Are you saying that all of the contributing authors are women? So far, yes, but we would love to have a male author drop in! There's a whole lot more for a male author to explore, simply because it's much easier for him to operate topside, out of the tunnels! I mean, he can take Olsen's place in the barracks while he's off doing whatever in Hammelburg. Originally posted 7/14/19 AO3

Where there ought to be people, there's empty space in an underground room, and where there ought to be a glass of wine, tin cups of bitter coffee will have to suffice.

What secrets could possible be held by an old mansion in the countryside of England? Maybe lost parts of the adventures of Goldilocks and his men. Collection of random missing scenes or tags to the season 1 episodes. In honor of the fandom rewatch.

Hogan leads another sabotage mission and everything goes without a hitch. Why is he suffering regret?

Late into a rainy London night, an old soldier remembers the last remnants of a life gone by and the friends he used to have.

Longing begins tenderly and grows urgent. It took Hogan and Newkirk many months to realize something was happening between them, and it took a courageous heart's sacrifice to bring them together. Slow burn, so slash is hinted at starting in chapter 5, but not developed until the very end.

Spin off to "To Russia Without Love". What happens had Klink not been stopped in time to keep him from going to Russia? And what happens when a tragic event leads Hogan, Schultz, Hochstetter, and Klink's daughter to Stalingrad themselves? With a mad man as a new kommandant and Klink's life on the line, will Hogan's operation survive or go down in flames along with Stalag 13?

In a crisis, it really helps to have the right man on radio duty. A few lines regarding a core member of the team.

Mail, for the heroes, is a lifeline, the one fragile thread connecting them to the world outside the wire. And for their families, it's the one proof they have that their sons and brothers are still alive, still themselves, even in the harshest of circumstances. Both sides are being encouraging, reassuring, cheery... and, if not actually lying, perhaps embroidering the truth a bit.

A missing scene from "Everyone has a Brother-in-law".

A familiar theme. One waits for news. Four are out at night and fail to meet the deadline. An account of the mission from the point of view of one of the four.

Meaningful work isn't always honest work, is it? A Labor Day meditation on the kinds of work one man does and the stories he tells himself about what matters.

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.

This saying was never meant to be a literal question. But, at the same time, the human body was never meant to turn into a mouse.

A few lines on what remains constant, regardless of circumstance, for one core member of the team.

The arrival of a new guard sets the boys on another adventure.

Of all the nights for Schultz to actually bother to load his gun... K for blood

A few lines regarding the very particular talents of one core member of the team.

Hogan knew better than to indulge in various what-if scenarios but his dreams didn't give him this luxury, forcing him to entertain one important what-if. Written for the 75th anniversary of the July 20 Plot. Oneshot.

Fate sees to it that a mission in need of assistance finds the Papa Bear organization. An injured man arrives and Carter knows he is the only one who can do the right thing. Short story.

Short pieces based on randomly generated words.

A familiar theme. Four are out at night and fail to meet their deadline. One waits for news. Written for Belphegor.

LeBeau had never poisoned anyone with his food. He had never hurt anyone with his food. But, then again, his food had never blown up the compound...until today.

Newkirk not only finds himself standing in LeBeau's shoes, but also in LeBeau's kitchen, wielding LeBeau's wooden spoon AND enjoying it. What's more? LeBeau hates cooking, despises the French language, and would rather risk drinking poison than tasting the magic of French cuisine.

A night down in the tunnel with some questions and revelations.