Author’s Note: Written years ago (before X2 came out and only a couple of seasons into Smallville’s run) with Medie’s blessing as a sequel to her wonderful X-Men/Smallville crossover, Just a Girl. Erin Davies is an OC created for that … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Written for Aelora for a drabble/ficlet request meme. She asked for “Hudson meets Captain Jack. :)” Hudson, for those who are curious, is Aelora’s “always-a-cis-female” version of Clark Kent. He wouldn’t have laughed if the situation hadn’t been … Continue reading
Author’s Note: This was written as a present for a sick friend. Consider it the fanfic equivalent of a home remedy. “ACHOO!” Lex looked up from his coffee, an expression somewhere between amusement and concern hovering on his face. “Keep … Continue reading
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Author’s Note: Thanks to DebC for being my farm life resource, and LaCasta for beta-ing. It was not uncommon for Martha to wake up in the morning to a half-empty bed. Jonathan awoke before dawn to start barn chores, and … Continue reading
Author’s note: This was my take on how Clark and Lois’s romance would play out in the Smallville universe. It was written (in a remarkably short space of time for Slodwick‘s Ani DiFranco title challenge) after they announced that Lois … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Written for the wednesday100 challenge to insert Smallville characters into a movie. Coach explained it to him in the car–orphaned at four, her aunt had tried to mold her into the image of her dead mother. Lana was … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Written for the wednesday100 challenge. Also because, c’mon, having that piece of Kryptonite around her neck all those years, it made no sense for Lana not to have a meteor power. This was my take on what it … Continue reading
Author’s Note: A darker look at Lana Lang, inspired by and written shortly after the first season episode, “Nicodemus.” Thanks to Deb and her muses, for encouragement and help in summarizing and rating this. There’s an art to being the … Continue reading
Georgetown Hospital April 1, 1995 Carmen looked up as the strange man entered her hospital room with a sheepish grin on his face. Approaching the bed, he pulled a carefully wrapped bouquet out from behind his back. “These are for … Continue reading