Blair sets up as a little experiment which doesn't go as planned. Not that it doesn't lead to valuable information on one particular Sentinel. Slash. Jim/Blair.

For Jim, Christmas at the mall brings on a close encounter with a trio of ghosts. When dues were due in December and the best you could do is steal from Charles D. Slash - Jim / Blair. UST - Jim / Jack Pendergrass.

Jim doesn't find his neighbor's birthday gift quite appropriate. Blair finds it funny. Jim & Blair are a couple. Old dues short story.

Quantum silliness, improbable physics and misuse of Washington penal code Title 16, Chapter 16.52, Section 205. Another Sentinel dues story from long ago.

Story of Blair trying to mail a package. Or actually, story of Blair telling a story about trying to mail a package. Jim bandages things. Gen. Another old Sentinel dues story.

Jim finds that two Blessed Protectors are one Blessed Protector too many for his liking. In other words, he wants the dog gone. Gen. Another old dues story.

Follow-up to Woman Goin' Crazy on Carolyn Street. A trained detective reads the clues. Simon Banks. Jim/Blair UST. Another back-in-the-day dues story.

It's hard to hide things from your ex. Carolyn Plummer. Jim/Blair UST. Sentinel dues story from 2004.

Sentinels aren't the only fairy tale creatures. Jim hooks a mermaid, uh, merman named Blair who happens to have a somewhat vengeful sea god after him. AU. Jim/Blair slash.

AU Blair tells of finding a Sentinel a little too late. Blair's an observer with the Cascade PD. Jim is ... well ... not the Jim you know.

An ex-ranger now law officer and an anthropologist meet an ex-ranger now law officer and an anthropologist - Coincidence? I think not.

Someone is hunting the Sentinel, who is it and why are they doing it? Perhaps the bigger question is what can the Sentinel and his Guide do about it. Rated just because I am unsure just how tense this comes across.

Pure fluff for the holidays. A happy ending for the Sentinel and his Guide

Blair is rescued after being kidnapped by a serial killer who preys on children, and he and Jim go after the man. The Sentinel and Guide learn more about trust and their place in the world. Note: Nothing graphic happens on print, but it is a story about serial killers and childhood trauma (Blair's), so be aware. I am not sure if this should be rated T or M; I chose M. (9 chapters)

It's New Years Eve, 1997. Blair receives a fax from an anthropologist in Brazil who has some information on Sentinel guides which is not what Blair wanted to hear... (c) April 1998

It is Christmas 1997 and Blair's second Christmas at the loft, but the first one with a turkey dinner, a decorated tree, and gifts! He panics, though, wondering if his gift is equal in value and sentiment to whatever Jim has bought in that big box with Blair's name on it that he's spotted up in Jim's loft bedroom...

"Knitted Souls" is a series of books/short stories I wrote in the late 1990s and early 2000s. "The Legacy" deals with issues raised in the 3rd season episode "Warriors", when Incacha was killed in the loft, three Chopec warriors are abandoned in the woods, and no explanation on the episode as to how the warriors got there in the first place. My take on it all. (c) May 1997 (2 chap)

"Knitted Souls" is a collection of stories and novels written in the late 1990s. "River's Edge" takes place late in season two a few months after Blind Man's Bluff. While on a weekend fishing vacation with Simon and his son Daryl, Jim helps Blair through a vivid flashback of the designer drug that had almost killed him.

Knitted Souls is a series of Sentinel fanzines/fan novels I wrote in the late 1990s to early 2000s. "A Rose by Any Other Name" is a light-hearted look at the Sentinel's imprinting of his Guide. (c) May 1997

Knitted Souls is a series of fanzines/fan novels I wrote in the late 1990s to early 2000s. (c) May 1997 This story is the first Sentinel story I ever wrote. "Surveillance" is a quiet, introspective story as Ellison is on a stakeout, with Sandburg next to him doing homework. The Sentinel finds himself grounded by his Guide, even when the Guide falls asleep.

I wanted a story where Jim actually works as a detective - so here is my version.

Yes its been done before but this is my two penny worth. Jim just after he leaves Blair standing after his secret is made public in TS by BS. I am new to this fandom but I have been struck by how many 'poor Blair' stories there are and wanted to do one from Jim's perspective.

Blair disparaît. Jim le recherche.

He wasn't sure if he believed in luck or fate…but whatever it was that kept him safe, that kept both of them safe, he could get behind that. Notes: I have been going through my old stories and rereading and editing and somehow I missed posting this one. It was a part of my summer writing series many, many years ago and a part of my dues for The Sentinel Angst group on Yahoo.

Jim and Blair are kidnapped by Kincaid and dumped on a mountain as prey in a hunt. If the terrorist leader and the elements aren't enough… The guys are going through some changes and there is another Sentinel among Kincaid's men, and guess what, er… who, he wants?