In 1968, Hank Jennings, star fullback for the Twin Peaks Lumberjacks, loses a winning game. [Inspired by The Secret History of Twin Peaks. Mild Harry/Hank. Appearances by the other Bookhouse Boys.]

Everything in the garden isn't rosy. [Dale Cooper/Caroline Earle, pre-show].

For now just pondering drabbles of moments with Audrey Horne and Dale Cooper both apart and together. May turn into something else as it goes along. As a preemptive measure I am rating this M, because I always seems to tumble into the explicit given enough time.

In a different set of events we see the tragic beginning of Richard as well as who Linda is.

My first "Twin Peaks" story. Although I didn't get to watch all of "Twin Peaks: The Return," I was inspired to write a story about Audrey Horne. What went through her mind as she took over the dance floor?

Albert is pissed. Cooper is over caffeinated. And it's too damn humid in this armpit of a town.

Sunday has a feeling. Preview the private thoughts that blossom in the Professional Relationship between Special Agents. Take a dip in bonding plasmas, the rarer state of matter. Have at it.

Second attempt of an english TP fanfic. One shot. A romantic one. A vision while I was listening Garbage's song. "MILK"

My first attempt ever of a TP fanfic and also my first ff in english without a Beta. Accept tomatoes and flowers and any helping comment! One shot about what has to be said 25 years later about someone

Janey-E finds out the answer to her question.

"COOPER, WHAT IS THIS DIRTY DISHWATER?" Both Cooper and Albert winced at the volume of their hard of hearing boss. "It's pho Gordon!" Dale picked up his spoon and sampled the broth. "FOE?" Their boss tentatively picked up his spoon. Smiling at the flavour Cooper replied, "No, FUH." "FOO?" The older man dipped his spoon and brought it up to his mouth.

A slightly different take on season 3 that answers the question, "where is Audrey?". "Just because people were breathing didn't mean they were alive. Audrey didn't try to remember when had she became so cynical anymore; she accepted that she had left her starry eyes with her youth shortly after Dale had gone."

Special Agent Dale Cooper examined all the items laid out in front of him carefully. He slid the flour, eggs and sugar to the right, paused and moved them back. Taking a step back be looked down at the Labrador snoozing on the rug next to the kitchen bench. "To be frank with you Archer," the dog lifted its head. "I am at a bit of a loss as to where I start."

Intuition tugs at Dale's heart. And so he looks.

Audrey heard strange voices, as if they'd been spun through a cotton candy machine, spun into wisps and fluff of virtually no substance, spun into the kind of stuff that disappears as soon as you look at it. But through it all, she heard his voice. Calling her name, over and over again: "Can you hear me, Audrey? Help me…please help me, Audrey…" (Part III of the "Moonlight Trilogy")

What happened after Agent Dale Cooper and Annie Blackburn emerged from the Black Lodge?

Bobby disengages brain before opening his mouth.

Just a very short bit of fluff for my OTP. Unbeta'd so do tell me, should you find anything to correct.

What if there was a slight possibility that Audrey Horne ended up falling for a certain special biker, instead of a certain special agent? Audrey Horne/James Hurley.

When all hope is gone, Hawk helps Harry move on. (Fill for a prompt on damnfinekink).

Curtains closed. The music plays on.

He waited.

She was always so special to you. But he didn't care. He couldn't even let you have one good thing in your life.—In the aftermath of Laura's death, Leland slowly falls apart. [One shot, set during 'Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer'. Written for the WA Broken Object Challenge.]

[Post-series] They seem to tease him, as well. Barely visible in the distant sunset, looming to the west, like a mirage he is never going to catch.

If he still loves these things – if he marvels at them – couldn't they really be important?