Monroe is a teaching assistant, Nick is a student (either undergrad or grad; some age difference is okay, but no more than a few years). Monroe really doesn't want to break the rules, but Nick is so damn persuasive.

A year after Waterloo, Captain James Hathaway, late of the 95th Rifles, leads a carefree bachelor's life in London. But all is not quite as it first appears.

This is a quasi-historical AU of the BBC Sherlock series set (more or less) in three fantasy kingdoms devised by the Bronte children.

The time period is roughly the late seventeenth century and readers should bear in mind that this saga contains the doings of a set of supremely dysfunctional more-or-less European Royal families steeped in the "divine right of kings" ideology of monarchy, filtered through an early nineteenth century Romantic/Gothick sensibility and then depicted using the freedom of expression afforded by the early twenty-first century internet.

Furthermore, if the Greek myths contemplated it, some member of the Royal houses of Gondal, Angria or Gaaldine has probably put it into practice somewhere. (91,931 words)

Harvey's client is trying to take on the mob, in the form of John "Three-Guns" Boccacho. Johnny Three-Guns has decided Harvey's an easier target, but fortunately Harvey's top PI and all-around badass, Mike Ross, is on the case.

Harvey is (still) a lawyer. Mike is the only barista that gets his coffee order right, and isn't afraid of a bit of intelligent and snarky banter.

Sherlock Holmes is an Oscar winner in the midst of a career slump. John Watson is an Everyman actor trapped in the rom-com ghetto. When they are cast as a gay couple in a new independent drama, will they surprise each other? Will their on-screen romance make its way into the real world?

Danny is filming a documentary on the Coral Prince surf team, focusing on star Kono and mysterious newcomer Steve Smith.

"It's just, you don't strike me as somebody who sews, that's all."

"Yeah, how do I strike you?"

In the name of Lord God and of our saviour Jesus Christ, by the ordaining of divine providence, I, Patricia, prioress of the priory of Our Lady at Holmbay, judge that it is right that I devote an ear of mercy to the just and reasonable petitions of the servants of God. Wherefore we wish it to be known to all faithful men, present and future, that we grant to Stephen fitzJohn, knight, and also to Daniel, called le Norman, the manor of Chapel-le-Caster and of Howe with all their goods and appurtenances, to be held from this our priory.

John and Sherlock meet in prison. John becomes Sherlock's prison-wife.

Peter Burke, ex-FBI agent, met Neal Caffrey, thief, during a bar fight. Peter was in need of a job, and Neal was in need of a bodyguard. Everything was going fine until this art-restorer named Elizabeth hired them to steal a statue...

"Eames is a supervillain, and Arthur is the reporter he always kidnaps."

Katara pushes past the curtains that block off the bridge - they have got to get a new door fitted - and stops behind Toph's chair. "I take it we didn't drop out of hyperspace on purpose," she says. (Aka THE GAANG IN SPACE.)

Danno, the most courteous and terrifying of the Jersey Mafia mid-level bosses, climbing fast up the food chain and here in Hawai'i for the specific purpose of driving Steve out of his mind.

When his work computer is infected by a super virus, there is only one person who can help Jim Ellison. a young, mysterious computer recluse, by the name of Blair Sandburg.

Written for a prompt on the Sherlock fic meme where John is Sherlock and Mycroft’s nanny. It’s also somehow warped into a massive retelling of Hound of the Baskervilles. John/Lestrade pre-slash.

20s AU – flappers, gangsters, escape artists, speakeasies, and the extremely inspiring thought of Elizabeth in a blue flapper dress. In which Neal helps Peter stake out a speakeasy, and things do not go according to plan.

So the gossip mill was just about shriveled up and run dry as Pop Shinra's mercy, when the new preacher man came to town.

That's the thing about Hollywood--everyone has a Hollywood story.

When American's shiniest superstar disappears in Japan, management calls in the only person likely to find him. Too bad, he's also the last person who wants the job.

[All of the Jump to the Left 'verse as one long story for archive purposes.]
John and Rodney meet when they are eleven, which anyone will tell you is the perfect age to pick the person you want to spend the rest of your life with.

Major Radek Zelenka first met Rod McKay at a fancy reception in Moscow.

Spock is heir to the Federation throne, Jim is Prince of America because his fucking brother abdicated, and the Klingons are on the verge of blowing shit up--a love story.

For the genetically engineered core of Eldarian society, the last year of a young man or woman's education is spent in partnership with a mentor, who teaches the cadet the skills necessary for success in a profession -- and takes responsibility for educating the cadet in other aspects of adult behavior, as well. This year, the Hive in its proverbial wisdom has assigned one of the rising cadets, Faize, to be mentored by Arumat, the captain of the Thirteenth Independent Armored Division. The Thirteenth has a reputation for being dangerous, even savage, but Faize is determined to prove himself.

Sequel to the story Bright Wings (you might want to read that first. No worries, it's much shorter)
Politics in the City throw the crew into danger. New friends, and new enemies, and promises kept.

Sheppard and his crew salvage artifacts from the depths of the sunken city of Atlantis. They find a weapon that could change the course of Empires. City-State AU.

In another universe, Peter Burke went corporate. He wouldn't have met Neal Caffrey -- except Neal tried to rob his company. And Peter, naturally, caught him.

"What the hell is this, an Austen novel?"

Word Count: 18135
Summary: Regency AU in which Arthur is the darling of the ton, Merlin is still a terrible valet, Mordred is a radical rabble-rouser, and Gwen's in love with a Light Dragoon.

pirate au

Former apprentice mage Rodney McKay joins an adventuring party, and discovers that there's more than one kind of magic.

Characters: Sanada, Yukimura
Summary: What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immoveable object?
Notes: AU with novelists and yakuza and smut.

Saeki, Yuuta, various Rokkaku, Yukimura
Summary: Yuuta's always had a bad habit of wanting what he can't have.
Notes: Set in the Pen & Ink universe, some years before the action of Pen & Ink. AU with yakuza and students and chefs and smut.

World War II Sheppard/Mckay AU