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Summary: Rodney didn't think John could save him this time.

A different look at how things might have gone down in S5 "Inquisition".

warnings for schmoop and grandiose speeches

Summary: Rodney had no intention of telling the Colonel he'd assigned him a personal ringtone.

Set during the events of Season 2: The Return

Summary: The one where Rodney is insecure, John is not communicating, Katie Brown gives bad advice and Teyla and Ronon try to be supportive.

Diverges from canon somewhere in mid-season 3

Summary: Major Sheppard always wondered what his life would have been like if he had gone on the Atlantis expedition instead of going home at his father's request. Spoilers through Season 4 'Outcast".

Summary: Atlantis needs a Rodney McKay. They just don't know that yet.

The warnings are here mostly for safety. This story is darker than my usual fare, but I still firmly believe in the happy ending. There is the death of a major AU character off-screen.

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

Summary: John always knew exactly what he wanted. (spoilers through season 5 and a little snide commentary, as usual)

Summary: Sometimes Rodney would like a little input. PWP set sometime in season 3.

Summary: It was going to take more than a pair of ruby slippers to get them home this time. It was going to take all his ingenuity, a lot of careful plotting and some of John's infamous luck...

Summary: Snide commentary takes a back seat as Fortune take the crew in a new direction and Ronon reads Harry Potter.

Spoilers through Season 5. Part of the Cabin Series. Will make more sense if you've read at least Small Sacrifices and Saving the Universe first.
Warning: Things look really dire at one point. Really, truly dire. But if you've ever read anything I've written, you know I go for the happy ending whenever possible.

Summary: This was totally and completely embarrassing...and the hottest thing in his recent memory. A little PWP. Set in Season 5.

Summary: Rodney was determined to make a life for them post-Atlantis.

Spoilers thru Season 5. Another installment of the Cabin Series, which might make more sense if you read the others first, but really isn't necessary.

Summary: Rodney thought it would be nice if they took a vacation where no one was shooting at them. Spoilers thru season 5.

Summary: He knew he shouldn't have had that second glass of Radek's vodka.
Spoilers for S4, The Last Man. Events take place within that episode.

Summary: Does anyone write love letters anymore?

Summary: His existence, as he remembered it, began eleven days ago. He knew the word day was what to call the cycle between a single span of sunlight and darkness, but he could not remember what groupings of days were called. He didn't think it mattered much.

Summary: Well, because he's always wanted to say it...

Mild spoilers through mid season 5, then a sharp detour in the direction of my chosing.

Summary: Oh great. Now he was destined to see dead people.
Story set sometime in Season Three. (No obvious spoilers that I'm aware of)

Summary: It was just supposed to be a stupid joke. He'd never meant for it to go this far.

Summary: Written for Unamaga and Chopchica's Happyfest - this is our view on what *really* happened during 'Tracker'.