John and Teyla are back in their own time after their adventure in the future. Rodney is determined to find Arastica in the past as is John. John has the coordinates for Sheppard's planet and Woolsey's given him the go-ahead to find it. It should be a simple mission, but could it be that simple? A sequel to 'A glitch in time.

Major Evan Lorne immortalises that great scientist Dr Rodney McKay in a full length portrait in oils. And then Rodney changes... [McShep. Loosely based on Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray']

Quelques one shot, parfois dérivé d'un épisode. Slash Lorne/Sheppard.

[ENGLISH] The mysterious recipient of Zelenka's Letter from Pegasus. His fifteen-year-old daughter has been trying to get in touch for almost half a year now. (More slice-of-life than anything. Includes angst, dramatics, humor, romance, and adventure. Very little plot, and very, very long. A relaxing story, I hope. Except when it's not.)

The team is faced with an ancient evil-more terrifying than the Wraith!

Hold On ...it's going to be a bumpy ride! Drama and H/C with Sheppard, Carson, Ronon, Rodney, Teyla and Woolsey.

Dr. Jessica Allen arrives on Atlantis as a new doctor, ready to make herself at home, what she doesn't expect is running into a face from her past.

When the opportunity arises to trade for a ZPM, Colonel Sheppard is faced with a tough decision. Is he really prepared to do what is asked of him? But how can he refuse, when the fate of the expedition might depend on him? Sheppard's gene gets him into trouble, but not just in the usual way.

Maybe McKay was right when he'd said that the Sheppard in the other universe was a different man because he had been given a second chance. As he lay dying he wondered how his life could have worked out differently if someone had given him that chance, perhaps he wouldn't be the loser that he had become. This story takes place after season five's episode 'Vegas'.

Five times Evan Lorne didn't take care of himself, plus one time he did. Self indulgent whump fic, because I like to see Lorne suffer.

Following the events in Common Ground, this story explores what might have happened if Sheppard's team had shown up to rescue him five minutes too late. Kolya's wrath knows no bounds, and Sheppard's fate lies in his hands. Dark themes exploring torture, angst, and lots of Shep whump. Read with caution.

In S5 Ep15, Remnants, an alien pod is discovered and members of the expedition experience hallucinations. Weeks have passed and John Sheppard hasn't told anyone about his torture at the hands of his old enemy, but can't stop thinking about the fake Kolya's words: 'You torture yourself every day.'

Takes place after Critical Mass (Episode: 2.13) How would Caldwell have been if he'd had a daughter and she'd figured out the code?

Things get festive in Pegasus.

Post The Return. "You hugged the General? Is that even allowed?" John&Elizabeth friendship. Oneshot.

Aria Victus had lived her entire life away from any humans. Her only company were the Wraith. Abandoned by her parents on a strange planet, she had survived the wraiths, the cold and her loneliness. One day, three strangers, humans like her, arrived on her planet. They wanted something she possessed and they had something she desired. John Sheppard/OC (slowburn) [Start Season 2]

A funeral and a conversation. One Shot

What happened in between John telling Woolsey to come and get them and the scene in the infirmary at the end of season five's episode 'The seed'. A tag for The seed.

Nobody looks at the guy in green. Chuck kind of prefers it that way. / Pairing: John/Elizabeth

'He regretted not listening to the stories of the villagers at the tavern they visited earlier now. They'd warned his team not to head out for the Stargate until morning, because monsters lurked in the dark. But, overconfident as ever, he had let Ronon assure him it wouldn't be anything they couldn't handle.'

Sequel to my other Story Murus sees John Sheppard once again reunited with Bee. Teyla, Rodney, Ronon and Carson make six...and off we go... Drama, H/C, angst and friendships are a given.

Lorne swears there's an explanation.

The Wraith are defeated, Atlantis has returned to the Pegasus Galaxy, and Earth is stronger than ever. However, victory and being on top come new challenges and dilemmas. Where will the Tau'ri draw the line? Is it justice, interference, or imperialism? How will Earth and Atlantis deal with their new status as de-facto hegemons filling in the shoes of the Ancients themselves?

"This is the stupidest thing we've ever done."

Rodney stumbles across Major Evan Lorne's studio, sees some of his art and draws a certain conclusion. But what does he care if the artist-Major's having a torrid affair with his commanding officer? It's no business of Rodney's, is it? What difference does it make to him? None. None whatsoever. [Art for both chapters is on AO3]