When I wrote these short vignettes; I was trying to capture a first peak at a Leviathan from each of the SAJV main character's points of view. I never got to a point where I could build a full story, but the point of view exercise helped me build little scenes that could have been part of one.

Jules Verne comes to England on spring break and discovers a secret and a fan, a girl who knows his future.

A Fogg cousin, Randolph, is under suspicion of giving secrets to the Prussians. His friend, Lord Berkeley, is making a lot of trips back and forth to the enemy, and Randolph's lady love may be a Prussian spy. Phileas and Rebecca must rush to find out what's going on and save their cousin's reputation, falling to a professional hazard.

An unknown Fogg rolls into Savile Row, bringing trouble from America with her. Introducing, Jessica Fogg, and the first of four stories involving Phileas and Rebecca Fogg's American cousin.

Backstage scene Dust to Dust occurred near the end of the story and before Phileas's "I'm very, very, very, sorry!" If two people ever needed a bath after a mission this was the one.

Rebecca wants to learn some new moves with Passepartout as her teacher.

Jules and then the Foggs get captured in France. Count Gregory gets a time machine and plots to use future knowledge to take over Europe.

After a night of daring do, rescuing the helpless and dispatching criminals, Sir Jonathon Chatsworth is presented a secret gift. Or is it only a dream.

You think you have had bad nights… An enemy relentlessly hunts Phileas through the night, an anonymous enemy he can't name.

A little fun for the fan fiction group, The Book of Knowledge. The Foggs are in a stew and their writer friends from the 20th Century come to the rescue.

Phileas is having disturbing dreams of dark evil. At the same time, Jules is having abnormal visions on a similar vein. Neither man knows where or when the dreams speak of, but there is one common thread, Rebecca's death.

Suspense, time travel, and danger reign as Phileas Fogg is sent to the future to protect his family line from an enemy of his past.

A preliminary story introduction setting up the characters of Loren and Lacy Fogg, soon to be seen in 'Murder at Shillingworth Magna'. Phileas's head is reeling after 'Crusader in the Crypt'. A few months later, he gets another shock as his great grandchildren come for a visit.

A little adventure over the North Atlantic gets fishy.

An agent lost to the service for four months resurfaces in Derbyshire requesting Rebecca to come to his aid. Phileas accompanies his cousin into an otherworldly situation requiring extraordinary assistance.

Phileas gets a good look in the mirror after coming close to murder in 'The Cardinal's Revenge'. He is shocked and despairs of what he sees. Yet, appearances can be deceiving. He is led to look past his actions to the motive and discover that he isn't so far gone after all.

Phileas, a young man of eighteen, is called on to help his father protect the Queen. This is the story behind my mention of His saving Queen Victoria's life in 'the Bracelet'.

Between the first two episodes was a moment when Phileas Fogg and Passepartout were getting to know each other. The second part of the story is Phileas Fogg's unexpected meeting with Queen Victoria. This is a precursor to 'A Royal Adventure'.

The Foggs, Passepartout, and Jules visit a city where they quickly discover a mystery going on once Jules speaks out against a man, who claims to be a prophet and that only the people's god can protect them from a volcanic destruction. After Jules is falsely arrested, his friends must discover the truth to save him before his vision for the future and his life are taken from him.

Jules Verne has been kidnapped by the League of Darkness. Before Count Gregory can carry out his latest scheme, Verne's friends come to his rescue, but then things go awry.

Phileas has failed to keep Jules out of the hands of the League of Darkness. Again.

The mind is a tricky place. It can make one believe all sorts of things, from the wonderful to the terrible. It can make one see what isn't there, hear noises that don't exist, feel touches that never happened...

Crossover with "Doctor Who", featuring the Eighth Doctor and Charley Pollard

Phileas Fogg grudgingly faces his birthday.

Our heroes head for India on a dark adventure...