Note on tags: I generally add tags only for characters who play a significant role in a story, and not for characters who only make a cameo appearance and don't contribute significantly to advancing the plot. Where there are a large number of charcters who each have small but fairly critical roles in advancing the plot, I use the ensemble cast/secondary characters tag.

Note on warnings and ratings: While everything I post is "read at own risk", I do aim to warn for the major categories of physical violence, sexual violence and major character death, and indicate that no warnings are necessary if none of these apply. (This is broadly in line with AO3's system of warnings; I'd also warn for underage, but I don't think I've ever written any.) Sometimes I forget to include warnings, so please let me know if you think a warning should be included. Ratings are based on typical British values for what is appropriate for each age; this means I'm more likely to rate high for violence than for sexual content or language.

( Tolkien )

( Stargate Atlantis )

( Supernatural )

( The Kill Point )

( Jericho )

( Firefly )

( The Magic of Ordinary Days )

( Miracles )

( Dark Angel )

( Sons of Anarchy )

( Few Options )

( Works of Rosemary Sutcliff )

( Haven )

( Watership Down )

( Earth 2 )

( Works of Diana Wynne Jones )

( Farscape )

( Killjoys )

( Fairytales and Folktales )

( Crossovers/Multifandom )

Title: Lost and Found
Fandom: Dawn Wind – Rosemary Sutcliff
Rating: Teen
Contains: Canon-typical violence
Words: 530 words
Summary: He had been bred for war and trained for it, but nothing had prepared him for the reality of his first battle.
Disclaimer: This story is based on the Rosemary Sutcliff novel Dawn Wind. It was written for entertainment only; the author does not profit from it nor was any infringement of copyright intended.
Author's Note: Written for the Sutcliff Companions Comment Fest. Thanks to Scribbler (scribblesinink) for the beta.

( He had been bred for war and trained for it, but nothing had prepared him for the reality of his first battle. )

Title: Borderland
Fandom: Jericho/fusion with Rosemary Sutcliff’s works, particularly The Eagle of the Ninth series
Rating: Teen
Contains: Canon-level violence/torture, canon character death
Words: 21,600 words
Summary: A historical AU set in Roman Britain in AD63. Tribune Tiberius Matius Buccio (Major Beck) has been posted to the fringes of the Roman empire — Britain — to help keep the peace following the Boudiccan revolt three years earlier. Settling in to his role, he becomes friendly with local chieftain’s son Jago (Jake Green). When an ongoing local feud takes a murderous turn, he finds himself caught between his friendship with Jago and his duty as a Roman officer. subluxate created a wonderful mix to accompany the story called Hinterlands—please listen and enjoy.
Disclaimer: This story is based on the Junction Entertainment/Fixed Mark Productions/CBS Paramount Television series Jericho and the works of Rosemary Sutcliff. It was written for entertainment only; the author does not profit from it nor was any infringement of copyright intended.
Author's Note: This story uses characters and plot elements from Jericho and worldbuilding, tropes and style from Rosemary Sutcliff—see the end notes for more detail on some of the historical background used in the story. It was written for smallfandombang. Thanks to Scribbler (scribblesinink) for the beta. Thanks also to subluxate for creating a wonderful mix for the story.

( 1. Frontier Posting )

( 2. A Good Hunting )

( 3. “A strange way of doing things” )

( 4. “Our word against theirs” )

( 5. Midsummer Feast )

( 6. Investigations )

( 7. Feathers Tipped With Yellow )

( 8. Like a Defeat and not a Victory )

( 9. Breaking Point )

( 10. The Business of the Tribes )

( 11. Leavetaking )

( 12. Return )

( End notes )

Title: Two Worlds Meeting
Fandom: The Eagle of the Ninth – Rosemary Sutcliff
Rating: General
Contains: Nothing beyond canon
Words: 2285 words
Summary: Marcus, Esca and Cottia still have much to learn about each others' worlds as they work together to turn a downland valley into a farm. Written for the spook_me Halloween ficathon.
Disclaimer: This story is based on the Rosemary Sutcliff novel The Eagle of the Ninth. It was written for entertainment only; the author does not profit from it nor was any infringement of copyright intended.
Author's Note: Thanks to Scribbler (scribblesinink) for the beta.

( Marcus's heart lifted at the sight of the valley opening out below him as he crested the ridge. )