Oddments

Anna and Everything After (2,351 words): Written for Yuletide 2006, for Rivka T. First appeared December 25, 2006.; Post-book. Rowan was the only one who ever seemed to remember that she'd had another name.
You Are Coming Down with Me (1,053 words): First posted August 10, 2010.; Jason/Marie, post-Bourne Identity and pre-Bourne Supremacy. This was what civilians did, most of them, eventually.
Transparency (1,264 words): First posted to my LJ, March 1, 2007.; Danny/Flack. "Danny," Mac finally said, "did you just ask me for advice on your romantic relationship?"
Pueri Solivagi (1,892 words): Written for Yuletide 2003, for Gabby Hope. First appeared December 25, 2003.; Charlie and Todd, on a cold snowy day.
La Mal Idée (1,898 words): First posted January 29, 2004.; Pre-slash set vaguely post-"Objects in Space". River gets a wonderful, awful idea, and Mal gets caught in the middle of it.
River Dancing (3,685 words): First posted February 14, 2004.; Still pre-slash, a sequel to La Mal Idée. Simon has a pretty good day.
Shiny (529 words): First posted to my LJ, January 18, 2005.; due South crossover. Kaylee and Ray Kowalski in Chicago, circa 1998.
Milk (1,514 words): First posted to my LJ, December 6, 2004.; Post-movie gen. Ed takes his family home.
Philadelphia: City of Brotherly Love (468 words): First posted to my LJ, March 2, 2006.; By the time they fucked after the Philly show it all seemed as normal as anything else about their lives.
Whore (360 words): First posted to my LJ, February 8, 2005.; The thing is that Joe likes whores.
Sirius Dreams (1,292 words): Originally posted to my LJ, September 3, 2003.; Sirius tries not to want what he can't have.; Warning: Pairing weirdness and general WTFery.
Passing (2,652 words): First posted April 20, 2005.; Set near the end of Retribution. William does what he can for Kennedy.
Now 'Tis Buried Deep (2,588 words): Written for Yuletide 2008, for lareinenoire. First appeared December 25, 2008.; It was ironic at this juncture to discover what a Kestrel he was.
Two Heroes (3,457 words): Written for Yuletide 2004, for Aja. First appeared December 25, 2004.; Some men get an ex-hooker and a trip to Arizona; nobody gets a guarantee that that trip is one way.
The Job (350 words): First posted March 7, 2010.; Team. "We all know what the stakes are here."
Alibi (2,742 words): First posted January 17, 2012.; Crossover with Oxford Time Travel. Hathaway, Lewis, Ned Henry, Verity Kindle, Kivrin Engle. "This is worse than maths, Sergeant," Lewis said darkly. "This is history."
Being Between Two Lives (2,529 words): First posted January 10, 2012.; Post-"The Point of Vanishing". Hathaway/McKendrick, Lewis/Hathaway. "Was that enough, do you think, or is he expecting me to keep you all night?"
Ineffable (100 words): First posted to my LJ, January 16, 2009.; Charlie/Ted prison sex. Crews is as weird about sex as he is about everything.
Visiting Hours (1,365 words): Written for New Years Resolution 2009, for Roga. First appeared February 2, 2009.; Post-"Trapdoor". Nobody ever visited him who wasn't paid to, when he was in actual prison. So that part's an improvement.
What Has Happened Between Us (2,696 words): First posted to my LJ, November 11, 2008.; "Did you and Charlie used to fuck when you were in prison?"
National Pastime (13,288 words): First posted to my LJ, March 24, 2009.; McClane/Farrell. "Nothing like the upper deck at Shea in July."; Warning: Explicit sex.
The One You're With (1,405 words): First posted to my LJ, February 11, 2009.; McClane/Farrell. It's Holly's birthday.
Pulling the Thorn (1,527 words): First posted to my LJ, February 14, 2009.; McClane/Farrell. There's a huge scar down the sole of John's left foot.
Sex on a Frozen River Mayhem (1,211 words): Written for nightcamedown in Yuletide 2010. First appeared December 25, 2010.; Torchwood crossover. Mayhem/Jack Harkness. I'm one of the stupidest things you've ever done.; Warning: Explicit sex.
Change of Scene (545 words): First posted September 28, 2004.; Gen. It's rough stumbling into someone else's story--rough, and pretty fucking confusing.
Snapshots (1,314 words): Originally posted to my LJ, June 4, 2003.; In which Lenny, against all odds, learns a thing or two.; Warning: Explicit sex.
Millions of Peaches (4,273 words): Originally posted to my LJ, March 8, 2009.; Arthur/Merlin. "I know what this is, Merlin."
The Most Important Meal (1,107 words): Written for stephmuji in Yuletide 2010. First appeared December 25, 2010.; Joe/Guinevere. Guinevere and Joe go to breakfast.
The Johansson Twins (942 words): First posted May 30, 2004.; Gen. Johnny and his sister.
Rad Job (200 words): Written for Brooklinegirl, October 6, 2005.; Set during "Tribe." Johnny and Lou.
The Only Thing I Ever Want Anymore (3,129 words): First posted August 15, 2011.; Post-Feed. Shaun/George. You're damn right I counted the days.; Warning: Incest, explicit sex, major spoilers.
In Loco (4,357 words): First posted June 4, 2005.; AU. Seth is a junkie, and Seth is a hustler.; Warning: Explicit underage sex.
The Night Before the Day Of (1,971 words): Written for Iulia, May 10, 2005.; It wasn't exactly a plan worthy of Danny, but Rusty was prepared to cut him some slack.
Alibi (2,742 words): First posted January 17, 2012.; Crossover with Lewis. James Hathaway, Robbie Lewis, Ned, Verity, Kivrin. "This is worse than maths, Sergeant," Lewis said darkly. "This is history."
Not the Last Unknown (4,643 words): Written for Yuletide 2011, for Jai. First appeared December 25, 2011.; Colin, after Mike. However orphaned historians were, they did not abandon each other.
The Season of Grace (7,528 words): Written for Yuletide 2009, for akamarykate. First appeared December 25, 2009.; Kivrin, five years on. The strangest thing about it, beforehand, is that no one tries to stop her from going.
In the Closet (645 words): Written for Canadian Blowjob Day, September 14, 2006.; David/Carlos, sometime in season two. David's pants were... around. Somewhere.; Warning: Explicit sex.
Another Day (5,277 words): Written for Yuletide 2003, for Gabby Hope. First appeared December 25, 2003.; Quinn and Creedy, soap and water, kids and dragons. It's been a very long day.; Warning: Explicit sex.
The Beautiful Lull (2,185 words): Written for Yuletide 2006, for Ishyko. First appeared December 25, 2006.; Quinn woke up on a rainy morning and felt like he should be on the move.
Time Flies Like a Bullet (1,180 words): First posted at sherlock_flashfic March 20, 2011.; Stargate Atlantis crossover. "Whenever I start feeling like what I'm doing is pointless ... I remember my first tour in Afghanistan."
Turn Up the Signal (Wipe Out the Noise) (2,171 words): First posted November 10, 2010.; John opened his eyes and Sherlock was there.; Warning: Explicit sex.
Waking (8,742 words): A Yuletide 2011 gift for misslucyjane. First appeared December 25, 2011.; Missing scene original female character gen. Fina had finally had enough of waiting.
In an Instant (1,141 words): First posted January 18, 2010.; Gen, Sherman and Cooper. Ben realizes something.
A Little Mental Yoga (17,279 words): First posted January 11, 2010.; Cooper/Sherman. John was abruptly angry, the special anger that was reserved for the obviously guilty, because Ben had Yeah, I did it written all over him.; Warning: Explicit sex and prescription drugs.
Hunde (1,785 words): Written for Yuletide 2004, for Aerye. First appeared December 25, 2004.; A well-trained agent is a happy agent.; Warning: Explicit sex.
Spades (3,717 words): New Year's Resolution 2005 story, for Lucy Gillam. First appeared June 15, 2005.; Not not a sequel to Hunde. Tom went quiet after a job sometimes.; Warning: Explicit sex.
Change (483 words): First posted to my LJ April 12, 2004.; Pre-slash. Starsky and Hutch in the car, just like they always are.
Not Alone in the Dark (8,413 words): Written for Vyola in Yuletide 2010. First appeared December 25, 2010.; Canon-typical homoeroticism, gen. Andrej, Robert, and Joslire's first few days aboard Scylla.; Warning: Graphic violence.
This Is the Way the World Ends (769 words): First posted to my LJ March 25, 2006.; Sam/Josh. You're buttoning your shirt as you walk to the door.
This Flesh and Bone (1,737 words): First posted June 29, 2010.; post-"Out of the Box". Neal/Peter/Elizabeth-ish. They're a Pietà.
The Evening and the Morning (4,556 words): Written for Midsummer Santa, for Aerye. First appeared August 22, 2005.; The second day.; Warning: Explicit sex.
Odd Man Out (617 words): First posted to my LJ July 21, 2005.; Gen. Duck and Emily, sitting in the truck.
Not a Miracle (1,017 words): First posted October 10, 2011.; Gen. Charles and Erik, July 20, 1969. The unity of this instant was amazing.