You can't keep a good botanist down. A day in the life of an elderly Mark Watney in the first city on the moon. Crossover with Artemis.

Mark is back on Earth but finds new pressures as he deals with media attention, Congressional inquiry, the problems of remembering to stock his fridge, and other issues of fame, but he finds a companion that makes life bearable as he remembers why he wanted to live. T for now.

A series of drabbles and one-shots about Mark Watney readjusting to life on earth.

After pronouncing him dead on Sol 6, it takes NASA four years to learn of their mistake. The Ares IV crew, prepared for every possibility, was completely unprepared to deal with a traumatized Mark Watney.

Inspired by a gag-reel scene. In the midst of mutiny, Watney has another dangerously close call. Rated M for strong language. Also, spoilers! Enjoy!

Mark wasn't coming home and Christmas wouldn't change that. Post cannon

A holiday themed story with the Martian characters at a Secret Santa exchange at Mark's place, written in first person. Preferably for female readers. Short one-shot. Complete. Mentions of alcoholic drinks.

In lieu of Tumblr Thursday, this is a Thanksgiving-themed one-shot inspired by the five senses of the human body. Mostly from Beck's perspective. Rated T for mild language. Spoilers, kind of. Enjoy!

Mark wasn't alright and that O.K. to admit. He'd never felt anything like this before. The very thing he wanted, needed, had to have, hurt him and it made absolutely no sense. He'd spent the past 18 months on his own guided only by reason and facts. But this was an entirely grey area he didn't know how to navigate alone. Fortunately, he finally has help.

Mark ha pasado las semanas más difíciles, pero cualquier momento puede ser fundamental para darse cuenta que lo más valioso en su vida sigue ahí, siendo parte de la misma. / Oneshot post-libro que escribí hace tiempo. Papas forever, man.

Watney may have been rescued, but it's still a long way to Earth, and he's got a lot more talking to do. PG-13 for language. Because Watney. :)

One-shot collection. If certain events in the book didn't happen, would Mark Watney still survive? The answer: Yes. Most of the time. All science and abuse of science is explained.

Mark Watney and his struggles back on Earth with normality. Drabbles and oneshots. Profanity. (Ideas are welcome anytime)

Fanfiction about the ares 14 mission in which the full crew strands.

The Ares III crew find themselves called together, years after Mark's death, to receive some stunning news from Ares IV: their lost crewmember is still alive. Sequel to "tell the world i'm coming home"

Meet Mark Watney, left behind on Mars. Meet Mindy Park, left behind on Earth.

Escape the dangerous storm with Mark Watney. First person female POV.

Mark and the crew are finally on the journey home to Earth but Mark is still being affected by his lengthy stay on Mars. Chris is torn between the need to be Mark's partner and his doctor.

Female readers, enjoy a date with Mark Watney at NASA headquarters! First person POV.

What would being abandoned on an entire planet do to someone? A window into Mark's emotional state on Mars. A sincere attempt to stay true to the real-life health effects of solitary isolation. tw: suicide, dissociation, hallucinations. Find more Watney fun at thewatneytriangle.

The end of the book leaves us with a lot of questions. How does he cope with Mars? How does he reconnect with the crew on the way home? How does he return to normalcy? No slash. No sex at all. PTSD, anxiety, and lots of wiseass remarks.

The first night after being left on Mars, Mark barely sleeps. The nights after that, he usually wishes he hadn't. He's being as proactive as he can, staying alive (and hopefully sane) as best he's able, but there are just some things you can't control. Like what your brain does while you sleep. (A character study on Mark Watney, on and off of Mars.)

AU. Thanks to his little unintended vacation in the past, the crew is still trying to set things back to normal. Normal being a relative term; this is Mark Watney we're talking about, after all.

This is my version of the trip home from Mars... Please give me achance, I'm gonna try to be different than all the others! Also, I don't own this! Reviews would be great, I'm pretty new to writing, and wanna know what y'all think!

Chris and Beth's daughter is too sick to go on a daddy-daughter date with Chris. Uncle Mark Watney thinks this is unacceptable and fixes things.