May 1878; Saitou Hajime reveals to Himura Kenshin and Makimachi Misao he's married to Tokio, praising her as a capable woman. But what makes a woman capable in Saitou's eyes? Let's turn back the clock fifteen years and two months to find out.

In which Bartimaeus gets Nathaniel to go to a pub and things go wrong. Because of course they do. AU-ish. Hold your beers for a cranky and potentially funny Nat.

Series of missed moments throughout the trilogy. AU-ish. 16th: Nathaniel's Birthday. Nathaniel remembered everything about that day, and reckons being the birthday person isn't always fun.

When you love a fandom, the most logical thing to do is to write a Shakespearen sonnet for it.

"Meiji Police Officer Romance" - a sequel to "The Courtship of Lady Tokio". Filling in the story of Saitou Hajime through the manga timeline. Introducing the Fujita family, with flashbacks to the first years of his marriage and his Shinsengumi days. History, politics, action, and old-fashioned Japanese romanticism! I tried my hand at a little Kenshin x Kaoru in the latest chapter.

"You have many names," the old crone continued. "Did you know you've gained another?" Bartimaeus, in the centuries after 'Ptolemy's Gate'.

Post-canon. In the 13th year of the Meiji, 1880, Soujiro came to Tokyo. He was curious about the fate of Himura Kenshin, but to Tae, manager of the Akabeko, Soujiro represented a business opportunity. She could not know that from the first moment she saw him, her heart had already begun to break. These are the days that follow. ON HIATUS

The story of the courtship of Saitou Hajime and Takagi Tokio. A fictional account based on historical events of the Shinsengumi and the years of the Bakumatsu. Action, politics, and old fashioned Japanese romanticism.

Wah! Saitou's turning 34, and Okita is planning him a *surprise* birthday party! Unfortunately, things don't turn out like poor Okita planned... *contains insanity, drunken-ness, and a lactose-free ice cream bumbleberry cake with lavender icing* ^__^