"I was complaining to my brother about how few friends I had, and he suggested that you might be an interesting person to know." After Harriet is exonerated, she and Mary Wimsey meet for tea.

A rather fluffy accident, with Lord & Lady Wimsey, in WW2. Obviously, post Busman's Honeymoon

8th October 1935 and it's the wedding of the year - Lord Peter Wimsey and Miss Harriet Vane have finally tied the knot. But the wedding breakfast (served at the Dowager Duchess' London house) is getting a little heated. So the balcony is an excellent place to which to escape. 2022 Yuletide

And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise... (Sixth story in the "If" series)

A series of vignettes from the happy married life of Charles Parker and Lady Mary, following from their honeymoon through to the cosy domesticity we see in Murder Must Advertise and beyond.

Harriet Vane is far wealthier than she was two years ago and with an inexplicable new-found interest in looking presentable. She braves a high-end ladies’ outfitters only to run into somebody whom she has no desire whatsoever to meet.

A sort-of sequel to “A Long Courtship”, this is just a series of episodes spanning the interval between Charles Parker and Lady Mary Wimsey’s engagement towards the end of Strong Poison and their marriage later that year. It mostly describes their “imbecile happiness”, as Lord Peter described it, but also features displeased relatives, inopportune landladies and other obstacles.

Six years pass between Detective-Inspector Charles Parker falling unsuitably but irretrievably in love with Lady Mary in “Clouds of Witness”, and proposing marriage to her in “Strong Poison”. What was happening in between?

Taking place not long after the events in Dorothy L Sayers’ “Unnatural Death”, this story involves another case for Charles Parker and Lord Peter. But this time, Lady Mary gets involved in the detection, too, both to Parker’s discomfort and delight.

Harriet is not coping with a new baby, so she and Peter head out of London to try and have a break. But Peter has some important work to do. Lord Peter, Harriet, the Dowager Duchess and Bunter all have a part to play. Written for Yuletide 2016.

This is a store of a small kid from district 9 who had to deal with the first annual hunger games

Short poem about Lord Peter Wimsey I wrote a while ago but rediscovered. I think he would approve (if he was into metafiction, and all that).

1949. Viscount St George died in 1940. Dorothea, his wife for 1 month and widow for 9 years, is soon to remarry. Jerry has visited his cousin, Bredon Wimsey, to speak to him about the matter, and has now decided to visit his father, Gerald Wimsey before giving up his ghostly form for (he hopes) good.

After Lady Mary and Lord Peter have both administered their shocks to their family, Mary comes in to talk things over. An epilogue to "Strong Poison." Usual disclaimers.

Whilst awaiting the retrial, Harriet has a daily visitor.

Success looks a little different from what Harriet expected. A drabble based on "Strong Poison." For a Great Tales challenge.

Three drabbles set during and after "Murder Must Advertise". Juggling three identities is not always easy. (Written for litlover1 for the Great Tales 2012 Drabble Exchange.) One-shot

Ten drabbles for Charles Parker. Written for Yuletide in 2008 for beautifulside.

A Five Things fic. Four times Lord Peter Wimsey denied he was afraid and one time he didn't .

Peter and Harriet's sons have a lot to live up to. Here's how one managed it.

Christmas in wartime isn't easy, and Harriet's on her own with the boys.

Bunter managed so that for months Peter never had to give an order about so much as a soda-siphon ... He found that flat and took Peter up to Town and did everything." BUSMAN'S HONEYMOON

They were in some - what's that American word for a tight place? - jam, isn't it? - yes, some jam or other together, and took a fancy to one another... so Peter promised Bunter that if they both came out of the War alive, Bunter should come to him..."

A short scene following the short story "The Adventurous Exploit of the Cave of Ali Baba," where Peter fakes his own death for two years to infiltrate and take down a gang.

A flashback to a dug-out near Ypres.