A somewhat shippy two-shot about Dr. Lance Sweets and one-off character Neviah Larkin from the episode "The Devil in the Details."

Sequel to LRaLS but can be read on its own. When it appears the Gormogon case is not quite closed, the investigation opens old wounds for the Jeffersonian team's newest re-addition. Some pre-season 3 Zack/Naomi mentioned and their interaction following the Gormogon incident is explored.

Flounder had always had a crush on his best friend Ariel, but when she wishes to return to the world above, he knows he has to be strong enough to let her go. One-shot drabble.

I'm not much of a poet, but I got a few of these lines stuck in my head and had to write it. I didn't really have any particular Doctor or companion in mind while writing this, but it's a poem written from the Doctor's perspective to a companion he may never see again for one reason or another.

A drabble about Naomi from Paleontology's response to the events of the Season 3 finale. Naomi/Zack

Set a few years after the events of the musical, Logainne is busy training for the National Spelling Bee, and Leaf decides to help her by taking her on a study date she won't soon forget. Logainne's POV. Some L/L, but anything more than friendship is mostly just implied.

When Angela flees Pelant, the heat is on in the race to catch the killer. Written and set shortly after the events of Season 8, and probably has nothing to do with Season 9. Plays around with the ships Hodgela, Swaisy, and Hodgins/Daisy.

A Swaisy drabble set in between seasons 5 and 6. Sweets begins to second-guess his decision at the end of the season 5 finale.

A little piece of dialogue between Floyd and Janice. In loving memory of Jerry Nelson.

Rock of Ages, Franz/Regina. A quick little "he said, she said" set during the "Every Rose has its Thorn" number. Part one is through Regina's perspective, and part two is the same scene through Franz's eyes.

A monologue through Blaine's perspective

Not really so much a story as just a small scene, post spell-break. I love the characters Cogsworth and Madame de la Grande Bouche, so I figured I'd write this little one-shot about them.

A gender-flipped retelling of Little Red Riding Hood. Sorry if it's not that great; I wrote it in just a couple hours for a friend who was insisting that "The Big Bad Wolf COULD have been a girl."