Lex, Pete, and Clark talk about Smallville's female population. Post-episodic for Nocturne. Sequel to Girl Talk.

Chloe and Lana discuss Smallville's male population. Post-episodic for Nocturne.

Lionel does love his son, and has only good intentions towards him. It's not that he doesn't mean well, it's just that he has some kind of personality disorder. No incest. Take 3, now without typos.

Lionel searches for something he can no longer see

A third person narrative on both Lionel’s and Lex’s feelings on Lillian Luthor. Chapter 1/1

Clark finds out about Lex's armadillo

There's a new girl in Smallville. Shy, sweet and friendly, no error can be made in her, but there's always something up with these new girls...

Clark finds himself powerless to save Lana.

CHLEX. A secret affair, a clueless couple, and a lot of blowfish. COMPLETE

Slash: CLex. Halloween fic. Clark wants to carve a pumpkin with Lex but things veer off course a bit. One-shot story. Please R&R :)

CHLex friendship/romance perhaps? CH 7, the triumphant return of Lex.. much banter ensues :)

Lex deals with the events of Zero.

Clark tries to figure out Lex. The story contains some humor, a little angst, and a lot of flirting.

Clark experiences a brief brush with destiny when he meets an ambitious high school reporter from Metropolis

Clark thinks about things after the storm postVortex tag.

A very short companion piece to 'Ma Saison Preferee'...SLASH...R&R if you can...

*COMPLETE* This is my first Smallville fic! Something happens to Clark's parents and he blames himself.

A series of Haiku on Clark and Lex's relationship. *SLASH*

relationships begin, friendships end... Slash Clex

Chloe tests a theory. Toplessness ensues. Chlex

Two friends. Late at night. Can they handle the sexual tension? this author thinks not.

Slash: CLex. After 'Heat' the boys have some issues to resolve. One-shot. Part of the DSSCTM series. Rated for words and sexual situations.

Clark tries to puzzle out just what is so fascinating about Lex Luthor. Lex/Clark *slashy*

It's summer 2002. A lazy afternoon picnic leads Chloe into a fish-out-of-water scenario. It's a wacky, fluffy romp -- different from my usual fare. Tip: brush up on your French history. COMPLETE

What can I say? Nocturne (and an email conversation with joedan/Kathryn, during which I realized that Nietzsche and peachy rhyme) just brought out my inner tormented poet. Who in turn torments rhymes. Vicious cycle.