Ivanova asks Lennier to teach her Minbari. Written as a request from someone on tumblr.

Mr Garibaldi has a motorcycle. Mr Garibaldi is off station. It's season one, it's cute, and it's shippy if you squint. No spoilers for the rest of the series.

In War Without End, Rathenn brings Sinclair a box containing a letter Valen left for him. This is what it said.

Before traveling back in time, Jeffrey Sinclair wrote two letters (well, three as I imagine it; see "Leaving Garibaldi"); one to himself and one to Delenn, breaking the news about his astonishing double life as Valen. What did he say in that second letter to his Minbari friend?

Did Sinclair really leave Garibaldi without closure? How did learning Sinclair was Valen impact Lennier and Delenn? This short piece attempts to answer those questions.

As the tenth anniversary of The Battle of the Line approaches, a woman from Sinclair's past arrives on the Station and Garibaldi must solve a baffling series of deaths among the Minbari population. Characters include Jeffrey Sinclair, Catherine Sakai, Michael Garibaldi, Delenn, Stephen Franklin, Susan Ivanova, G'Kar, Londo Mollari

While Jeffrey Sinclair joins Delenn and Lennier for the celebration of the nine hundred and ninety-ninth Valen's Day, Catherine Sakai runs into misadventure in the Damocles Sector. Characters include Jeffrey Sinclair, Catherine Sakai, Delenn, Lennier, Michael Garibaldi, Susan Ivanova, Talia Winters, Stephen Franklin, Londo Mollari and G'Kar.

Fourteen years in the making, this sequel to Through An Open Window follows Valen back to Babylon 4 where he hopes to end the Shadow War, while Catherine Sakai recalls the past as she faces a Vorlon Inquisition on Minbar. Marcus Cole, Kosh and Ulkesh all appear as well. Dedicated to the Memory of Michael O'Hare.

Originally published in 1996, and now completely revised. Delenn uses the Great Machine to glimpse back on Jeffrey Sinclair's life as Valen and witnesses his eventual reunion with his fiancee Catherine Sakai in the past. This story assumes familiarity with the official B5 novel "To Dream in the City of Sorrows." Features Sinclair/Valen, Catherine Sakai, Delenn, Draal and Kosh.

A gapfiller for Season One, By Any Means Necessary. Sinclair explains the strike to Delenn.

Gapfiller inspired by a deleted scene from Season Two Comes the Inquisitor: Sebastian taunts John with the information that Delenn was instrumental in starting the Earth-Minbari War, and accuses her of wanting to be both redeemer and redeemed. Delenn and John deal with the aftermath of that revelation.

Delenn experiences intense emotions and self-doubt when John returns from Z'Ha'Dum. Can their relationship ever be the same again?

Part 8 of the Babylon 5 Alternate Universe. Sheridan has died and is contemplating the mistakes he made in his life. Then a strange man approaches, and shows him that not all choices he made were bad. And not all were good. This is the last installment of this series.

Written as part of the Babylon 5 virtual sixth season this story is a followup to "The Secret of Arias" and is set on Babylon 5.

An alternative plot development from "Darkness Ascending". Londo needs to face his guilt and fears, as well as to save Centauri Prime again, this time from revengeful Shadows' allies. G'Kar and Vir do everything they can to help, including enlisting Lyta Alexander's help. Will that be enough to defy ominous dreams and change prophecies into unfulfilled metaphors?

The Vorlons wanted a weapon to fight the Shadows, but even they could not imagine the terrible being they would create. Fearing for their very existence, they trapped the creature on a distant world, imprisoned for all time. However, even the Vorlons couldn't predict the arrival of an IPX survey vessel from Earth.

There was no "Goodbye" scene for Ivanova and Sheridan, so this is my take on it. Sheridan and Ivanova meet on a transport ship on their way to their new assignments. Written when the show was still on-air and found on a floppy disk my Mom had saved. Re-edited Sept 22nd 2014

Jeffrey Sinclair, now the leader of the Rangers, gets visited by an old acquaintance, who has an unusual request. Oneshot.

Captain Sheridan must find a way to cope with unexpected hardship.

Marcus Cole died for the cause... or so he thought...

Susan Ivanova managed to get 24 hours of vacation time. She has banned everyone from contacting her . . . except one. However, Marus Cole is then sent to explain why her vacation is cancelled again. This leads to practical jokes, paybacks and a realization of shared feelings.

Stuck on a Minbari cruiser with Marcus as Susan's translator. Exhaustion allows something to slip.

Susan's replacement ranger is due to arrive before they leave Io for Babylon 5.

After 12 years apart, Susan Ivanova and Talia Winters have found each other again, but can they pick up where they left off?

Just a short tender moment between my two fav female characters .