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 ~ Helen W.

Helen W. ~ Stories found at Helen W.'s Fan Fiction
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Author Profile ~ I live north of Boston with my husband, two little girls, and two cats. I'm a nerd by inclination and training, currently mostly a SAHM.
Email: helenw@murphnet.org

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• Off on a Tangent -- A Siege epilogue.
• RE: Housing -- Set during The Debt. Sometimes, life presents a choice between where you are wanted and where you are needed.
• 'Dropping' by Blair -- A Dead Drop epilogue in which Blair works out post-elevator angst by writing a fanfic of his very own.
• Left Hanging -- A Three Point Shot epilogue.
• I'm a Friendly Guy -- A drabble set during Payback. An explanation for the most improbable kiss in Sentineldom.
• Cold Mud -- A Sentinel Too, part 2 missing scene.
• Croissants? -- Where's Blair? A natural disaster story. Post-TSbyBS; Blair is assumed to be a cop.
• The Summer of 1999 series
• Blair Gets a Job -- Set soon after TSbyBS.
• A Long Night's Conversation Regarding Long Ago -- Set soon after TSbyBS. Crossover with Stargate SG-1.
• The Fruits of Java -- Set soon after TSbyBS. Jim and Blair are strangers in a strange land. Rated PG-13 for violence.
• Grace, Naomi, Sally, Mary Margaret -- A short play about what happens when all the mother figures in Jim's life share Chinese take-out. Rated G.
• The Serpent and the Sentinel -- A goa'uld thinks a sentinel might make a good host. He's wrong. Crossover with Stargate: SG1. Rated R for violence and adult themes.
• No More Lies -- Blair thought that being freed from a mind-controlling space-alien snake would make Jim happy. Nothing is that simple. Rated PG-13 for adult language. Crossover with Stargate SG-1.
• Inquisition -- If only the prospect of being interrogated by the Air Force was Jim's biggest problem! Crossover with Stargate SG-1. Rated R for language and violence.
• Pieces -- The Air Force has questions. Jim has answers. Plenty of h/c ensues. Crossover with Stargate SG-1. Rated PG-13 for language and violence.
• Interlude, With Squirrels -- Jim's all shook up, but is it love? Hint: This here's a GEN archive! Rated R for violence and adult themes.
• Seth Expanded -- What we didn't see in the aired version of the Stargate: SG-1 episode, Seth. Rated PG-13 for language and mild violence.
• Just Like a Baby Bird -- What do Jim Ellison and a baby bird in common? Probably less than he thinks.
• Blair and Rodney and What Happened Next -- The story of how Rodney McKay found out about the Stargate project. Since it involves Blair Sandburg, things get a bit complicated. Crossover with Stargate: Atlantis.
• Three Little Words -- A missing scene for Blair and Rodney and What Happened Next, because it's woefully smarmless.
• Sneak Attack -- In which the author tries her hand at H/C with messy results.
• DW Did It -- Crossover with the PBS show, Arthur. Title says it all.
• Aiming Straight -- A drabble set right after Storm Warning.
• Quicksand -- A drabble set after Blair and Jim have gone their separate ways (but not far enough!).
• Memories of a Woman in White -- A case causes troubling memories from Blair's early childhood to surface. Rated PG-13 for strong language and adult themes.
• Who's Maturin? -- A bit of fluff written in anticipation of the theatrical release of Master and Commander.
• Boundaries -- Could Blair really have caused the death of one of his students? Could Jim really think Blair was involved? Rated PG-13 for violence and language.
• Taking Bullets -- A double drabble (200 words) in which Jim thinks about the dangers associated with being around him. Set during TSbyBS. Rated PG.
• A Thing About Elevators -- Blair and Jim aren't the only people unsettled by the events of Dead Drop.
• Simpsonian Ruminations -- Returning home from Peru in 1990, Jim finds himself in the United States of Bart.
• Stay Still -- Jim knows when to listen to Blair.
• Blair-ku -- A S2P2 diversion.
• Maybe -- A fraction of a drabble set during The Debt.
• That One is My Other Brother -- William Ellison and Maude Standish probably deserve each other, but does anyone else deserve either of them? A post-Remembrance-flashback novella. Rated PG-13 for nastiness (some of it physical) directed at children, and for off-page sex between consenting adults. Crossover with the M7-ATF AU.
• Rerun -- Jim and Blair catch an episode of Due South.
• First Aid -- Blair learns something.
• Happy Merry Sameach -- What's worse to Blair than being inundated with Christmas?
• Dufus -- Blair gets a pet. Crossover with Kim Possible.
• Out of the Darkness -- A reunion in difficult times.
• A Good Man -- Blair Sandburg may well ruin Vin Tanner's life. Crossover with The Magnificent Seven/ATF AU.
• Chiefly -- It's 2006. Do you know where Jim and Blair are?
• Home -- A Cypher missing scene.
• Sunday at the Camp -- The guys watch a little SGA.
• Tumble -- A teen sentinel provides challenges to Blair and his staff.
• Roots -- Blair Sandburg and a pregnant Teyla Emmagan chat. Crossover with Stargate: Atlantis.
• Chemistry -- Some things about working with Jim Ellison are hard; others, not-so-much. Companions story to the season one episode, Attraction.
• The Sentinel Monk of St. Sebastian's -- Excerpts from the notebook of Blair J. Sandburg, beginning after the events of the season one episode, Vow of Silence.
• Pizza -- Following Blind Man's Bluff, Jim suspects Blair is afraid of pizza, and decides to help him out.
• Water's Not Fine -- Set immediately after Sentinel Too, part 2. Jim tried the water, and there was nothing fine about it.
• From the Rather Orderly Files of Mr. William T. Ellison -- Bill has houseguests. A sequel to my story Tumble.
• Facebook -- Back in 2003, I wrote Memories of a Woman in White, in which Blair learns the identity of his father. They finally connected a few months ago, via Facebook.
• Keeping Up With Jim -- A Murder 101 missing scene.
• The Other Side -- A companion story to From the Rather Orderly Files of Mr. William T. Ellison.
• The Sentinel -- Thunderstorms weren't common in Cascade, but they weren't exactly unheard of. So why, Jim wondered, had this one woken him up?

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