tanaquific

Title: All Shook Up
Fandom(s): Haven/Farscape
Word count: 32,900 words
Characters/pairings: Features John, Aeryn, D'Argo, Rygel, Chiana, Sikozu and Noranti from Farscape; and Audrey, Nathan and Duke from Haven. Some John/Aeryn
Rating/warnings/etc: Teen/Nothing beyond canon
Summary: Moya and her crew arrive at Haven, a space station and commerce center orbiting a planet on the border between the Uncharted Territories and Tormented Space. Hoping to stock up on food and other items before they head into Tormented Space to escape the Peacekeepers, Moya's crew soon find they're not the only ones with Troubles.
Author's notes: Set between the Farscape Season 4 episodes 4.08 I Shink, Therefore I Am and 4.09 A Prefect Murder. Thanks to danceswithgary for the artwork, scribblesinink for betaing and cheerleading, and to tassosss and roseveare for originally suggesting that what the world needed was a Haven/Farscape crossover. This story is a transformative work based on the Jim Henson Company/Nine Network/Hallmark Entertainment/A&E series Farscape and the Syfy/Entertainment One/Universal Networks International series Haven. It was written for entertainment only; the author does not profit from it.



( Chiana shot an irritated glance over her shoulder at Crichton and Sikozu. )

Title: Ghost in the Machine
Fandom: Miracles
Rating: Teen
Contains: References to issues covered/referenced in canon, particularly child abduction, possession and induced near-death experiences
Words: 15920 words
Summary: With the threat of the Darkness growing stronger, it seems Paul no longer has to go looking for his next investigation—and that means those closest to him are also at risk.
Author's Note: Written for the casestory big bang. Wonderful art for the story was created by nickygabriel and can be seen at http://nickygabriel.livejournal.com/637073.html. Thanks to scribblesinink for the cheerleading and beta.
Disclaimer: This story is based on the David Greenwalt Productions/ Spyglass Entertainment/ Touchstone Television series Miracles. It was written for entertainment only; the author does not profit from it.



( Georgia smiled as she picked up her cellphone and saw the name on the screen. “Hi, Paul.” )