Lucie Manette and Mr. Lorry struggle to cope with the events that will change their lives.

Peter ponders Neal over a cup of coffee at Junes. Spoilers for season 3.

*One-Shot* Elizabeth Burke is a very optimistic person. WARNING: SPOILERS FOR S03E04 DENTIST OF DETROIT

A Five Things fic. Four times Lord Peter Wimsey denied he was afraid and one time he didn't .

Amy and Rory's tempestuous, beautiful, romantic relationship from their meeting as children through the end of series 5. I will upload two chapters a day, one from each of their perspectives, set at around the same time. Enjoy!

I am writing one hundred 100-word stories from the point of view of minor characters from Dickens' books.

Post Point Blank. Peter reacts to Neal's actions, and Neal considers what he's done. Spoiler alert for finale. A friendship tried to the breaking point. I've added the sequential scene, MOZZIE INCARNATE.

The King and Mrs. Simpson are invited to dinner at the Yorks.

If you've ever wondered what the characters do after the actors go home.

Kate used to laugh, but there is nothing funny to him in the realization that, stripped of his defenses, he is not a liar by choice.

-Little Dorrit.- Amy tells Maggy a story the night they are homeless after visiting Mr. Clennam. 2009 BBCverse, bookverse.

--Friendship makes prosperity more shining and lessens adversity by dividing and sharing it.-- No slash, features the whole gang

You’ve set a stream flowing in my heart, Aslan …" King Edmund remembers his life before redemption. Very short one-shot.

She turned up on his doorstep and found home in his arms. Even if she didn't belong there. Neal/Kate.

Lucie Manette, Doctor Manette, little Lucie, and Mr. Lorry flee Paris with their precious fugitive, Charles Darnay. A missing scene from "A Tale of Two Cities."

Pre-series, /those/ bonds: Neal's accidentally working for the mob, Kate is probably considering a new client list, Mozzie's waiting for The Man and The Man is a little more amused than it should be -- NOW COMPLETE

Because it made him happy, except when it didn't. Ben Linus introspective, one-shot.

Three times Sir Percy saw his wife for the first time. Written for fyre in the Yuletide exchange.

As Lord Peter stands at Harriet's side in the infirmary (Gaudy Night)... 'a vivid picture of him standing there, quite silent'... Mild spoilers. Done to death, I know!