Wraithbait

Summary: When DADT is repealed John and Rodney get their wires crossed as to what the other wants. I was thinking a...uh...demonstration of some kind might be in order.

Summary: There was an entire pantheon of things Rodney was willing to concede could exist, even though he'd never personally witnessed evidence thereof. Time travel, for starters. Space aliens. The perfect man. But he absolutely, positively could not accept that he'd been dreaming of a guy he'd never seen before in his life, who turned out to be real.

Summary: Rodney really hates getting up before dawn, but sometimes he'll make an exception

Summary: They are now on Earth. People are making choices. Bad choics.

Summary: Rodney was determined to win this argument. Part of the Cabin series. Spoilers thru season 5.

Summary: A post-series ficlet; he knows where home is.

Summary: A mid-series 5 ficlet. There's still so much he doesn't understand about these people, even though he's lived amongst them for nearly four years...

Summary: A re-writing of the story "Keep Holding On (Cause We'll Make it Through)". I suggest reading this version in place of the original, as this version is, in truth, my editing of the first. The style is *very* different from the first, and the story itself should both make more sense and be a more interesting read. Again, all pairings are *background* except McShep.

"All this is getting fairly far from the point, as well, which is the story. I will try to relate it to you as best as my greatly superior memory serves, however I never took the time to apply myself to the waste of time my first – and subsequent – university classes laughingly called 'English.' As such, this will not be some great piece of literature but the truth as I see it..."

Summary: "You see, the thing is, Colonel Sheppard and I have sort of gotten into this habit of saving each other's lives, and it's my turn." (Aurora)

Summary: It's not Rodney's birthday.

Summary: Rodney McKay, many would agree, was not a very nice man. It was not that he intended to be harmful or rude to anyone, or that he meant to send new students scurrying away in tears, Rodney was just blunt - and perhaps a bit dense socially. And he didn't tolerate failure.

**10/22/09: New Version posted: The Personal Remix. The New Version is a highly edited form of this story, and should be read in place of this story. This version will remain only for those who prefer the older style, and will not be further edited.

Summary: Atlantis has always been a dangerous place, a perilous place. It's a place of wonder and delight and risk and terror. There's a silence in its deep places that shouts of the weight of years and knowledge and arrogant power. It's sublime. (McSmooch entry) A tag for The Siege

Summary: John had sent him a message, in his own words. Rodney wondered why. (Companion story to Logopetria by Lavvyan.)

Summary: Eighteen McShep drabbles, ranging from humor to dark.

Summary: Outside, the sky's a sweet orangy pink.

Summary: Getting electrocuted by a sculpture was the least of John's problems. The burns would heal again quickly. The whole thing with getting someone elses memories? Now, that was the actual catastrophe. It was just what he needed.

Summary: What if the SGA chacraters lived in the Farscape 'verse?
Who would they be? How would they be different? There are Living Cities! StarGates! EvilMilitary Commanders, Action and Adventure,Allies and Enemies. Figuring out who is who is part of the fun.

Summary: But, you know that if Katy Brown and Jennifer Keller do ever sit down to braid each other's hair and swap Life Lessons, they'll agree that Rodney is, on the whole, a bad boyfriend. He is, they'll say, quite possibly the worst boyfriend in two entire galaxies. McSmooch entry.

Summary: Rodney is keeping something from John, and John won't let it go.

Summary: "That's funny. I always thought not wearing any clothes meant you were nude."