Anne's thoughts as she gazes at her sleeping lover, "Let's have another look at your past perfect".

Anne recalling the events of "I was just passing" and "Do ladies do that?"

My interpretation of difficult nights Ann Walker faced during the episode "Do ladies do that". Hope you enjoy

Anne Lister's fictional poem to her wife that she wrote down in her journal

Following Anne's betrayal with Mariana, Ann does not take it lying down but after forcing the truth from her wife she moves to remind both women of their places in no uncertain terms. G!P Anne Lister

It wasn't a huge compromise to make - staying over at Shibden rather than Anne stay over at the Lightcliffe estate, what with Anne's Aunt feeling under the weather and Anne's sister having travelled away.

Of course, having lived her life fairly narcissistically, putting her own needs first, finding a situation wherein she felt the need to put someone else before herself had been causing her much conflict. It seemed to go against her own configurations of her own identity – not that she felt she was an uncaring or uncompassionate person.

Andrew Lister knew from a very young age that he was different from everyone around him, ever since he started to hear from some of his relatives that he "didn't look completely like a boy" or that he seemed "too feminine" compared to his older brothers. At the time he didn't pay much attention, but everything changed the year he turned 13. Androgynous!Anne Intersex!Anne

Drabble. Quand l'euphorique Anne se projette dans le futur avec Ann ...

A jump in time after Anne Lister and Ann Walker have gotten married and are settling in to their new life together at Shibden. This new life includes a new friendship between Ann and Marian which could leave Anne feeling bombarded.

I wrote this quickly, trying to capture their emotions right after they were 'married' in the Church and the hours leading afterward. It's a very short one shot, but give it a try. Thank you for indulging!

The morning after Anne's attack by Rawson's thug, two things are burning in her mind: Get even with Rawson and get back with Miss Walker. Great thanks go to my fandom friend, LovingAnneLister, who brought insightful dramatic ideas to this story. Please enjoy, Blackbird

As Miss Walker's tether to reality begins to shred and she insists she must marry the Reverand Ainsworth to quiet the voices inside her head Anne Lister goes in search of a horsewhip meant for Ainsworth.

F/F With the cards stacked against them, was marrying each other enough? Or will Anne Lister and Ann Walker be pulled apart by providence? A mysterious stranger, a devastating shipwreck and the possibility of time travel... Shibden Hall can withstand the tides of destiny - but are its inhabitants any match for the approaching storm?

Mariana arrives at Shibden unexpectedly, only to find a lot had changed since she last saw her Freddie. First and foremost, she's MARRIED and to Miss Walker no less. What happens when Anne gets called away with coal business, leaving Mariana and Ann alone.

Elizabeth paced back and forth in front of the guest bedroom, worry etched into her features as the horror that took place some hours ago now, replayed in her mind for the hundredth time. Opening the door. Red. Ann. Red. Shock. Red. Blood. A lot of it. Dripping. On Ann's dress, her hands, arms, chin. She winced at the memory of the way Ann's eyes had rolled back into the back of he