updated 22 October 2007
Chill. Boys fighting and getting wet. (Sam, Dean. Teen. 300 words.)
Chinatown. They drove three hundred miles out of their way to visit an old woman in Chinatown. (Sam, Dean. General. 800 words.)
The Cider House. Sam wakes up to find himself and a bunch of little kids trapped by a very strange old woman. (Sam, Dean. Teen. 5500 words.)
Cryptozoology. Snowstorm, cabin, fire, sex. (Sam/Dean. Adult.)
Dead Man Walking. House never gets to hear what the dead guys want. (House crossover. Teen. 600 words.)
Dust On My Shoes, Nothing But Teardrops. Dean hasn't let Sam touch him since before their father died. (Sam/Dean. Adult. 1200 words.)
Ghosts of Christmas Past. Christmas isn't exactly the boys' favorite holiday. (Sam, Dean. Teen.)
Golden Eyes. Sam and a succubus. (Sam/OFC. Adult. 700 words.)
The Greatest Trick the Devil Ever Pulled. They don't always agree on the best way to handle the less-than-legal parts of their job. Coda to "The Usual Suspects." (Sam/Dean. Teen. 2600 words.)
The Interpretation of Dreams. Sam can't always tell the difference between visions and regular nightmares. (Sam, Dean. Teen. 1400 words)
The Kids Are Alright. She asks him, once, how he got into this life. (Ellen, Ash. Teen. 1500 words)
The Measure of a Man. Sam is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad birthday. (Sam, Dean. Teen. 1500 words)
Midnight Bells. Christmas kissing. (Sam/Dean. Teen. 360 words)
Red Sky. After the zombie apocalypes. (Teen. 400 words.)
Superhero. There are people who believe that Sam's powers make him very special. (Sam, Dean. Teen)
Through me you pass into the city of woe. Demons lie. It's what they're good at. (John, implied Sam/Dean. Teen. 1300 words)
The Trouble With Fish. Sam, Dean, and penguins. (General. 400 words)
Where the mountains touch the sky and the rivers bend. There isn't a rest area in the country they haven't been to. (Sam, Dean. Teen. 900 words)