Herein is a list of all of the projects on my various assortment of back burners, and (if applicable) how many parts remain. Short blurbs will tend to accompany them as well.

I've switched to this instead of a "WIP" list primarily because I have a number of proposed projects which aren't actually started yet. The list is organized by fandom, universe-within-fandom, and alphabetical order. The organization of the list does not reflect priority in terms of when they'll be written.

Updated: 18 May, 2009

( Stargate Atlantis )
( Torchwood )
( Various & Sundry (Less than 3 Fics in the Fandom, Crossovers, Gift!Fic, Etc) )

Anything I'm missing?

Author's Confession: There were supposed to be 6 of these. Unfortunately, crimsonquills requested Marvel Adventures, which is the one branch of Avengers I don't know enough about to write comfortably. Thus, she is more than welcome to submit a new prompt in the comments here, and I'll have it posted by the morning. Otherwise, I want to thank everyone who submitted prompts - I've been having one of those periods where it's been just long enough since you wrote/published anything that you begin to wonder if your writing is any good. Hopefully, this will be the breakthrough I needed to haul myself back onto the wagon for a while ^_~

( 'Blow to the Ego' - Smallville – Chloe/Oliver )
( 'Sooner or Later, Boom' – SGA – Gen, Sheppard & McKay )
( NCIS – Gen, Gibbs & DiNozzo )
( 'In Passing' - CSI: NY – Danny/Mac )
( 'Fact-Based' – CSI: Miami – Horatio/Speed )

Title: Those Days
Author: miriel
Pairing/Rating: Delko/Wolfe; PG
Author's Notes: This is my first foray into CSI: Miami fiction, so please be kind. I'm still getting a feel for the characters and dynamics, and this wasn't at all what I'd been planning for my first piece in the fandom. Thanks to ladyholder for her help as a beta/cheerleader/psychological counselor, and to sunhawk and shadowfax27 who encouraged me to write Delko/Wolfe. Also, this is totally the CSI Miami version of an old Stargate Atlantis cliche; and here I billed myself as a cliche-buster, too. *Sighs* Roughly 2,000 words.

Summary: ( There were days when it just didn't pay to show up to work )