It's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden stop. [J/S, sequel to "Women" and "Men"]

"God give us men." [J/S, sequel to "Women"]

"And we really all are women here, when all is said and done." [J/S]

"If I'd met you during my celebrated blue period, I don't know what I would have done." [Toby/Andi, CJ/Toby]

Prequel to 'Legacies'. Josh and Donna have a hard road to travel.

CJToby. CJ thinks Toby wrote her a love poem and decides to thank him for it. Rated R.

Toby watches Annie Bartlet. Written prior to Season three.

Fourth in the ROSES series: Jed muses on The Rose King and other things.

In the distant future, Jed receives a visit from an old friend...

CJ asks Toby for a really big favour. CJChild. CJToby. Written prior to season three.

Donna has a decision to make

Sam and Ainsley finally get together!

“I know we make flubs around here all the time, but…when you see things like that, you can't help but feel proud to be working here and to have played a part in doing something…right.” Jennverse #4.

Just how badly did Josh screw up in "The Portland Trip?"

Like Alice, Josh is prone to giving himself very good advice that he very seldom follows. Takes place during "War Crimes."

SoTU challenge for songfic, but I can't do happy to save my life. J/D, CJ/T, S/Ainsley, one surprise couple. Not slash, not explicit.

Response to Jae Gecko's 500-word challenge. Toby POV: "He's using alcohol to drown out the memory of Josh's pain-ravaged eyes and Donna's melancholy little mouth."

Toby reacts to being used as a litmus test. Takes place after "Two Cathedrals."

After "18th and Potomac," a gathering to say goodbye.

Education threads itself through the lives of the Bartlet staffers.

Gun control gets personal for the Bartlet administration.

Josh leads everyone to the Mess in more ways than one after "The Drop-In."

It's 2017 and the staff has gathered one more time.

After "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen," Toby reflects on all his brothers.

After "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen" - Leo gets them through the night.