Immediately after losing Claude, Berger tries to help a grieving stranger by performing a miracle for her.

He'll be here one day. Crissy knows it. Drabble.

Normally Sheila is brazen, goes straight after what she wants whenever she wants it, a conquering general on a battlefield, a fighting wolf that goes straight for the throat. This is different. Jeanie can feel it. This isn't a kiss. This is a dare.

1974. Claude visits Berger's grave. One-shot based on the movie.

Claude and Berger have waited over forty years to be able to say those two magical words that change nothing, but at the same time... change everything: 'I do.' Now, they finally have their chance. Claude/Berger. WDIG?verse.

Claude and Berger chaperone their daughter's school field trip and the normal chaos ensues...

A fairly short fanfic that takes place after the movie Hair. The tribe has gathered in Claude and Sheila's house to find the answer to the question they've all been asking: Who is the father of Jeannie's child?

The Tribe celebrates Rapture...

Claude's eyes locked gazes with the younger boy, asking questions for which Berger had no answers, questions which Berger wouldn't even have thought to ask. And with Berger's each successive failure to respond, he felt Claude slip a little further away.

Every night Berger saved Claude, and every morning he was still dead. Claude/Berger, mild Berger/Shelia

"The first time George Berger set eyes on Claude Hooper Bukowski he was not beautiful. He was not smiling, and when he spoke it would be in a sob like a broken whisper, words without the hint of a beautiful fake accent."

Love shines through when Crissy joins Claude and Berger for Thanksgiving dinner...

Berger and Sheila are a broken triangle, desperately missing their third side. But is Claude well enough to fill his usual place? Only time will tell. Sequel to The Algea. Berger/Claude/Sheila

A follow-on from 'Epiphany', continuing the theme of grief over the loss of Claude.

Crissy is generally happy. She usually sees the glass as half full and encourages others to do the same, but even an eternal optimist has days when she can't see the sun. Those are the days they need their friends the most. WDIG?-verse, post-Hair: Redux.

Claude has all but given up on life now that he's received his draft card, but a chance encounter with an unusual pair of tourists convinces him to infuse one last bit of magic and hope into his Tribe before he is taken away from them for good.

One-shot focussing on Jeanie and Berger post-Claude.

Berger has just come back from vacation, and Woof has a surprise for him: unsuspecting Claude. Woof thinks Berger'll like this one. Pre-slash: Berger/Claude

Claude-centered one shot that burgeoned in my mind a couple of days after I saw Hair in London. I love writing hippies; everything seems right when it comes to them. As always, reviews love!

Sheila has watched Berger destroying himself for months and finally decides that she can't take any more of it. She's going to save him from himself no matter the cost... or the ultimate prize. Sequel to "Going Down."

Berger is looking forward to spending his first Christmas alone with Claude and has many fun plans for the occasion. Unfortunately for him, a miserable cold gets in the way. Time for Plan B!

It's been two years since George met Woof. Those two years have changed him dramatically, but he still isn't ready to give up being the man his parents want him to be. Unfortunately for him... that isn't always a choice. Sequel to "Don't Put it Down".

A simple day trip into the city quickly turns into something more as our favorite tribe gets its start. Takes place in 1964. Just a small bit of fluff.

Fourth in the "Where Do I Go?" set -- The long-awaited premiere of Jeanie's musical is fast approaching. Everything finally seems to be going smoothly, but nothing is ever really as simple as it appears... is it? Claude/Berger, AU

An great tale of hippiness and being yourself and killing US troops and global warming.