Fiction for adults, but not usually 'adult'. Rated broadly in line with the BBFC film ratings
angel
Lex Luthor has a case for Angel Investigations. Crossover with Smallville. Novella set after S3 'Birthday'
22,500 words; September 2002 (12)
I Can Hear the Mermaids Singing
Sunlight isn't the only thing that Angel misses. Set after S2 'Epiphany'
3,500 words; September 2001 (12)
Bad boy Wesley. Snippet set before S2 'Dear Boy'
500 words; April 2003 (15)
Variation for Rifle and Car Keys
'Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven'. Vignette set after S3 'The Price'
600 words; June 2002 (PG)
blakes7
After the events on Gauda Prime, a shell-shocked Avon is stranded on a primitive agricultural planet, survival his only priority. But nothing is quite as it seems. Novella
25,300 words; published in ttba, February 2001 (12)
Roj Blake, Hero -- First Rank. A vignette written to honour the 20th anniversary of the first showing of 'Blake'
500 words; October 2001 (PG)
Computational Theory and Practice
Teacher and pupil. Double drabble set in the 'What Might Have Been' universe
200 words; July 2008 (PG)
'We're supposed to be machines. Machines built from living flesh.' A homage to The Handmaid's Tale
2,250 words; earlier version published in I, Mutoid, November 2001 (12)
Avon and Blake jockey for position, whilst learning to rock-climb the hard way
2,650 words; published in Diverse Doings 6, November 2000 (12)
A Short Ride in a Fast Machine
Five strangers re-evaluate their lives when they find themselves hurled into fleeting acquaintance
5,000 words; published in Trooper Orac's Fantastic Plastic Army, September 2001 (12)
Some Questions Best Unanswered
Prequel to 'Ash Wednesday', inspired by the theme 'The Seven Deadly Virtues'
800 words; published in ttba, February 2001 (PG)
Vila makes a friend. Vignette
600 words; December 2000 (PG)
So this is a 'tree'. Drabble set during S1 'Duel'
100 words; July 2008 (PG)
Blake struggles with fundamental questions of trust, friendship and political ideology in the harsh environment of the Earth domes
6,400 words; published in Trooper Orac's Fantastic Plastic Army, September 2001 (PG)
dalemark
Your iron ropes strangle my hills. Drabble
100 words; December 2008 (PG)
The End Is Where We Start From
'Farewell, Amil my king.' Vignette
1,100 words; December 2008 (PG)
The Last Free Soul of Dalemark
There's only one way for a man to be free in Dalemark now
4,500 words; December 2008 (15)
When Mitt is a boy he's a free soul. Drabble
100 words; August 2009 (PG)
Being a fragment from the Kargish creation myths, attributed to Hathil of Hupun & translated by Firerose
850 words; August 2005 (PG)
Flint can no more comprehend his wife of a week than talk to a dragon. Four loosely linked vignettes
4,100 words; August 2009 (12)
'With the right boat beneath your feet, who knows where you might sail.' A coda to The Other Wind
650 words; February 2011 (PG)
'I will show you fear in a handful of dust'. Crossover with Harry Potter
250 words; April 2006 (PG)
One day Ged went for a walk in the forest and never returned. Double drabble
200 words; August 2009 (PG)
Erreth-Akbe's sword is the oldest in the world
1,950 words; December 2005 (PG)
Birth, life and death. Three linked vignettes
1,400 words; December 2004 (12)
Kossil learns. Drabble and a half
150 words; August 2009 (PG)
Drabble. Crossover between A Wizard of Earthsea & The Hobbit
100 words; April 2006 (PG)
Sunreturn at the Great House of Roke. Set a few years earlier than The Farthest Shore
2,500 words; August 2005 (PG)
george eliot
On pickled bats & skeletons, roses & beetles, among other matters (Middlemarch)
3,200 words; December 2006 (PG)
georgette heyer
'It's not fair! That's my fairy story!' A Friday's Child AU
14,000 words; Work in progress (PG)
original
Perfect memories of a Cambridge summer, all strawberries, punting & May Balls ... but can Helen ever go back?
5,500 words; November 2001 (12)
Lex Luthor has a case for Angel Investigations. Crossover with Angel. Novella set after S1 'Jitters'
22,500 words; September 2002 (12)
In the dark you could be anyone. Snippet set after S2 'Insurgence'
250 words; April 2003 (12)
star trek: ds9
Cats simply weren't suited to space stations. Drabble
100 words; August 2009 (U)
The Malleable Metal of his Mind I & II
No-one starts out evil. Two linked snippets based in Unfinished Tales, inspired by the 'Dram of Evil, Seed of Good' challenge (I: Mithril Awards 2005 finalist)
350 words; April 2004 (U)
The new Steward delves into the past, whilst coming to terms with the present, and the future. Novella set during Return of the King (Kings of Gondor & Arnor Award, MEFA 2004)
13,300 words; May 2003 (15)
Drabble. Crossover between The Hobbit & A Wizard of Earthsea
100 words; April 2006 (PG)
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