A look into the characters from the episode A Coffin Too Frequent. How that night came to be in the lease, and how four unemployed musicians could afford a beach house.

22-year-old Michael Nesmith meets three new friends in an unlikely place. (An AU origin story of sorts, I don't own the Monkees)

One shots about the 1960s TV band The Monkees that people give me or I just write. Lovely cover done by Timespace64.

Mike went to answer the door and when he did, he found that he was face to face…with himself. "Is this some kind of joke?" He scoffed, not knowing what else to do. The other Mike stiffened and straightened up, visibly nervous. "My name is Robert Michael Nesmith," he said quietly. "And I just want to talk with you."

Late at night, Mike finds Peter sitting alone in the living room, deep in thought. Then Peter asks him a question he wasn't expecting: "how do you feel about me being here?"

For the first time in weeks since the others disappeared, Mike dreams. It seems normal at first, he's back at the pad with them, but something's not quite right. The more he dreams, the more obvious it becomes that there's something much deeper going on and he's the only one who can solve it. (Cover made by Lisa Boon. TW: Blood and injury)

An alternate ending to the episode Monkee Mayor. What might have happened if Zeckenbush carried out his threat.

Mike is odd, this is something that the other three have known since the moment they met him. However, when they learn just what that means, none of them are prepared for it.

This is a return of Beth, and the four guys, and her involvement in nearby community challenges, that would have been prevalent in the 1960's. Best to read this after reading "Over My Shoulder" first.

Two of the band members are keeping secrets, secrets that come out when people in LA start dying because of wolf attacks. (Co-written by Lisa Boon)

Peter's past meets his present when a promise he made long ago comes back to haunt him, forcing him to make the hardest decision of his life. (Cover made by Lisa Boon)

There’s always more to learn about new band mates.

Micky jokingly buys Davy a gift for his unique condition. It doesn't go exactly as he planned it would...or does it? (One shot based on a new project that Lisa Boon and I are working on at the moment)

Something's...off with Mike and Peter. Both suddenly started acting very strange and Micky and Davy try to figure out what's wrong with them, surprised by what they find. (Cover drawn by me, I don't own the Monkees)

While going through Mike's things, Micky stumbles upon a box of his simply marked "JUNK". It's been months since he's seen or heard from Mike and he can't help his curiosity.

After being taken hostage, Mike, Peter, Micky, and Davy are subjected to a series of tests and different medical experiments with a rather...unusual result.

"We both know what memories can bring, they bring diamonds and rust" -Joan Baez. The guys go with Mike to Texas to try and help him confront and make amends with his past.

After an argument, Micky wishes that Mike be "brought down to size". His wish comes true…a little too literally. (Cover drawn by me, edited by Lisa Boon)

The boys try and adjust to Mike coming home. (Sequel to "Shattered Peace"). I do not own the Monkees or their songs, or any of the other songs referenced in this story.

In 1877, a young man, believed to be a witch, was chased out of his home town and forced to relocate elsewhere. In 1967, almost a hundred years later, he is now living as a working musician in a band. No matter how he tries, there's no way he can keep his secret from his band mates much longer.

Micky and Davy sit down for a game of chess, hoping to ease some of the tension surrounding the two of them for the past few months. Meanwhile, Mike's busy taking care of Peter, who had fallen down a bad path during those months.

Peter and Davy well... Have sex I guess. (Their isn't enough jork smut tbh)

The one-shot of deaf Mike is now turning to a full story. I really don't know a very good description other than that. I still (sadly) do not own the Monkees.

When Mike gets injured at his side job, no one knows just how hard it would be to keep him out of trouble. (Cover made by and co-written with Lisa Boon. Neither of us own the Monkees or any of the songs referenced in the story)

Stream-of-consciousness Monkees one-shot I wrote at midnight inspired by the movie "Head". I don't own the Monkees or the movie "Head"