Music is such a powerful thing. It can take you out of yourself - out of your own world - and into a place you've created. For Kinch, that place is his home in Detroit. Home where Mama and the piano are waiting for him.

The language of love is universal, and it doesn't take much more than a few carefully chosen words to help two randy POWs find release.

Peter Newkirk gets into some mischief that lands him in the cooler, locked up with Colonel Hogan for five whole days. I mean, what could happen? We'll find out, day by day. This is NEWGAN SLASH, more playful and suggestive than explicit. T for kissing, strip poker, compromising positions and hints of activities frisky young men might get up to on their own or together.

Oops! Peter Newkirk has an embarrassing moment, and Andrew Carter is the guy to help him cover it up. Just a little crazy episode my mind dreamed up. This story also appears on AO3. In my head canon, Newkirk usually stutters like he does on German TV, so you'll notice that here.

Snapshots of lives of the people at Stalag 13, be they Hogan's hero, backrow prisoner, or unfortunate guard. Rated T to be on the safe side (Please give me a chance I suck at blurbs)

The continuation of the Theater of War series. If you have not read the prior acts, please read them in order. This, unlike the others which were published as paper fanzines, is not a completed story.

"You'd be locked up in the British Isles if you gave that to people. Don't let the Germans get that, mate." A little ditty inspired by the best scene in "Gowns by Yvette" and an offhand quip by Snooky-9093.

Frogs. Inuits. Horses. Roller coasters. What do they have in common? Absolutely nothing. Well, except that from time to time our heroes have crazy escapades involving a random assortment of questions on these and other topics, posed by HH fanfic authors and answered by yours truly. Inspired by the "Which of Our Heroes" Forum thread, expanded, and in response to Challenge #237.

This is a short one-short that continues the events depicted in chapters 16-18 of my other story "All Is Fair In Love and War." For those of you who have not read this story, I have written a small summary of the chapters inside. - Lilian stays the night at Newkirk's and finds comfort in his arms.

A collection of humorous oneshots. (Note, this has not been updated; merely edited a little.)

"When you stick your nose into things you shouldn't, it gets broke." Based off the web animation. Klink becomes paranoid, leading to character deaths and a furious Hogan. A poem.

Colonel Hogan gets knocked on the head and loses his memory. Can the Papa Bear Awards bring it back?

Small snippets of episodes and missing scenes, tags, and whatever little ideas I feel like putting up. Here they are for your enjoyment. I'll even take requests if you feel so inclined. Just PM me or review. :)

Newkirk thought he'd seen everything until a seemingly benign mission took him to the Hammelburg train station. Shock and worry mingle in his debriefing session back at camp.

A mishap during a mission leaves Newkirk feeling guilty, but Carter's there to help. Slash Newkirk/Carter

Reflections in little diamond-shaped poems on what it takes to mature into a team of heroes.

A couple of snapshots into Major Hochstetter's interrogations.

An ABC story. Colonel Hogan deals with more things than sabotage and espionage assignments everyday. He disciplines his men, gives advice to those in need, and tries to keep everyone calm when he can hardly do the same for himself. This story looks at the daily happenings of his life at Stalag 13 and how he manages to be the colonel we all know and love.

A conversation between Newkirk and Carter after the latter got his "Dear John" letter. Inspired by the song "Stubborn Love" by the Lumineers.

Two people reflect on love as they make life-changing decisions.

Colonel Robert E. Hogan never does anything the normal way. War, Espionage, Family, Love, these things have never been a problem for Hogan. Capture, torture and manipulation change that, and change the men of Stalag 13 forever. GEN/SLASH fic (non-graphic) Peter Newkirk/Robert Hogan.

Jout and Newkirk share a sweet moment in an otherwise cruel war. - Update on future projects inside -

There comes a point when explosions no longer fill you with the glee of a Fourth of July fireworks display.A reflection on the 74th anniversary of the beginning of the Dresden firebombing. Inspired by a question posed by Book 'em Again on the "Which of Our Heroes" thread and in response to Challenge #237.

The men of Stalag 13 learn that blessings can come in many forms — even forms they may not expect.

Kinch shook his head, "Carter, if we go in there, they'll kill us!" "Well, they're going to kill them if we don't hurry!"