Ariadne's ten year high school reunion is coming up, and she wants to show her old classmates that she's more then they remember. So she decides to ask everyone's favorite pointman to be her date. Complete.

A bored Jayne is not a happy Jayne, although sometimes a surprsing Jayne

"I'm aware that this sounds like the beginning of a really bad romantic comedy, but my sister's getting married next weekend and I was wondering if you would go with me to the wedding and pretend to be my girlfriend?" Becker/ Jess

Cobb is out of the business, but for Ariadne, shared dreaming is hard to give up. The team from the Fischer job decides to stay together, but as Arthur and Ariadne's relationship begins to develop, it becomes apparent that someone's in denial...

"Never mind that she'd been fixated on him for weeks. This was a job, and a job meant not getting involved with the point man, no matter how impeccable his taste in three-piece-suits might be." Picks up at the end of Inception. Arthur/Ariadne.

In which the lid comes off the jar of crazy again, and I do something awful to the work of Christopher Nolan. Rated for Eames' potty mouth.

The team is back on another Job, and while the stakes aren't necesarily higher, the temper of a certain architect definitely is. A/A ...rated 'T' for over use of swear words. *completed, although I haven't posted all the chapters*

Through a series of events, the reluctant team are forced to open up their pasts and meet each other's families.

Arthur vs. the Labyrinth. Sequel to "Moving the Stars".

2 years after the Fischer job. Sequelish to In Which Our Heroes Ride A Train. Eventually there will be boats. "I love you something fierce, you know," she mumbled into his back. "You're just saying that because I'm making phyllo." "Possibly."

Extractions steal ideas. Inceptions plant ideas. Encapsulations trap ideas, but can it ever be reversed? Arthur hopes so. Post-movie team mission-fic.

Takes place 4 months after the Fischer job. "You've spent the months since your graduation making a study in unpredictability, it seems." Ariadne shrugged. "I'm just a girl on a train."

Post-movie. The Fischer job may be complete but the Cobb job has just begun.

Though you may wander, you will find your way home.

Straight-line mazes are the easiest to figure out; circular mazes are much more difficult. But when it comes to her, he relishes the challenge. He was never the type to just settle for the easier path anyway. Arthur/Ariadne

It is always wise to make sure people aren't standing outside your door before you decide to spill your secrets to your lazy-ass cat. Fairly cracky. Post-Inception.

Uhura's brain is pushy and Spock's is logical. This is what happens when pushiness, logic and humor meet Star Trek.

*Complete* Sexy. Damaged. Brilliant. Erratic. And there's two of them.

He finds her doubled over, sobbing into her newly manicured hands, and it hurts, because she really is all he has, and the only thing he truly knows is that this doesn’t work. Movieverse.

EXCUSE ME, he said, not impolitely. BUT YOU ARE HOLDING UP THE END OF THE UNIVERSE.