Wraithbait

Summary: Over time, you learn all kinds of things about yourself.

Summary: Every mark has a history.

Summary: There was never much of a comfort zone between them; now, it's grown considerably smaller.

Summary: Waking up offworld is always a confusing time. But it's worse when you don't remember how you got there in the first place.

Summary: Someone gets an unexpected gift from someone who's uncharacteristically giving a gift. Drabble.

Summary: As John's life gets out of control, he meets Rodney McKay.

Summary: Although the Pegasus Galaxy was a fairly interesting and fascinating place to be, John missed quite a few things that had always been a vital part of his life, things he'd gotten used to and that he'd stopped noticing. How did the saying go again – you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone. (OT4)

Summary: Their journeys end together. **Major tissue warning**

Summary: Sometimes the needle doesn't wait to be found.

Summary: Four ways they'd've gotten over it, and the way they did. Tag for The Siege, Sheppard/Weir/Beckett/McKay.

Summary: Team Sheppard goes to a leadership conference, and Teyla learns a new Earth custom.

Summary: He's not alone when it's time to go.

Summary: "Rodney lays on his back and tries not to think about Indiana Jones."

Summary: A Christmas grounded in the realities of Pegasus.

Summary: Alone with his thoughts

Summary: New arrivals to the city just might stir things up.

Summary: Rodney saw the look of dismay flash across John's face at almost the same instant as he heard the unmistakable thwump of the tiny weapon's discharge.

Summary: They find safe harbor at the Winterfair.

Summary: This is a series of conversations between SGA characters that grew out of my disconcert with Season 5 beginning with Tracker. The series will be episode related somewhat from Tracker forward, but primarily Tracker and Brainstorm, so there are major spoilers for both of those episodes.

Summary: I turn to the dead guy on the slab, the guy with the top of his head sliced away. It's weird and kind of surreal – kind of looks like that stuff you see in the supermarket, sweetbreads, only like a real stomach-turning shade of grayish blue. Thankfully, Rodney's voice draws my attention back into the conversation. He's clearly excited about whatever he thinks this is.