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Molly stumbles into a bit of a crisis and realizes she has everything she needs to make it through it already.

A slip of the tongue in a delicate spell results in a Discworld crossover! Round-robin.

O Golden Child, the world will kill and eat you

character study of the Archive

An AU ending for 'What About Bob?' Events at the morgue take a wrong turning....

A Discworld crossover. . . sort of (disturbed/happy that it's not the first around here) I read White Night and just felt like Molly was getting off too easy. (Now that Turn Coat's out, I feel saddened/justified/slightly nauseaous.)

Seeing the future in dreams and visions. Sensing people's natures with a touch. Being viewed as addicted or insane by those who should trust her most. Life isn't easy for a young wizard named Charity. Pre-series. Written for Femgenficathon on LJ.

Sidestory to Earth Shake, a bit. Jennifer Tarleton and her roommate have a brief and embarrassing discussion regarding Morgan.

A series of short stories involving those who work for Gentleman Johnny Marcone, highlighting the rivalry between Marcone's favourite bodyguard and an unusual new hire.

When her boyfriend turns out to be less than knightly, a young woman is saved by a very unusual rescuer.

Written for the 'Morgan' prompt at dresdenflashfic @ lj.

Murphy catches a clue. Much to her horror. Warnings: sexual situations, discussion/fantasy of rape, voyeurism

There's a thing loose in Chicago. Christmas fic for GustheMoose. Could be Harry/Murphy if you squint.

"Self-defensing Justin to death" was the last move in a very long battle indeed.

Even Harry's nights off seem to attract more trouble than can be reasonably expected.

Step One: Pick a character, pairing, or fandom you like. Step Two: Turn on your music player and put it on random/shuffle. Step Three: Write a drabble related to each song that plays. You only have the time frame of the song to finish the drabble; you start when the song starts, and stop when it’s over. No lingering afterwards!

"Harry looks surprised to see me, which isn't a surprise since I've never been to his house before."

Who was really responsible for fixing Little Chicago? For that matter, who really broke it?