A variant on the 'memento mori' journal entries, as Scully faces her own mortality ... and Mulder's need.

Mulder and Scully turn towards their own X-File ... themselves.

A sequel to Heaven-Haven. Scully has entered the convent. How does Mulder cope, alone?

In an alternate reality, Dana Scully enters a convent ...

This was inspired, in part, by the 'Letter to Chris Carter' series and, in part, by the various threads about the wisdom of a season eight. Enjoy.

This one came from a half-remembered paragraph in a half-remembered fanfic from years ago. Suffice it to say: some people are not what they appear to be.

This one, surprisingly, doesn't have death in it - although there's plenty of MulderTorture to be found herein! Combine that with MulderAngst, ScullyAngst and an impending MSR, and ... well, you'll have to read to find out!

A post-Requiem poem; Scully ponders a Mulder-less life.

What I rather think would happen, should Mulder ever lose Scully.

After watching the movie, this was the reason my muse found for why Scully still stays with Mulder.

What might have happened, had Mulder really gotten down to it with Detective White in the middle of the Mulder-Scully 'tiff' arc.

This poem hints at character death.

People have differing views on Teena Mulder. Some believe she knew exactly what was going on; others, that she was deceived by her husband. I favour the latter, hence the poem. The title is from the poem by Robert Frost - somehow it epitomised Mulder's

OK, so the term 'Ice-Queen' is a purely fanfiction based thing. What the hell. This poem is from Scully's POV [obviously!], and describes her feelings inside as her outside persona seems to many people to be cold and unfeeling. Maybe she needs someone