When your loved one is far away, sometimes you just have to take up a pen. Especially if it's the XVIIIth century.

Crowley allait faire un massacre. Cela mettrait un peu de piment à toute cette candeur écœurante qui accompagnait les fêtes de fin d'année, et ça lui permettrait de sortir enfin de cet enfer. Mais qu'est-ce qui lui avait pris d'attendre autant pour faire ses achats de Noël ?

6000 years was a long time to wait.

Aziraphale mistakenly goes to a Roman orgy and it is up to Crowley to get him out. (sorry just had to get this idea out of my head)

OS. Et c'était au nom de cette amitié qu'Aziraphale avait forcé la main aux aléas présidant à leurs petites entrevues impromptues pour poser un vrai rendez-vous. Alors, toujours démon ? Pourquoi Crowley, si bavard d'habitude, ne disait-il rien ?

The arrival of the Son of God is a big deal, and though Crawley knows it would be better to leave well enough alone, her curiosity drives her to seek him out, even though meeting him might change her for good.

I wrote this in honor of Easter, of the sacrifice God made on behalf of humans. Something none of the angels or demons can understand, not even Crowley or Aziraphale. Told from Crowley's point of view, this is about Good Friday and what happened on the third day, on Sunday morning. And how one demon is affected by something he can not understand.

Sex is forbidden for angels, so when Aziraphale is hit by a curse that can only be broken by having sex, he suddenly has the perfect excuse to break the rules and get away with it. He's excited to tell Crowley all about it and finally make love to him. They've been flirting for millennia, after all. But Crowley has his own insecurities which they'll need to work through first.

After the showdown at the airfield, Crowley and Aziraphale are on their own, one without a bookshop to go back to. Aziraphale stays at Crowley's flat for the first time and they figure out just what it means to choose their faces. Footnotes- in style of the book, just after Armageddon, 3rd person narrative, switching POV, Crowely's art collection, Crowley's plants

I loved the deleted scene from the first Good Omens episode so much I had to write about it. Just why did Crowley decide to take out the mobile network? I decided to find that out. Used the script-book for reference. Did footnotes, too. Hope it's enjoyable! Footnotes- in style of the book, 11 years before Armageddon, 3rd person narrative- told by Crowley

"Say it," he thinks. (A very, *very* short fic of intentionally ambiguous POV from a Tumblr ask by typicalopposite)

Un Démon est incapable d'aimer. Une Sorcière n'en a pas le droit. Et pourtant, une étrange Prophétie dit tout le contraire. Et un Ange essaye de leur faire comprendre cela...

It is a well-beloved fact that Sir Isaac Newton's seminal work on gravity, Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, was developed and and written alone in his home in Lincolnshire, in the company of only two: his gardener and his housekeeper. (spoilers. nudity. gen-ish. aggressively mathematical.)

A seraph befriends Crowley at the beginning, but anything more between them was certainly out of the question, right? (Despite the way their feelings for each other only got stronger with time.) What's more, she, along with Aziraphale and Crowley, do not want to see the world destroyed. Oh boy, they've got their hands full. Crowley x OC. Yes, there will be smut.

Crowley and Aziraphale had both celebrated Christmas throughout the years, of course. For work, or to encourage the spread of the good word or cheer. But never had they celebrated it together. So Crowley was determined to make their first Christmas perfect, and hopefully very memorable.

Aziraphale clutched Crowley's present to himself and watched the clock with unblinking eyes. Because Crowley had promised they’d spend Christmas Eve together. That they’d drink, and laugh, and each would pick a present for the other to open. And Crowley never broke a promise to him.

Crowley wakes up one morning with no recollection of the past two hundred years. The last thing he remembers is arguing with Aziraphale in the 1800s about holy water, so why is he now waking up naked beside said angel in a cosy cottage?

It feels as though it always has been Dagon and Beelzebub vs. the world. They're a team, just the two of them. So when the apocalypse makes Beelzebub fall into despair, Dagon figures they may as well see what this whole Earth thing is about. Somehow, it had let an angel and a demon fall in love, which is impossible. Earth can't change the fact that proper demons don't love.

Two strangers, Crowley and Aziraphale, meet at a Christmas party. Neither of them got the memo that it was no longer fancy dress. (Human AU)

C'est Décembre, les fêtes approchent ... mais pour Crowley et Aziraphale, Noel est déjà passé.

Where is Raphael? Where is the too caring, God's favorite angel? He was alone up in Space, creating new Stars and planets, and then he wasn't. Nobody saw him since the war. God's only answer to other archangels was that he was working. Nobody questioned it, cause God's plan is ineffable. Prequel part of the Raphael's Hope, Crowley's Family series

It's 6000 years since Crowley sauntered downwards. It's time for the End of the World. But... he doesn't feel like it and he has another mission to work on too. Modern part of the Raphael's Hope, Crowley's Family series

Companion story to "You Were An Angel Once". After realizing that they used to be one being a long, long time ago, the angel and the demon suddenly knew how to survive their punishment. This is taking place after returning from Heaven and Hell. Finally, they were free and could be together. But for one of them, their divine revelation proved to be harder to cope with...

Aziraphale and Crowley embark on their next act after preventing Armageddon.

(Sequel to "Chosen and Unchosen") The world should have ended four years ago. That was how it was written. The Great Plan was very clear on that much. But no one had accounted for a few little snags. Like a couple of traitors. Or a disobedient Anti-Christ. And they couldn't even kill them. If Michael couldn't at least kill the demon involved, then she would make him suffer.