An iconic character of this red-haired business woman, working for the male's world. : )

100 word drabbles set in the Mad Men universe.

Set directly after 3x12 (The Grown Ups). Don convinces his wife Betty to hold on getting a divorce for thirty days, enough for one final family Christmas in a last ditch attempt to win her heart.

Kaye is alone in New York City, struggling to make her way. She lives from her car, steals to survive, yet somehow manages to get by. She stumbles into Sterling Cooper catching ear of the winds of change. Kaye is relentless; a liar, a thief, a con with an addictive personality and always gets what she wants. Is Sterling Cooper Draper & Sharpe on the menu? Beginning After S3E13

Trudy is tragically killed while on vaction. Then Pete & Peggy get married!

Premise for forthcoming HDTV special 21st Century MadMen reboot: "CRAZY BROS" (to be released in 2222). A Skype/email drama about the high-flying e-lives of Silicon valley clickbait ad execs in the age of coronavirus and feet pics w/ post-mortem guest appearance by Orson Welles.

"He only catches a glimpse of her as she comes clicking past the creative lounge. It's unbelievable, the amount of damage one curious glance can inflict." {a misguided collection of Peggy & Stan scenes, canon and beyond}

Hotshot exec in 1964, in 2019 Draper's eighty-nine years old, he's had a stroke, and he's getting visitors, but of course he views them more as vultures circling the carcass. Damn, Campbell's gotten obese!

During the performance review season, Peggy is surprised at who is giving her feedback.

When Don sees Betty's doppelganger during a business trip, he is forced to reevaluate his rocky relationship with his wife.

This story takes place in November 1963, following the events of 'The Grown Ups'. The Drapers and the Hoftstadts come together for a final Thanksgiving at the Hoftstadt family home.

An unexpected moment of passion in Pete's office sends Peggy's emotions swirling and her uncertain future into a tailspin. (Episodes: "The Hobo Code"/"Nixon vs Kennedy.")

Basically pwp. Roger dominates Don. Tw for dubcon

Don Draper as never meant to jump off of any buidlings. Frankly, he's not built for much.

A late-night conversation between Betty and Sally in which nothing is held back, and in which they both learn that maybe they are more alike than either ever cared to admit. Deleted scene from my longer Sally fic 'The Adman's Daughter', rated T for language.

It's January 1961 (between seasons 1 and 2). Roger is recovering from his heart attacks, Peggy is recovering from her pregnancy, Don is recovering from a lonely Christmas, and America is recovering from the surprise election of John F. Kennedy to the White House. In this chapter Don confronts Roger, smoking in a bar when he's supposed to be recuperating at home in bed.

Pete gets hit by a car

Post-finale, Don comes to Peggy to talk about Coke.

Mike Falco left the lonely suburbs of Virginia to pursue his dream of advertising in New York. He quickly finds himself brushing elbows with the elite of the business, the best of the best, and is picked up by SCDP. From the Ritz of client parties to the forbidden territory of office romances, Mike wants it all: and he'll do just about anything to get it. Almost anything.

Peggy and Stan welcome their twin daughters.

Stan had another surprise for Peggy.

It is 1982 and Sally is now 27 years old, recently divorced, raising two daughters, and pursuing in her career as a therapist, But when Don returns for a visit, she must make the decision to forgive her father for the mistakes he's made in her childhood.

It had hurt, at the time. He actually hadn't wanted her, he just wanted it. She shouldn't have even been hurt, there had been Abe. But then, there hadn't been Abe, there had only been Stan, kissing her neck, her mouth, wide hand on her back. Blood and smoke and Mountain Dew. PeggyxStan. STRONG T.

The Adman's Daughter follows Sally Draper from Betty's diagnosis in October 1970, through her funeral in July 1971, with a prologue that is set one year later in 1972. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks to Anna Lena van lersel for the wonderful cover image of Sally.

A short, single-chapter story imagining Bobby's first time away from home, his freshman year of college.