A series of short fics... Just my mind taking some meanderings with Illya and Napoleon and a few others characters, some of which will be OC's. These stories are like a photograph, looking at specific moments in time. Each chapter is a separate story many of which will eventually be expanded into longer fics. Working my way to 500 stories! Comments are most appreciated!

Prompt - Sadie Hawkins Day

Napoleon and Illya are drawn into the Cold War when they must help a Soviet scientist defect from Russia. Complications arise, as always, putting Kuryakin in a tenuous situation as he must travel to East Berlin to complete the next part of the assignment.

As Napoleon's birthday approaches once again, Illya is determined not to fall into the retail trap of just buying a gift for him. [Dedicated to Robert Vaughn]

Originally written for the Song Story Challenge on LJ. The prompt is Girl Blue's "Fire Under Water."

A series of Man from U.N.C.L.E. ficlets which are longer than a drabble, but with fewer than 800 words.

This is all he needs, he thinks.

Stay, he had wanted to say, all those years ago. But he had said nothing, even as Illya had smiled and turned and left him alone at the gate.

Illya finds himself slipping between waking and dreams, between now and the past, between security and fear. What is happening to him? [Content warning for holocaust mention, war related trauma, graphic scenes, and implied male on female rape.] Written for the LiveJournal Hallowe'en Challenge to a prompt by Pfrye23. Mildly slash.

Illya has been tied to a tree all night, and Napoleon is a long way away. Written to a prompt by bonniejean1953 for the Hallowe'en Challenge on LiveJournal. Slash, very lightly.

Could Illya's imaginary maladies kill him?

What was a simple mission ended up with one man down. Now it's up to Illya and Napoleon to complete it. No enemies on sight, no more obstacles than an abandoned church with a curse. Fortunately neither Napoleon or Illya believe in ghosts . Or do they?

On the run, Napoleon and Illya seek shelter in an abandoned mansion that houses a dark secret from a century ago.

On a stormy Hallowe'en night, Illya must make a stop at a remote diner. (Written for sutherwinds2 as part of the mfu scrapbook Hallowe'en challenge. Thanls and gratitude to duckys lady for her excellent beta-ing.)

Napoleon and Illya have an appointment with a contact at a derelict English mansion house. (Written for girl in the glen as part of the mfu scrapbook Hallowe'en challenge.)

A late night encounter means trouble for Illya. (Written for the Section VII 'Seven Days of Hallowe'en' Challenge on LiveJournal.)

Napoleon and Illya are tasked with retrieving an ancient spell book, one that may have once been in the hands of one of the greatest mass murderers in the world. Written for a Halloween Challenge on Live Journal.

Illya never could quite get the hand on Halloween and when a group of Trick or Treaters turn out to not be what they seem, it's Napoleon to the rescue, except this time he has a little help. Written as part of the MFU Scrapbook Halloween challenge

Napoleon and Illya must hunt down a THRUSH operative in the Canadian wilderness to thwart his assassination plans that will start World War III Written for the Halloween Scrapbook Challenge for susanne

The building had a rich history of being haunted on Halloween night. But a big brave UNCLE agent shouldn't believe such things, should they? Written for the MFU Scrapbook Challenge

He'd always seen children as easy victims until these two... A Mouth of Babes story - written for the 13 Days Of Halloween.

Illya is a scientist and very pragmatic at times, but he's also a Russian. As such he believes deeply in some of the things that go bump in the night. Written for the 2019 Spook Me Challenge

For the Seven Days of Halloween Challenge 2019 on Section VII Livejournal. Each of the sins are the daily prompt for this annual writing challenge.

A series of Man from U.N.C.L.E. drabbles with a word count of 200 and under.

Illya Kuryakin carefully read and re-read his assignment. It wasn't that language he didn't understand, but there was so much to America's culture that was still a mystery. Of course, he'd lived through their Christmas and even the 4th of July celebrations... Written for the 13 Days of Halloween Challenge