Note: This is a THEMATIC (character) MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing: Kowalski/Gardino | other slash. Please scroll down to find specific category.

Blanket character death warning: we all know that Gardino dies eventually, right? Right.

Brand New History by Bohemian Storm (or here)
Kowalski/Gardino, PG-13, 3200 words, angst, first time (sort of). Written for the fanfic100 challenge, prompt: “friends”.
Excerpt: When Louis Gardino pushed through the front door of the bar, the first thing he saw was the top of Ray Kowalski’s head bent over an untouched plate of nachos and a beer. It was more or less the scene that Gardino had expected. When Ray called him an hour earlier on his cell, Gardino had been driving home and Ray’s voice had sounded rough and unhappy through the fake cheer.

Decompression Syndrome by Mergatrude
Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 1285 words, established relationship (sort of). Written for the ds_flashfiction Undercover challenge.
Excerpt: Ray sat there, as the streetlights came and went, lighting up the backs of his eyelids, telling Louis about the job, about how stupid his cover was a five-year old wouldn’t have bought it. How Kovac had almost skewered him with a huge fucking hunting knife, all of it just rolling off his tongue, but he could only hear Stella’s voice.

Dorothy by Mergatrude (or here)
Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 1270 words, established relationship (sort of). Written for the dS Seekrit Santa 2005.
Excerpt: And while Louis’ addiction to the stupid show was famous, Ray’d thought they’d made their way back here from the party for entirely different reasons. He sat down and watched as Louis toed off the sequinned red pumps and stuck his feet up on the coffee table with a sigh. The movement caused petticoats and gingham to ride up, revealing [...]

First Day by Eledhwenlin (or here)
Kowalski/Gardino, R, 1079 words, first time. Written for the ds_flashfiction Holiday Party 2006 challenge, prompt: “Do that again”.
Excerpt: Nervous didn’t come anywhere near describing how Ray felt on his first day at the police academy. His father hadn’t talked to him since Ray told his parents about his decision to drop out of school and become a cop (“But Stanley! How could you.”), Stella had broken up with him because of that and some other random reason that [...].

Frozen Penguin Seeks Agony Uncle Aunt by Little-b (or here)
Huey/Frannie, implied past Kowalski/Gardino, PG-13, 690 words.
Excerpt: Yeah, Jack knew Kowalski alright, he was Louis’s buddy, he’d drag them all drinking when everything was peachy and they’d play pool and shoot the shit, he’d drag them all drinking when his marriage was crashing and burning and he’d be a total shit.

Getting Used to Leaving by Brooklinegirl
Kowalski/Gardino, Kowalski/Stella, NC-17, 4700 words, first time (K/G). Written for the dS Seekrit Santa 2005. Summary: It got so going back to the academy on Sunday night was a relief.
Excerpt: Ray hasn’t made too many friends yet – it’s only the second day, he’s hardly even met anyone. There was a sort of meet-and-greet this past weekend, before the actual training program started, but Ray had stayed home with Stella, the two of them taking all the time they had together now, since soon enough he’d be gone five days out of seven at least, and the academy couldn’t even guarantee him every weekend home.

Hawks and Hands by Dira Sudis (plus snippets in the same universe – prequels, or here; a follow-up snippet – here; ~8000 words overall)
Fraser/Kowalski, some Fraser/Smithbauer & Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 199918 words, AU, angst, first time (F/K). Summary: The main event: 18 sex scenes strung together with angst and hockey.
Fraser and RayK are both professional hockey players. // Excerpt: This had to be worse for Kowalski, Ben realized. He could only be here because he’d regarded Louis as a friend, not out of any sort of professional obligation. All his professional obligations had ended more than a year ago, with the expiration of his last contract out east. Kowalski had braved facing men who still had what he’d so recently lost in order to pay his last respects to Louis, only to suffer this embarrassment at the first instant.

Less Than You Think by Brooklinegirl
Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 2100 words, first time. Summary: Gardino was a goof. Everyone knew that.
Excerpt: They worked in different precincts, but he’d known Gardino for a couple of years now, and sure, he was a goof, but he was a good cop. He jogged over to Ray after the last panel after a long-ass day of “sensitivity” training – when Ray considers himself to be pretty damn fucking sensitive already, though mostly it’s sensitivity about his time being wasted with training like this – and suggested they grab a beer, grinning at Ray like he was one hundred percent sure Ray wouldn’t say no.

Louis of the Night by China Shop (or here)
Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 1650 words, AU, angst, first time. Written for the ds_flashfiction Rent challenge.
Rentboy!AU. Excerpt: But it was what it was and he was what he was, and he was where he was, which was the backstreets of Boystown on a quiet Tuesday night. On a mission. Top secret — just like going undercover, he told himself, not that he’d ever done that yet. But one day. Sam had said one day he’d make detective, get out of the damned uniform and be somebody. For now, he still had something to prove, and that something was here, end of the alley, two flights up.

Louisa by Mergatrude (or here)
Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 2650 words, first time, AU, genderfuck, some angst. Summary: If they were going to be broken, he wanted them well and truly smashed.
Excerpt: And where the hell was Gardino anyway? He clinked his ring against the bottle impatiently. If he had to put up with the bullshit, he was damned if he was going to do it on his own. It wasn’t like her to miss out on a post-bust celebration. She took the social side of being a cop seriously, like she had something to prove.

Next Time Bring Beer by China Shop (or here)
Kowalski/Gardino, PG, 485 words. Summary: The blonde gives him the once over. It’s obvious she’s noticed his scuffed shoes, the fact he isn’t wearing a tie. She doesn’t look at his face, which is just as well. She folds her arms and calls over her shoulder, “Ra-ay! There’s some guy here to see you.”
Excerpt: Gardino pulls down the sleeves of his new plaid sports jacket and knocks on the apartment door. The bottle of wine that’s dangling from left hand cost more than he’ll ever admit so, to compensate, he acts cool. He licks his lips and smoothes his hair, then leans casually against the doorframe.

They Eat Pizza, Don’t They? by Brooklinegirl (plus sort of a prequel)
Fraser/Kowalski, past Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 29800+2500 words, AU, first time, angst. Summary: Ray was trying not to think on it too close. Because it sounded like a truly terrible romance book. Or maybe a sitcom: Canadian Mountie Falls for Chicago Pizza Maker! Wackiness Ensues!
Fraser is a Mountie partnered with detective Louis Gardino, RayK is a pizza shop owner. Excerpt: Ray whistled a little as he slid around with the mop, making the floor of his pizza shop gleam. Fraser, Ray figured, was settling in, still. It’d been rough – the whole thing with his father getting killed and the mob being involved and all that other stuff. Ray still didn’t have the whole story – just mostly what he’d picked up from Gardino.

Two Hands by Claire
Kowalski/Gardino, NC-17, 950 words, first time. Written for the stop_drop_porn challenge.
Excerpt: It’s always been a truism of both governmental service and military that the right hand does not know what the left is doing. Apparently this applies double to the Chicago PD, because the left hand of the 14th Precinct is currently rather seriously occupied with the right thigh of a guy who Ray’s just recognised as a detective from the 2-7.

Untitled by Aerye (or here)
Kowalski/Gardino, R, 590 words, established relationship (sort of).
Excerpt: He doesn’t know why he does this. Yeah, Stella’s gone, moved out, got a place of her own downtown, and the apartment looks weird with her half of their stuff gone, but that doesn’t mean it’s over. It’s not over, he won’t let it be over, and he can’t believe she really wants it to be over, not really. He doesn’t know what he’ll do if it is. But in the meantime he [...]

We Have No Secrets by Mergatrude (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, implied past Kowalski/Gardino, G, 250 words, established relationship (F/K), post-CotW.
Excerpt: Ray is standing in front of his roll-top desk. He looks up at me, his face a mix of emotions I’d hoped were banished – loss regret, failure – but of course we’re here in the minefield of his apartment. I should anticipate a few explosions.

Caged by Thomas E. Dewey
Vecchio/Gardino, NC-17, 2350 words, first time. Written for the ds_shakespeare challenge. Summary: “Gardino, you better shut the fuck up before I hit your head repeatedly against these shiny metal bars!”
Excerpt: When the prison cell door snapped shut Ray Vecchio whirled around, fists clenched, his expression one of utter outrage and annoyance. “This is all your fault!” / His companion seemed rather unimpressed, lazily tracing a finger over old scratches and writings on the wall. “It was an accident, man!”

Might as well jump by Spoo
Gardino/Huey/Dewey, G, 1250 words. A/N: academy fic.
Excerpt: Tom was hanging outside the Academy steps, hoping to catch his roommate before everyone left for break. He spotted the head of shoulder length curly hair making it’s way to the parking lot. “Hey, Louis! Wait up a sec!”

Regret by Jodie Louise
Huey/Gardino, PG, 450 words. Summary: a story about Huey and Gardino.
Excerpt: The first time he saw Louis Gardino it had freaked him out. Well, after all, Louis was supposed to dead. So when Louis — (well, Jack supposed) materialised — behind him in the shower of all places it had almost caused him to have a heart attack.

Seriously by Lucy Hale
Huey/Dewey, Huey/Gardino, PG-13, 6970 words. Summary: Huey and Dewey plus Louis Gardino.
Excerpt: “Jack! Let’s not be a smart-ass for like five seconds, okay? Now look. Yeah, we were good. We had some fun. And I loved you too. But now I’m dead, and you got this whole long life to live, and I won’t be around forever. Even if I was, there are no advantages to being in love with a ghost. Trust me. I wouldn’t love any of the creepy transparent guys I run across these days.” Louis shuddered melodramatically.

So Much to Say by Spoo
Huey/Dewey, past Huey/Gardino, PG-13, 580 words. Summary: Huey has things left to say.
Excerpt: “I think you’d like him, Louis. No that’s a lie, you’d hate him. His sense of humor and yours aren’t, compatible.” Jack paused and then nodded as if he’d heard a response. He comes here every Sunday, because there’s nobody to tell him not to.

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

What you’ll find here: crossovers between due South and dS6D fandoms. Note that it’s due South Six Degrees, not Canadian Six Degrees. Basically it means that I’m restricting the list of crossover fandoms to those featuring actors who played the main roles in due South series (PG, CKR, DM). No RPS, sorry.

 
This list is divided into several sections by crossover fandom: Battlestar Galactica | Buried on Sunday | Cold Comfort | Frank’s Cock | Hard Core Logo | H2O | The Invisible | Last Night | Men With Guns | Slings & Arrows | Tin Man | Twitch City | Whiskey Echo | Wilby Wonderful. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

Persephone Rising by Llassah
Kara/Leoben (main pairing), Kara/Kowalski, Kara/Billy Tallent (HCL, post film, oblique references to end), Kara/Craig Zwiller (Last Night), a hint of Fraser/Kowalski (pre-slash), NC-17, 1600 words, angst, crossover with Battlestar Galactica. Written for the shuffleupagus challenge, prompt: “the morning after”. A/N: No spoilers, set after the Battlestar’s return to earth. Starbuck drifts.
Excerpt: She thinks she sees him in Chicago once, fleetingly, but just as she is deciding whether to run away or towards him she sees him arrest someone, his movements too quick, too jittery for Leoben. That is the first time.

Soul Surrender by Tara Keezer (or here)
Fraser/Leoben, Fraser/Kowalski (est.rel.), R, 11800 words, post-CotW, angst, crossover with Battlestar Galactica. Warnings: torture, coercion. A/N: There’s something about Fraser and Leoben in conflict with one another that just gives me the willies. Rather than keep them to myself, I’ve decided to share. The link takes you to a single page of a series of ficlets and drabbles I wrote regarding the two. They are presented in the order I wrote them, rather than in chronological order. Summary: Fraser’s not in Canada any longer.
Excerpt: As far as Fraser knows, the base ship he’s on is far from Earth and on its way to another planet — Caprica, Leoben told him — and he’ll never see his home again. Rather, he won’t see Earth again as long as he continues to deny Leoben what he wants. And Fraser will deny Leoben what he’s desperate for as long as he draws breath. Once Fraser’s dead, he will win this particular battle. // [see link below for the remix of this fic by Branwyn]

Surrender (the end that crowns the pain remix) by Branwyn (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 4000 words, post-CotW, established relationship, angst, crossover with Battlestar Galactica. Warning: character death, but don’t let that stop you – it’s complicated. Written for the remixredux08 challenge. Summary: “Do you believe in God?” Ray asks himself.
Remix of “Soul Surrender” by Tara Keezer (see link above). // Excerpt: When it finally penetrates that Fraser is going to lie there in the snow until someone else moves him, Ray feels as though reality has betrayed him, as though the poles have reversed, the laws of gravity repealed themselves. Night is coming on and Ray’s shadow oozes like an oil spill over the melting snow, but he cannot move until Fraser moves, and Fraser isn’t moving.

NEW Untitled by Thingswithwings
Kara/Kowalski, R, 580 words, angst, crossover with Battlestar Galactica. Warning: torture.
Excerpt: “I swear, it’s the truth, I got no idea. I’m from Chicago, I’m a cop, and there’s no such things as spaceships.” The man’s eyes are clear and pleading in a way that no Leoben’s have ever been, but his voice is tired. He sounds defeated.

Sir Benton and the Groom by Sihaya Black
Fraser/Kowalski, Kowalski/Gus Knickel, NC-17, ~4700 words, AU, angst, established relationship (K/GN), pre-slash (UST, F/K), crossover with Buried on Sunday.
Regency romance AU. Unfinished WIP. // Excerpt: Sir Benton closed the heavy oak door carefully behind him and hurried down the flagstone steps. These portions of the house and grounds were unfamiliar. In his few days as newly-made lord of the manor, he had not had occasion to venture behind the green baize door into the servants’ quarters.

True Colors by Kellie Matthews (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, Stephen Miller/Marty (CKR’s character from FC), NC-17, 47800 words, first time, angst, crossover with Cold Comfort and Frank’s Cock. Summary: Sometimes eavesdroppers learn things that change their lives.
Excerpt: What were the odds, Ray wondered, that someone Fraser knew would end up sitting right next to him at The Mane Event while he got his hair worked on? If it was anyone but Fraser he’d figure the odds were astronomical, but somehow Fraser had this weird effect on odds. Things just never quite seemed random around Fraser. Still, it seemed weird that this chick would show up at the same place he was.

B-Sides and Rarities and sequels Third Verse, Different From the First, One Big Holiday by Blackcurrant
Fraser/Joe Mulgrew, PG-13, 2500 words, AU, pre-slash, crossover with Hard Core Logo. A/N: Joe-is-a-Mountie/Fraser-is-a-former-rock-star. Summary: [...] in which Joe Mulgrew first came to Chicago on the trail of the killers of his father, and Benton Fraser ended up there, as well, after the break-up of his band, Diefenbaker.
Excerpt: Benton Fraser doesn’t consider himself alive during his first nineteen years; they’re just an extended gestation. He starts the process of being born in 1978, when a copy of the Ramones’ first album somehow makes its way to the only record store within ten miles of the glorified train-stop where he lives with his dad.

Burning Down the Motherfucking House and sequel E-Fucking-Clipse[last part here] by Sister Wolf
Kowalski/Joe “Dick” Mulgrew, R for language, 3400+4950 words, AU, humour, first time, crossover with Hard Core Logo.
Excerpt: My name’s Constable Joe Mulgrew, Royal Canadian Motherfucking Police. I first came to fucking Chicago on the trail of the spooge-sucking fuckfaces who offed my fucking old man, and for reasons that don’t need fucking exploring at this fucking juncture, asshole, I stayed. While I’ve been fucking stuck in this shitty town, I’ve developed what you would call a fucking duet with Raymond fucking Vecchio, detective first grade, CP fucking D.

Close Enough to the Ends of the Earth by Lordess Renegade (or here)
Fraser/Joe/Billy, NC-17, 3300 words, first time (F/J/B), established relationship (J/B), crossover with Hard Core Logo. Written for the inuvikdotcom challenge, prompt: “smoking bylaws”. Summary: “You got beat up by a fucking otter?” Only in goddamn Inuvik.
Excerpt: Three weeks ago, Billy got this letter. His uncle Bill, the one he was named after, had died and left everything to Billy. No kids, no friends, just himself and a dog and a one-room cabin where you probably had to piss out in the snow, all the way up here in Northern Buttfuck, Canada. So now Billy’s got a cabin, and he just wants to sell it off, but Joe figures what the hell, right? Might as well see the goddamn thing before he sells it to some moose trapper. “Let’s go up there,” Joe says, like a fucking idiot. “Let’s check out your inheritance.”

Dazzle by Llassah
Kowalski/Billy Tallent, R, 246 words, first time, angst, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Written for the ds_snippets challenge, prompt: “glitter”.
Excerpt: Apparently, Ray should be dazzled. Ray should be anxious to know this famous man, this guitarist who wears sunglasses indoors and ducks his head when he smiles. Apparently.

Devil’s Road by Sister Wolf
Kowalski/Cal Mackenzie, Fraser/Kowalski, Fraser/Billy Tallent, Billy Tallent/Joe Dick, NC-17, 31370 words, first time, angst, post-CotW, crossover with Hard Core Logo and Lone Hero. A/N: This takes place after Hard Core Logo and includes spoilers for the end of the movie. Knowledge of Lone Hero is definitely not necessary to read this; those of you who do remember the movie will notice that I’ve changed canon in a few significant places.
Unfinished WIP. // Excerpt: The guy doesn’t really look that much like Fraser, but it’s enough, it’s close enough for right now. Dark hair, blue eyes, around six foot tall, built wide through the shoulders, and it’s enough, enough for him to pretend, anyway. What clinches it, though, is the Canadian accent that at this point acts on Ray like those dogs with the ringing bell– Pavel? Pavlosky? Something like that. Not the point.

The Distance Between by AuKestrel
Fraser/Joe Dick, NC-17, 11600 words, first time, angst, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Summary: Joe. Fraser. ’nuff said. Too much, maybe.
Excerpt: I thought it would get easier as time passed. Physically, of course, it has. Mentally, though… mentally I have to remind myself every time I walk through the dark and smoke-filled bars, every time I sink to my knees and try not to gag on the overpowering stench of urine… then, now, yes, I have to remind myself each time what I am doing and why. Repentance. Punishment. Control. Certainly these are the primary components of my game with my soul, played out in these rounds of empty, meaningless, faceless sex. Anonymity… for my protection and… theirs.

Don’t Look Straight At It by Verushka
Fraser/Kowalski, Fraser/Billy Tallent, NC-17, 19500 words, angst, first time, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Warning: deathfic (non-dS character). Written for the ds_flashfiction DS Match challenge (Team Angst), prompt: “Dolphins don’t get shot at for a living.” Summary: Jenifur’s new guitarist Billy Tallent gets a death threat on tour in Chicago and RayK and Fraser are put on the case by Welsh.
Excerpt: “You want him, but you won’t do anything about it. And he doesn’t seem to want you back,” Billy stated matter-of-factly, then shrugged. “Not that way, anyway.” He paused. “Or not enough.”

Ego Collision by Lynnmonster (or here)
Kowalski/Joe/Billy, NC-17, 3300 words, first time, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Summary: Ray saw Hard Core Logo play, once.
Excerpt: “It was their only show in Chicago that year — they were trying to drum up an American audience, I think. The show wasn’t packed, I mean, the bar wasn’t really carding anyone, but it wasn’t empty, either.”

Five Times Ray Kowalski Fucked Joe Dick, and One He Didn’t by Omphale
Kowalski/Joe Dick, R, 850 words, angst, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Summary: Ray’s out of matches and Joe’s out of cigarettes. It’s enough. It’s a place to start.
Excerpt: “Ray says it’s a stupid idea, getting blown by a guy who wants to pretend they’re both someone else. He does it anyway.”

Fun Games by A. Kite (or here)
Fraser/Joe Dick, NC-17, 1730 words, first time, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Written for the getfraserlaid challenge, prompt: “I believe the word you’re looking for is crass.”
Excerpt: Joe looked out the window as they turned onto Mackenzie Road. The town had one stoplight and a big banner proclaiming the 36th Annual Muskrat Jamboree. Fraser was rambling on about this and that, but Joe stopped paying close attention until he said, “I must confess, I’m not familiar with your music. Do you know any of Stan Rogers’ songs, by chance?”

I’m Afraid of Americans (or here) by Drusilla Rain (sequel to Black on Black; both stories are parts of the “Rock and Roll Suicide” series, which isn’t on-line anymore as far I can tell)
Fraser/Billy Tallent (?), R, 1300 words, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Summary: Jenifur’s having a concert in Chicago; Billy Tallent, rock star, meets Benton Fraser, Mountie.
[Have not read] Excerpt: Jenifur was playing in not-quite-seedy, not-quite-big joints. Publicity. We were still making money off the door. Wasn’t too bad. I’ve done a hell of a lot worse. It was a publicity thing, though. That’s fucking new to me. So, you know, we’re in Chicago. You know Chicago? Not too bad. Nice, really. And the crowd was pretty decent. Jenifur fans, mostly. Rock and rollers, too. And the Hard Core fans, the ones who kept screaming at me to fuck off and die.

NEW Learning How to Say Hello by Bohemian Storm
Gen, John Oxenberger, Fraser, PG-13, 9200 words, angst, crossover with Hard Core Logo. A/N: [...] a story where John and Fraser met, because Fraser must have bought John his red long underwear. Summary: In the winter of 1992, John Oxenberger meets the only two people who can help him climb out of the hole he’s dug for himself.
Excerpt: The first time John enters Gerry’s Downtown, he doesn’t immediately notice the Mountie at the counter, red shoulders straight and tall. Watching his feet, John settles onto one of the stools and places his palms flat on the smooth, cool surface to stop the shaking. It’s been sixteen — seventeen? eighteen? twenty-six? — days since he’s stopped taking his pills this time and it’s tough.

Loneliness by Estrella (also here or here)
Kowalski/Billy Tallent, NC-17, 2335 words, first time, some angst, some F/K UST, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Summary: “If Ray stopped – even for a minute – it might really freak him out that he was probably going to fuck a guy that looked almost exactly like him.”
Excerpt: He was in a back hall of a dingy bar getting fucked by a guy he just met who looked way too much like him. But for once, Ray was just going to go with it. He wasn’t going to think about it or worry what was going to happen tomorrow or the next day or even in an hour from now. There was plenty of time for him to worry about everything tomorrow.

Masquerade by Linda Hughes
Gen, PG, 8850 words, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Summary: Ray Kowalski comes face to face with Billy Tallent.
[Have not read] Excerpt: “So whaddya think this is all about?” Detective Ray Kowalski glanced sideways at his Mountie partner. Fraser closed his eyes briefly as his partner jumped his fifth red light. “I have no idea Ray, but it would be nice to get to the hotel in one piece,” he grimaced.

Northern Comfort (also here or here) and sequel No Secrets (also here or here) by Kellie Matthews
Fraser/Billy Tallent, Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 37400+41000 words, first time, angst, hurt/comfort, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Warning: references (not explicit) to non-consensual sex and abusive relationships. Summary: What happens when Billy Tallent and Benton Fraser collide when they’re both at a low ebb in their lives, or think they are; sequel: Fraser finds that after his experiences with Billy Tallent, he can no longer sublimate his feelings for Ray K., but he doesn’t believe those feelings will be reciprocated.
Excerpt: “I was working a bit late. Is there something I can do for you?” / “Hope so. I’m kind of stuck. Got here for a gig, but it’s been canceled. Somebody forgot to call and tell the new guy.” He jerked a thumb toward his chest, apparently indicating that he was the ‘new guy’, then shrugged and flashed a smile that was half wince. “Different band, same old story.” He stepped forward a little, into the glow cast by the security light, and Fraser could see that there was dirt on his face, or was that a bruise? // [a non-dS sequel by Kellie Matthews & AuKestrel - Shadows Fade, HCL/Tales of the City]

“Permanent Midnight” Series by Amy B.
Fraser/Kowalski, Kowalski/OMC, 74000 words, AU, multiple crossover, first time, angst. Summary: Ray Kowalski becomes a vampire, and it is quite a learning experience. A/N: This is a Due South/X-Files/Hard Core Logo/Original Fiction crossover starring a Vampire named Trevor, Ray K, Krycek, Joe Dick, and some intriguing original characters.
[Have not read] Excerpt: Ray Kowalski slipped his shades in his pocket and glanced around the nightclub. The music wound its way down his spine into his feet, but he resisted the natural urge to dance. He was here for business, not pleasure and he’d just spotted his contact at table in an alcove off to one side of the two-tiered dance floor.

Sex, Lies, and a GTO by Lordess Renegade (or here)
Kowalski/Stella, Kowalski/Joe Dick, Kowalski/Vecchio, Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 1500 words, a bit of angst, partly post-CotW, first time/established relationship, crossover with Hard Core Logo. Written for the highwaymiles challenge, prompt: “all the action the backseat of Ray Kowalski’s GTO has seen”.
Excerpt: “Billy?” the guy asks as he leans down to look in the passenger window, and Ray’s already regretting pulling over. By the time they’re halfway to the city, Ray hasn’t learned anything about the guy except that his name is Joe and he desperately wants to suck some cock. Well, ok, he hasn’t said that, but it’s one of those things a guy can tell, and Ray feels Joe’s eyes on him as he drives, raking across his skin as if he’s seeing him naked.

The Simple Life by Tara R (or here)
Fraser/Billy Tallent, NC-17, 4100 words, post-CotW, first time, some angst, crossover with Hard Core Logo. A/N: a crazy, cracked-out love affair. Trash fic at it’s worst, be warned.
Excerpt: Then, one night, halfway through his stay, he finds a man in an alleyway. He’s been beaten up, is bleeding, is a prostitute, is almost the spitting image of Stanley Raymond Kowalski. He is called Billy, and Fraser doesn’t know this, but he used to work in a band until someone else recovered from heroin addiction and Billy was booted back over the border.

Smoke by Sister Wolf
Kowalski/Joe Dick, NC-17, 3300 words, first time, AU, high!Ray, crossover with Hard Core Logo.
Teen!Ray!AU. // Excerpt: The picnic table creaked as someone sat down next to him. Ray looked over, ready to tell Marty or Stosh about the beer situation, but it wasn’t anyone he knew. A big, black-haired guy in an oversized black wool coat, squinting as he lit a cigarette with the ease of long practice. He looked like a grown-up, at first, but as Ray took a better look he decided that he was probably only a little older, maybe a senior, but not from his high school. Maybe he was from the Catholic school across town.

Stage Door by A. Kite (or here)
Turnbull/Joe Dick, NC-17, 975 words, first time, crossover with Hard Core Logo.
Excerpt: It was raining lightly as Renfield Turnbull stood outside the stage door of a small club in Regina. If he was patient, he could possibly, perhaps…no, he really couldn’t see himself actually talking to Joe Dick. Seeing him closer than on stage would have to suffice.

Taint by Nomango
Gen, Kowalski (?), Joe Dick, Fraser, Vecchio, PG-13, 590 words, crossover with Hard Core Logo.
Excerpt: Ray wasn’t in the mood for this, whatever this was. Joe was looking at him like he was waiting for a reaction, some entertainment, and usually Ray would know exactly what Joe wanted and he would hop to it. Usually. He was too fucking pissed right now.

Unique by Stormymouse
Fraser/Kowalski, Fraser/Billy Tallent, PG-13, 4160 words, angst, first time (F/K), crossover with Hard Core Logo.
Excerpt: Ray Kowalski looked up from the papers on his desk, staring at the man sitting across from him. A shiver ran down his spine. Ever since Welsh had introduced him to Billy Tallent he felt kind of weird, his whole world seemed to have been turned upside down. He knew there was supposed to be a person looking like yourself for everyone somewhere on the planet but he didn’t think you were meant to meet that person. Until today.

Untitled and sequel by Aerye
Kowalski/Vecchio, Fraser/Joe Dick, PG-13, ~200 words, humour, established relationship, crossover with Hard Core Logo.
Children’s talk. Crack. // Excerpt: See RayV. See RayK. See Diefenbaker. RayV and RayK are boyfriend and boyfriend.

Untitled by Belmanoir
Joe Dick/Billy Tallent, PG-13, 150 words, humour, established relationship, crossover with Hard Core Logo. A/N: [...] requested “joe and billy. roadkill (of the fuzzy animal kind rather than the film).” She did NOT request cracky dS x-overs, but, um, too bad. ALSO this is totally now my personal canon for why Fraser didn’t last in Moose Jaw. Nasty little incident with HCL. Not sure what it was, exactly, but I’m sure it was both surreal and awesome.
Excerpt: JOE: You are not fucking driving. The last time you drove we ended up in fucking Moose Jaw.

Untitled by Blackcurrant
Joe Dick/Billy Tallent, Fraser, Kowalski, PG-13, 830 words, humour, established relationship, crossover with Hard Core Logo. A/N: [...]the recovered Joe/Billy-in-a-Mountie-uniform thing. With a bonus vignette, and special guests. Not so much hot as really, really dorky.
Excerpt: billy: i get to the store, and this fucking freak of nature, this fucking mountie comes rushing at me, talking about some fucking crime or something-some other fucking freaks of nature trying to knock over a pet store, of all places. before i know what’s happening, we’re in a fucking high speed chase, with these assholes who’re throwing fucking pet fish at us. then the fucking mountie says, “you drive, ray”

Who the Hell? by Dira Sudis
Gen-ish, Fraser/Kowalski, Billy Tallent, Joe Dick, Vecchio, Angel, Doyle, PG, 4200 words, angst, crossover with Hard Core Logo and Angel: the Series.
Unfinished WIP (at the end of the post the author gives description of the way this story was supposed to go). // Excerpt: He could not let this get out of his hands. Not Benny. “Look,” he said, after he took another sip, keeping his voice cool, indifferent, “you wanna kick a hornet’s nest, go ahead, nothing to me. But if you wanna get rid of Vecchio? Get rid of Vecchio.” [...] He shrugged, didn’t rise to the bait. He was cool, he was the Bookman, he could do any fucking thing he had to. “I’ll do it myself. Next time Vecchio steps foot outside Chicago, it’ll be taken care of.”

Wrongness (parts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and prequel Hippy & Punk: The Amazing Adventures of Blair & Joe (parts: 1, 2, 3, 4) by Sister Wolf
Joe Dick/Blair Sandburg, various other m/m pairings, R for language, 2153+3954 words, humour, Hard Core Logo/Sentinel/due South/X-Men/X-Files crossover.
Unfinished WIP. Crack. // Excerpt: “You,” Joe growled menacingly. “Shut the fuck up.” / Blair spread his hands, giving his best look! I’m harmless! smile. “See, I understand your aggression, man. It’s all about dominance, and I’m totally cool with that. Dominance behavior is how–” / “Fuck!” Joe erupted to his feet and crossed the cabin in three strides, banging the door open on its hinges. The vast landscape outside remained just as cold, huge and empty as it had been the last five times he’d slammed the door open.

From the Office of AD Kirti Singh by Keerawa (prequel – A Woman of Ambition, Fraser, Thatcher/OFC)
Gen, Fraser, OFC, G, 300 words, post-CotW, crossover with H2O. Written for the ds_snippets challenge, prompt: Cole Porter’s lyrics, I get no kick from champagne – mere alcohol doesn’t thrill me at all.
Excerpt: His features were attractive and vaguely familiar. Kirti mentally erased a few creases from around the eyes. “Ah. Meg’s pretty boy. Do come in, Corporal Fraser.” She sat down behind her desk. “How can the Intelligence Service be of service tonight? Tea? A nice brandy, perhaps?”

Leeward by Brigantine [corollary piece to 9:30 to Yellowknife by Aerye]
Fraser/Brian Larson, PG, 6600 words, pre-slash, angst, post-CotW, crossover with The Invisible. Summary: Detective Brian Larson wonders why the Mountie won’t look him in the eye.
Excerpt: There’s Sergeant Benton Fraser, RCMP, tall and straight in his pressed brown uniform. Polite, well spoken and, Brian’s guessing, not comfortable down here south of the border. He’s a long way from home, is Sergeant Fraser, a long way down the map from far-ranging patrols out of Aklavik. Brian has figured, in the short time since he’s met the man, that Benton Fraser’s not accustomed to having humans to talk to, not used being warm.

Last Chance by Leda (or here)
Fraser/Craig Zwiller, NC-17, 2187 words, angst, first time, crossover with Last Night. Written for the getfraserlaid challenge. Summary: Fraser is one of Craig’s visitors on the last night.
Excerpt: Acts, actions, fantasies had been crossed off the list with remarkable ease. Sex with a man hadn’t been a high priority. There wasn’t any zing to the thought, just a sneaking curiosity. So when Patrick had pussied out on him, he’d shrugged and moved on, but then he’d gotten a call. / One final mirror check and yeah, still hot. He smirked. Opened the door and… oh.

Out from Under by Brigantine
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, ~17770 words, AU, angst, first time, crossover with Men With Guns. Warning: drug addiction. Written for the ds_flashfiction Broken challenge. Summary: MotB takes a sharp left turn at the very beginning. Nearly a year later, Fraser follows Ray down the rabbit hole.
After the fight with Fraser RayK takes a transfer and goes undercover. // Excerpt: “… but we can’t very well go about asking every snitch and stoolie if they’ve news of a lost under cover detective. He’d be dead in days. He’s just…” D. C. I. Reickhart makes a dissipating gesture with his hands. “The hell of it is, Constable, that the DEA knew he wasn’t right in the head, yet they left him adrift anyway.”

After Fortinbras by Brigantine [corollary piece to Go Gentle by Kat Allison]
Kowalski/Geoffrey Tennant (gen-ish mostly), Geoffrey/Ellen, PG-13, 3250 words, post-CotW, angst, crossover with Slings & Arrows. Warning: references to main character death. Summary: Geoffrey picks up a stray. Or possibly the other way round.
Excerpt: Geoffrey knows it’s nothing personal. He knows there’s no point in yelling “Aidez moi!” at 3 in the morning in a dodgy section of Montreal while he’s getting mugged on his way to his car. He knows putting up a struggle is asking for more trouble. He knows he should just accept his bad luck and hand over the damn wallet.

Desperate Times by HurrySundown
Kowalski/Geoffrey Tennant, Fraser/Kowalski, R, 4874 words, post-CotW, some angst, first time, crossover with Slings & Arrows.
Excerpt: From the corner of his eye Ray catches the shuffle of someone sitting down next to him. Unbelievably, the Hawks don’t score on a 5-on-3 power play. Ray turns in his seat, grumbling, “Shit, they got nothin-” and then the floor opens up under him. Ray very deliberately keeps breathing while the new guy waves the bartender over. “Whisky, neat. If you please,” New Guy adds, and flashes the bartender a quick smile when she sets the drink down in front of him. That smile, Ray thinks wildly. Can there be two people with that smile?

Hawk and Handsaw by Llassah
Fraser/Geoffrey Tennant, NC-17, 375 words, angst, crossover with Slings & Arrows. Written for the getfraserlaid challenge, prompt: “Thatcher signs Fraser, Turnbull and herself up for one of those Shakespearean corporate conferences”.
Excerpt: I am you and you are me, and we are one and two together, half and whole, stretched out on the dusty wooden floor, among the theatrical props, masks and costumes watching, sightless, silent. Hawk and handsaw, Ben. They become one when you and I are together, when one becomes the other and the same voice gives out gasped litanies of sighs and moans on both names.

Now Heaven Hath All by Nos4a2no9 (also here or here)
Geoffrey/Ellen, Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 1428 words, humour, established relationship, post-CotW, crossover with Slings & Arrows. Summary: A producer approaches Geoffrey Tennant with an unusual acting opportunity.
Excerpt: “Why are you…?” He tried to remember how that question was supposed to end but the surreal tableau refused to shift. Antony and Romeo and King Henry had never materialized in front of him, at least not recently, and he didn’t quite know what to say to the man he’d just spent the last week impersonating.

The Perfect Cast by Giulietta
Gen, Welsh, Geoffrey Tennant, G, 2850 words, AU on the S&A side, humour, crossover with Slings & Arrows.
Excerpt: Harding sighs heavily and doesn’t take a seat, precisely, so much as topple into one of the restauraunt chairs. “Oh, God, what a day,” he declares tiredly, and suspiciously eyes the various sandwiches that the deli’s offering today. / “Driving you nuts again, are they?” Geoff says, smirking.

The Play by MissApocalyptic and Sam80853 (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 19300 words, crossover with Slings & Arrows. Summary: Fraser and Ray are up in Canada to protect one Geoffrey Tennant who made certain people angry by staging Romeo & Julian. Suddenly Geoffrey is one actor short and Fraser talks Shakespeare and …
[Have not read] Excerpt: The world is turning upside-down; I knew it would happen someday. You just come to expect the unexpected when working with a Canadian. I’m sittin’ in the Ice Queen’s office, a cup of tea in front of me, tryin’ not to scream out loud while listnin’ to Fraser and the Ice Queen talk about one Geoffrey Tennant and this English writer Shakespeare. Even Welsh – did I mention that he’s here as well – is into it, which makes the whole situation even weirder – Two Canadians and one American gettin’ hot by talkin’ about a dead poet or whatever this guy was?

Under A Blackened Sky by Raven
Gen, Fraser, Geoffrey Tennant, PG-13, 1800 words, some angst, crossover with Slings & Arrows.
Excerpt: There was a reasonable sequence of logic here, he thought; clearly, if he had taken a mouthful of mineral water and spat it over an unsuspecting patron, there was someone on the other side of the bar dripping in undrunk Scotch. Pleased with the conclusion, he picked up the glass, walked unsteadily around the place, passing the windows and the swathes of snow, grey cloud beyond, and settled in a seat next to a man staring at a drink in mute fascination.

Untitled by Omphale
Fraser/Kowalski, Geoffrey/Ellen, G, 300 words, post-CotW, established relationship, crossover with Slings & Arrows. Written for the ds_snippets challenge, prompt: “exchange”.
Excerpt: There’s a Mountie in the cell next to Geoffrey’s. To be fair, the Mountie isn’t in the other cell officially. He’s not incarcerated. As far as Geoffrey can tell, the Mountie has not been unjustly imprisoned for an impassioned and mildly intoxicated protest regarding the unfairness of Canadian arts funding for regional theater productions.

NEW Untitled by Thingswithwings
Oliver Welles/Bob Fraser, G, 460 words, crossover with Slings & Arrows.
Excerpt: Throughout his long and illustrious career in the theatre, Oliver had, more than once, found himself in closets with strangely-dressed men. He had not, however, expected the trend to continue after his death, and so is momentarily taken aback.

Not going mad [Gone] by Bakaknight
Kowalski/Stella, Fraser/Kowalski, one-sided Zero/Stella, PG, 562 words, angst, crossover with Tin Man. Summary: Zero did not go mad.
WIP (?). Excerpt: Near every person in the O.Z. had a relative of some kind in the Other Side. Sometimes, if the blood was strong (if the pain was great, if the chance was there) it was possible for a person to lose himself to his cousin. It was rare, and relied upon old magic, sunk into the ground and imbued in the air. It was almost always accidental.

Strangely Here and sequel Not All There (p.1), (p.2) by Bakaknight
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 950+2876 words, post-CotW, crossover with Tin Man. Summary: Sometimes undercover comes without a coversheet; sequel: Sometimes slipping doesn’t mean that you fall.
[Have not read] WIP (?). Excerpt: Zero strode to his chambers, Honour Guard at his heels. Bare metres from the door, however, he stopped dead, face inscrutable. “Leave me.” / “Sir?” / One of his lackeys. Too gormless to actually be a second-in-command, but too loyal to betray him. Lackey? Minion. Heh. But Zero’s face still showed none of his thoughts. Instead, he slid his eyes to the right and just looked at the-

I First Came To Canada on the Trail of a Mountie by Listersgirl
Frannie/Hope, PG, 600 words, first time, crossover with Twitch City.
Excerpt: Hope was disconcerted. She appeared to be having a bizarre sort of conversation with this woman (Frannie, she’d said), all dark curls and long red nails, when all she’d wanted to do was sit here and sulk, far away from Curtis and his television. What kind of person just starts talking to a stranger?

Winter Dreams Of The Past by Akamine Сhan
Fraser/Rollie, R, 713 words, angst, crossover with Whiskey Echo.
Excerpt: When Rollie woke, it was still bright outside and he was covered in sweat and dust, but he could feel the cold and he could still see Ben’s handsome face. He was exhausted after a long couple of days of patching up the wounded and this had been the first chance he’d had to lay down and relax. He peeled off his shirt and poured a pitcher of water over his head, trying to wash some of the grit and heat away. Rollie hadn’t thought of Ben in a long, long time.

if you can see where you’re going by Isis
Frannie/Buddy, a bit of Fraser/Kowalski and Duck/Dan, PG, 9100 words, post-CotW, crossover with Wilby Wonderful. A/N: A few liberties have been taken with the timelines of the separate fandoms, to make them coincide. Summary: If you can see where you’re going, you can get there.
Excerpt: Maybe, she decided, what she needed was a change of scene. Her brother Ray had gone to Florida with Assistant State’s Attorney Kowalski, the Ray who wasn’t her brother was with Fraser someplace way up north where there was still snow on the ground even in June, which as far as she was concerned was no way to treat a month that was supposed to be for flowers and birds and weddings, and there she was, stuck in stupid old Chicago. So she called up her friend Theresa, who worked at a travel agency, and said: “I think I need a vacation.”

Islands by Isis (or here)
Fraser/Duck, Fraser/Kowalski, a hint of implied unrequited Duck/Buddy, NC-17, 2700 words, post-CotW, angst, crossover with Wilby Wonderful. Written for the getfraserlaid challenge, prompt: “prior to the events of Wilby Wonderful, before Duck has met Dan. Fraser innocently visits the Watch, not knowing what happens there.” A/N: Takes place about 8 months after Call of the Wild, and pre-movie for Wilby Wonderful. Summary: For an instant, in the starlight, he looked a bit like Ray.
Excerpt: Still, he was happy to have come to Wilby Island. He’d phoned Aunt Judith on a whim when he’d been asked to attend the RCMP conference in Halifax; they’d never met, but he had her telephone number and address in the book of family information his grandparents had pressed upon him when he’d left for Depot. She’d insisted he visit after the conference, and apologized for being unable to host him – “but my son has plenty of room and would love to meet you,” she’d said, and he’d taken her at her word.

People and Their Rocks (part 1, part 2) by Lucy Hale
Fraser/Kowalski, Duck/Dan, PG-13, 15000 words, post-CotW, first time (F/K), angst, hurt/comfort, crossover with Wilby Wonderful.
Excerpt: Last thing Duck had heard about it, the RCMP was sending in a guy to back Buddy up until he could get another cop trained. Someone from off-island, which Duck was glad for. Duck lived his quiet life and didn’t see the visiting Mountie for a while. He heard things – the guy was smart, apparently, and famous on the mainland for tracking some criminals down or something. Duck wondered about that – why would a hero get sent to Wilby to help catch vandals and burglars?

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

What you’ll find here: stories in which some external forces (criminals, aliens, hypothermia, sex pollen, etc) compel the characters to have sex.

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing: Fraser/Kowalski | Fraser/Vecchio | Kowalski/Turnbull. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

Aliens (not quite) Made Them Do It by Little-b (also here, here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 2803 words, first time, humour. Fraser and Ray get kidnapped by some very insistent aliens.
Excerpt: “we a Cupidons, of the planet Cupidos, and it is our mission, as decreed by our great ruler Sock Raties, that we sort out the woeful state of affairs on this world,” they looked rather like pigs, green pigs, but pigs nonetheless.

Baby, It’s Cold Outside by Sihaya Black
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 1038 words, established relationship, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge.
Excerpt: “Good God, you’re like ice!” His hand disappeared, but a blast of cold air made me shiver again. / “Ye– yeah. Couldn’t get warm after landing in the pond.” I’d tried a hot shower, but my guts were still frozen, along with my fingers and toes.

Be Fruitful And by Сathybites
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 1823 words, first time, possible future mpreg. Written for the stop_drop_porn challenge, prompt: “fuck or die”.
Excerpt: “Hey, Fraser, this thing is vibrating.” The vibrations and warmth seem to roll off the figurine, coming off it in waves that sink right into Ray’s hand, slither up his arm, and slide right down his spine, curling up at the base in a tight, hot coil. Blinking, Ray takes a closer look at the fertility whathaveyou; he swears the thing just winked at him.

Bread and Circuses by Aerye (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, Kowalski/Thatcher, PG-13, 4064 words, first time, humour.
Excerpt: “Well, sir, they told the patrons that,” he consulted his notebook again, “that ‘you are steeped in the sinful homosexual lifestyle and have forgotten the pure and spiritual pleasure of sexual congress with the opposite sex.’ And they, well, they were gonna fix that. By…” Huey looked at Kowalski, then at Welsh. He cleared his throat. “By making them. Y’know. With each other.”

NEW Close Encounters of the 4th Kind by Ximeria
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 2800 words, first time, post-CotW (in Canada), crossover with Doctor Who. Written for the dS Seekrit Santa 2008.
Excerpt: He kept looking over his shoulder. Ray couldn’t help but worry about Fraser. He had never seen him like this. A non-speaking Fraser who tried to have sex with him on the table? Well, apart from the no talking, Ray had had that fantasy more than once in the past.

Cracked by Mouse (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 4420 words, first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge.
Excerpt: Organic eggs, Fraser said, Big money, he said. And then he used words like rescue, and for the good of mankind, and civic duty, and somehow we ended up here, trapped in a tiny airplane, surrounded by stolen eggs and mean looking, scruffy men who, apparently, enjoyed a good peep show.

Death or Dishonour by Msgordo (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 2350 words, first time, humour, undercover. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge. Summary: Fraser and Ray find they are posed a difficult question by the bad guy of the moment and they have very different ideas on how to answer it.
Excerpt: “So what’ll it be, boys?” Hairy Louie smirked at the two figures bound before him and played absently with the gold tassels hanging from his nipples. “Death or dishonour?”

Hypothetical by China Shop
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 741 words, first time, humour.
Excerpt: “Hey, Fraser,” Ray whispered into Fraser’s ear. “What if those guys threatened to kill us unless we had sex?” / Fraser turned his head slightly, his forehead creasing. “They’re bank robbers. What earthly reason would they have to coerce us into–”

I can see the stars from a million miles by Green Grrl (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 7300 words, first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction DS Match (2) challenge (Team Whimsy), prompt: “Well, it would be rather entertaining… under different circumstances.” Summary: You don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone. Or in some cases, sort of gone.
[This fic doesn't exactly fit the list's theme, but it is, sort of, "aliens made them, however unintentionally, do it". *g*] Excerpt: Up in his ship, Mrfpztztt maneuvered the remote sensor. The room he was scanning had many beings in it, some bent onto small supports (“chairs”), next to large rectangular shapes (“desks”), some upright and moving about. Many were speaking loudly. A being with a tufted topping reached out and touched one in a bright coating. “Hey, you up for lunch?” Ah! The database pinged. This was subject Stanley Raymond Kowalski. Mrfpztztt paid close attention.

In the Pudding by Ceares
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 660 words, first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge.
Excerpt: Fraser might believe that all women were his sisters, but there was no way anybody who didn’t know the Mountie would believe somebody that looked like Fraser and somebody that looked like Gina Santos, would spend hours together knitting.

An Incident Along a Poorly Guarded Border by KindKit (also here, here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 4200 words, first time, angst, post-CotW, quest. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge. Summary: Ray’s never exactly been good at making the right decisions.
Excerpt: “Give it a couple hours. Hypothermia’s slow,” the guy says. Then he points at the sleeping-bag-wrapped Fraser who just blinked into existence next to the other Ray. “Him, your friend, he’ll take longer. Tomorrow he’s gonna find you dead, and he just won’t bother to get up.”

Last Night by ToraK (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, Fraser/Victoria, R, 890 words, established relationship (F/K), angst, post-CotW (in Canada). Warnings: character death, violence. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge.
Excerpt: His eyes fell shut and he thought of warmth, of his mother, of Ray. Ray who had lain in this bed with Ben less than a week ago, both safe in each other’s arms. Ray who had lain here three nights ago, while Ben was on patrol and Victoria slowly drained the life from his body.

Limp by Wax Jism (or here)
Kowalski/OMC, Fraser/Kowalski, R, 3500 words, angst. Warning: non-con. Summary: Fraser bears witness.
Excerpt: “I might give you a chance to walk out.” / “Nah-ah-ah–” / “You and your buddy.” / “Name your price,” you say, as if you already know. Your eyes are still heavy-lidded, but I can see a tension in your body now, the tight coil of an animal ready to spring.

Makeup by J S Cavalcante and Kalena
Fraser/Kowalski, Fraser/Kowalski/f (not the main pairing), NC-17, ~50000 words, first time, angst, crossdressing.
Excerpt: “I’m doing something! Let go of my shirt, okay?” He hauled her back into the bathroom and shut the door. “Frannie, listen to me. The kidnapper won’t even talk to me about Fraser unless I bring him that stuff–” he waved a hand at her face. “Mascara, lipstick. Whatever. Makeup.”

No fretful orchid by Petra
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 6800 words, first time, humour. Summary: The aphrodisiacal qualities of various forms of Polynesian orchids have been mentioned in the botanical journals.
Excerpt: “I believe the best course of action would be to remove the cause of this — ah — Boschian-Freudian compulsion. To perform, as it were, an orchidectomy.” / Ray nods. “The sooner the better, if you got the stones for it.” / Fraser considers the various murder scenes he has encountered over the years and compares them to the sound, wholly unwanted, of creaking desks. Some of them do not benefit from the juxtaposition.

Six Days On Vulcan by Giulietta (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 3188 words, humour, first time (pre-slashy), crossover with Star Trek. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge. Summary: However, Fraser cannot believe he could ever have predicted that — for reasons which most certainly don’t need exploring at this juncture — he would ever find himself in the antechamber of a launching spaceship, somehow wedged between a certain spiky-haired Chicago detective and a hard place, and contemplating the very real risk of suffocating.
Excerpt: “Except they get really, really horny every seven years — some shit called pon farr.” / [...] “I beg your pardon?” / “Really horny,” Ray clarifies helpfully. “So horny that they’re gonna die if they don’t get some, you hear what I’m sayin’?”

A Strange But True Story by Pearl-O (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 2229 words, first time, post-CotW. Summary: I heard this from a friend of a friend.
Excerpt: There’s almost a sort of parental air in their attitude towards Ray — aside from their obvious and complete alienness, Fraser can almost imagine casting them as some sort of proud family members (aunts or uncles perhaps) checking in on a favored child. Of course, Ray wouldn’t see it the same way. “If you wanted to make me happy, you could drop me back on Earth right now,” Ray says.

True Sacrifice, Chapter 3 (By shessia n.) by Shay Sheridan
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~460 words, humour, “badfic”. Written for the ds_flashfiction Cliche challenge.
Excerpt: “What do you mean I have to have sex with Fraser?” Ray said, pissed off. The first mob guy, Crenshaw, snickered and so did his men. He ponted his uzi at Ray.

The Turn of the Screwed by Sihaya Black (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, Turnbull/OFC, NC-17, 1454 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Cliche challenge.
Excerpt: “What do you want?” Ray repeated, but he didn’t move. Her eyes narrowed. She wasn’t smiling now. / “Strip.” / “What the fuck?” / “I said,” she cupped Turnbull’s chin in one hand and slid the barrel down his temple an inch, “strip. And then we’ll talk about the fuck.”

Untitled by Invader Jim
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 1179 words, first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Cliche challenge.
Excerpt: “What the hell is going on, Fraser? Why did I wake up in the middle of a forest, face first in the dirt with you? And do you have an honest-to-God hangover? What’s going on? Did the world come to an end?”

Untitled by One Traveller
Fraser/Kowalski, dead!Bob, G, ~300 words, pre-slash, humour, crossover with Star Trek. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge.
Excerpt: “…I was out on patrol when I saw the ship crash…” / Benton’s back arched as the fire ran through his veins, pricking sharply at his nerves, making his muscles jerk and contract. Then it crested, leaving him weak and limp. What was his father going on about now?

Wackiness Ensues (or here) and sequel That’s just silly, Ray by Byob
Fraser/Kowalski, dead!Bob, Vecchio, PG, 989+547 words, pre-slash, humour, mpreg (sort of). Written for the ds_flashfiction Cliche challenge. Summary: Ray gets hurt. Aliens force them to have sex. (sort of). Um. Mpreg.
Excerpt: Ray leaped off the bed, throwing the blankets at his father in the process. “Uh-uh, no way, no fucking how. There’s probing, isn’t there? I heard stories. No fucking way am I letting anyone near me with a probe.”

Where You Live by Bohemian Storm (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, ~950 words, established relationship, angst. Warning: violence. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge. Summary: Ray sleeps so peacefully and Fraser has no idea about the nightmares.
Excerpt: And Ray does what he’s told. The nameless, faceless, nearly voiceless entity doesn’t need to have a gender or an age. Ray knows exactly what it is. It’s his fear.

The Eskimo Thing by Merry
Fraser/Vecchio, NC-17, 6690 words, first time, humour. Summary: “I just want you to know, Benny, this is the last time I’m going on vacation with you.”
Excerpt: [...]anyway, it wasn’t like griping was going to get them any less naked and tied to a tree in a clearing in Fraser’s woods, on Fraser’s own property, captives of a squat and naked tribe of previously undiscovered Eskimos.

Lie back and think of Chicago by Sihaya Black
Kowalski/Turnbull, implied Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 949 words, first time, angst, undercover. Written for the ds_flashfiction Fuck or Die challenge.
Excerpt: If Ray and Turnbull didn’t give the man behind the camera a good show, it’d be all over for Fraser. His cover would be blown and he’d be killed–if he was lucky.

My Alien by Nell Monroe
Kowalski/Turnbull, R, 1992 words, first time, humour, eventually post-CotW. Written for the stop_drop_porn challenge, prompt: “Freshly Mowed Grass”. A/N: Because every fandom needs sex pollen. And aliens.
Excerpt: Ray never did find out that the klutzy one nearest his own age developed a keen interest in humans. Or that Ray’s alien counter-part would spend the next two developmental stages begging to be allowed to study humans in their natural habitat.

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing/genre: Fraser/Kowalski | Fraser/Vecchio | Kowalski/Vecchio | gen fic. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

Ectoplasm of Love by Shay Sheridan (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~1475 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Badfic challenge. Summary: “Dear Amy Lee, I love EVANESSSSSCENCE, you are too kewl!”
Due South movie script as written by 13-year-old Evanescence fan.

Harry Potter and the Incredibly Contrived Crossover by Luciferofthecircle
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 1775 words, humour, AU, first time, crossover with Harry Potter. Written for the ds_flashfiction Badfic challenge. Prompt: “One day, an owl dropped a letter on the head of one Benton Fraser. Now, he’s jetting across the Atlantic to teach Muggle Studies in a magic school, along with a man named Stanley Kowalski. But what’s this? Why does Snape have that look on his face? Who’s Voldemort, and why is he after Fraser? And where the hell is Harry Potter? (X-over with HP; pre-HBP.)”
Excerpt: Ray: Fraser. Focus. They want me to be a teacher. I could barely hack my FROGs. Didn’t even bother with the TOADs, just went straight into the Practical Skills Auror Training Program.

Honesty by Stinkybubbles
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 998 words, humour, post-CotW (in Chicago). Written for the ds_flashfiction Mendacity challenge.
Excerpt: “KOWALSKI: (Speaking out of the side of his mouth) Just don’t tell nobody ‘kay, cause we ain’t out or nothing. FRANNIE: Okay sure, pansy’s the word.”

Identikit: the Musical! by Beth H
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 850 words, humour, AU, first time. Written for the ds_flashfiction Badfic challenge. Prompt: “Ray Kowalski has punk rock in his SOUL…but hard times mean he has to moonlight as a hooker. When he’s caught up in a vice crackdown, he thinks the dream is over. But if Detective Fraser has anything to say about it, things are just beginning… AU, NC-17 for sex and eyeliner and MAJOR angst. (Watch out for Dief in a special cameo!!).”
Excerpt: (The curtain rises and we see Detectives Huey and Dewey booking Canadian punk sensation Ray Kowalski. The two cops taunt him)

The Ladies’ Man: Dark Knight by Joandarck (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski (aka Captain Canada/The Ladies’ Man), PG-13, 575 words, AU, pre-slash, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre challenge. A/N: Storyboard for upcoming issue of the well-known comic book series, The Ladies’ Man: Dark Knight.
Comics in words. Excerpt: Scene: Chicago, nightscape, a dark alley.

Script Edit by Arrow
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 511 words, first time, quest, post-CotW, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Self-Insertion challenge. Summary: Arrow types.
Arrow makes Paul Gross edit his script for “due South: The Movie”.

NEW Call of the Wild – Addendum by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, 2100 words. Written for the ds_flashfiction Original CotW Shooting Script challenge. Summary: What if someone had added a few pages to that original script?
[Have not read] Excerpt: FRASER is sitting in an old armchair reading his father’s journal. He is off duty and not wearing his uniform but a buttoned red shirt and jeans. DIEFENBAKER is asleep at his feet.

Untitled by Laura Kaye
Kowalski/Vecchio, PG, 700 words, humour, established relationship. Written for the ds_flashfiction Shakespeare challenge.
Excerpt: VECCHIO Kowalski, thou consort’st with Fraser,– (Vecchio is in a jealous rage, thinking that Kowalski is cheating on him with Benny.)

The Due South Reunion Movie, Draft 1 by Shay Sheridan (or here)
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, PG, 638 words, post-CotW, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Movie challenge. Summary: Coming soon to an ice floe near you!
Paul Haggis and Paul Gross’ script of “Here Today, Yukon Tomorrow”.

The Pilot – in 3 ½ minutes by Aingeal
Gen, Fraser, Vecchio, PG, ~1030 words, humour. A/N: …I wrote this little..parody summary I guess you call it on The Pilot. Don’t take it any more seriously than you have to.
Excerpt: (We open on snow and rocks and it’s cold. A Mountie wanders about.)

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

What you’ll find here: stories told through the use of various images: photos, drawings, diagrams, etc (e.g. comics).

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing/genre: Fraser/Kowalski | Fraser/Vecchio | Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio | gen fic. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

NEW Advantages by Wihluta
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short (images), humour, first time. Summary: What would make Fraser abandon his duty?
Comics. Work-safe.

Dedicated by AbbyBanks
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 200 words (large images), established relationship, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2008 challenge. Summary: A look at what happened post-COTW.
Excerpt: Ray Kowalski dedicates this book to his parents [...].

The Epic Story of Tiny!Ray and Tiny!Fraser by Nos4a2no9
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short (large images), humour, first time, post-CotW. A/N: I received a tiny (modeling clay?) Ray Kowalski sculpted by Sis, complete with holster, badge and experimental hair. Sis also sent along a Fraser to keep him company. Guys, I cannot even describe my glee. And so I will demonstrate with pictures.
Excerpt: Once upon a time there was a tiny!Chicago detective and a tiny!Mountie. They were best friends and partners. They traveled everywhere together and had many adventures, and one day they ended up in the Mountie’s home.

(Insert your own title here) by Lyra Sena
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short (large images), AU, first time, humour.
High school AU told through the use of notes passed in classes.

Like a House on Fire and sequel Vendetta by Nicci
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, medium length (large images), AU, humour, first time. A/N: A different slant on the Fraser/Ray relationship! Done comic style with screen caps and speach bubbles.
Pic!fic.

NEW Proof of Life by Arrow
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 1817 words, first time, angst, post-CotW AU, epistolary. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Excerpt: Dear Ray: I realize you’ve only just left, but I find I wish to begin corresponding as we discussed without delay; otherwise, I fear we will fall into, as you said, ‘cards at Christmas and birthdays.’

Ray Is Not Actually Graphing The History Of His Relationship With Fraser–That Would Be Pathetic, And Ray Is Not Pathetic–But If He Was Graphing It, Even Just In His Own Stressed-Out, Messed-Up Brain, It Might Look Something Like This by Sprat
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, ~6200 words, first time, humour, angst. Summary: The sex has never not been good. That is not the confusing part of Ray-and-Fraser. They are naturals at the sex; the sex is their friend. If there was some kind of sexathalon, the two of them would be All-State, trophy-winning champs.
RayK uses graphs to illustrate his relationship with Fraser.

Selected Pages from Benton’s Journal by Moonloon
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short (large images), first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Diary challenge.
Excerpt: Today has been rather trying. Diefenbaker once again began the day by stealing Constable Turnbull’s lunch.

Self-Assessment by Speranza
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short, established relationship, post-CotW (in Canada). Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: If you have a spouse who is employed, he/she should also complete and submit an Assessment Form. A/N: Word to the wise–click through to the end.
RayK is filling out a Canadian immigration form.

Shopping List (amended) by Etcetera-cat
Fraser/Kowalski, Diefenbaker, the turtle, PG, 750 words + large image, humour, pre-slash. Written for the ds_flashfiction Shopping List challenge. Summary: Fraser writes a shopping list each week and pins it to the refrigerator with a magnet shaped like a maple leaf.
Excerpt: Fraser writes a shopping list each week and pins it to the refrigerator with a magnet shaped like a maple leaf.

This Is Where We’ll End It by Tara R
Fraser/Kowalski, R, medium length (large images), AU, first time, angst. Summary: A due south comic book story. What if there had been no pirate murder in Mounty on the Bounty?…Arrr.
Comics. The Henry Allen case never happened.

Twelve Ways to Make Ray More Canadian by Tara R (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short (large image), post-CotW, established relationship, humour. Created for the ds_seekritsanta challenge 2004.
Comics. Fraser’s Christmas gifts to Ray.

Untitled by Allison (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, short (large image), post-CotW (in Canada), established relationship.
RayK’s tax return.

Untitled by Malnpudl (sequel to this ficlet, 650 words)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 58 words (an image), established relationship. Prompt: “Ray and Fraser and… Ray’s television”.
Ray’s telegram in reply to Fraser’s letter.

Ace of swords by Just Jen
Fraser/Vecchio, G, short (image), angst, pre-slash (UST). A/N: logic, reasoning.
Fraser’s list of pros and cons.

What Aingeal Filmed by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, R, short (images), humour, established relationship. Written for the ds_aprilfools challenge, prompt: “video camera”. A/N: If I had a video camera and access to Fraser’s apartment I would probably film something like this. Unfortunately I have neither so I had to draw it. And as I can’t draw I present…Fraser and Ray as passionate stickmen. And yes you read that right! Summary: A typical reunion.
Comics with stickmen.

Daddy’s Boy by Catwalksalone (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, dead!Bob, R, short (large images), established relationship, humour, post-CotW. Summary: Dead!Bob weighs in.
Comics. NSFW.

Grocery Lists by Sionnain
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, PG-13, short (large images), established relationship, humour, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2008 challenge. Summary: A succession of amendments to Fraser’s grocery lists, courtesy of the Rays.
Excerpt: He’s deaf, Ray, not illiterate.

Is it that time already? by Catwalksalone
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, G, short (large images), established relationship, humour, post-CotW.
Comics. Work-safe.

Second Verse, Same as the First by Catwalksalone (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, PG-13, short (large images), first time, humour, post-CotW. Summary: What exactly is going on with that Stetson?
Comics. Work-safe.

Surprise Supplies: A tale of a simple closet by Catwalksalone
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, Welsh, NC-17, short (large images), established relationship, humour, post-CotW.
Comics. NSFW.

Suspenders of Disbelief by Catwalksalone (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, NC-17, short (large images), established relationship, humour, post-CotW. Summary: Fraser is up to something.
Comics. NSFW.

Their Girl Fraser by Catwalksalone (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, NC-17, short (large images), established relationship, humour, post-CotW. Summary: Fraser’s made a proud discovery but no one is paying attention.
Comics. NSFW.

This Is How It Works by Catwalksalone (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, NC-17, short (large images), first time, humour, post-CotW. Summary: Fraser’s got something to show the boys.
Comics. NSFW.

Ware! Eagles, Dare by Catwalksalone (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, NC-17, 1200 words + large images, established relationship, humour, post-CotW. Summary: Fraser tries to speak his mind.
NSFW comics + story. Excerpt: “Come on,” he said. “It’s a talent. I try to get you guys to make a choice between goose and duck down pillows and he ends up telling us about screwing eagles and Walt Whitman after taking a pass through Hans Christian Andersen, animism and something to do with foul tyrant’s wings.”

7 of pentacles by Just Jen
Gen, Vecchio, Welsh, Elaine, G, short (images). A/N: hard work, evaluation, reward.
Ray Vecchio’s work day through Post-it notes.

Benton Fraser Operators manual by Kijikun (or here: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4)
Gen, Fraser, PG, short (large images), humour. A/N: inspired by auburnnothenna flashfic Boa and particalarly this: “Fraser really should have come with a handbook. Maybe an operating manual, Ray thought, maybe with one of those exploded views that showed all the parts and how they fit together, including the uniform. Maybe he had and Vecchio had lost it.”
Excerpt: An English translation of the rare French Canadian manual.

Don’t Let Kowalski Interview The Perp! by Catwalksalone
Gen, Kowalski, PG, medium length (large images), humour, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2008 challenge. A/N: Because Kowalski is five and should be in a children’s book.
Comics. Work-safe.

Maps by Tara R
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, G, short (large image), post-CotW, quest. Summary: Ray and Fraser’s adventure, told through images and text.
See author’s summary.

Scenes from a Vegas Bathroom by Sage (or here)
Gen, Vecchio (background F/V), PG-13, short (large images), angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Diary challenge. Summary: Vecchio in Vegas.
Excerpt: Dear…I dunno who. I’m not even supposed to be writing this. Had to call in Vin the Cleaner today. It was rough.

SuperWolf by Aingeal
Gen, Diefenbaker, G, short (large image), humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Superpower challenge. A/N: This is not a fic. This is in fact a brief, small, comic-like thing created in MSPaint. It uses stickmen [...].
Comics. Super!Dief.

Untitled by Sam80853
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, G, 100 words + an image, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Road Sign challenge.
Excerpt: “Fraser?” / “Yes, Ray?” / “Can you read that sign for me? My glasses must be fogged up or somethin’”

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

What you’ll find here: stories told through the use of letters, journal entries, e-mails, notes, various lists (compiled by characters, e.g. shopping lists), etc.

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing/genre: Fraser/Kowalski | Fraser/Vecchio | Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio | other slash| gen fic. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

At the Time of Writing by Raven
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 3200 words, angst, established relationship. Written for the ds_flashfiction DS Match challenge (Team Angst), prompt: “Like toothpaste and orange juice – two great tastes that don’t go together at all.” Summary: Twenty-five pieces of documentary evidence, and something else that happened.
Excerpt: “Ray has no need of a ghost. He has me.”

Belles Lettres by Journey and Denise Raymond
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 31700 words, AU, first time, angst, humour. Summary: Look, I’m not good at this summarizing thing. Just take a detour before you get to MotB, okay?
Fraser took that transfer to Ottawa after the Henry Allen case. And now he and RayK are writing letters to each other.

Cashing In by Pollitt (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 350 words, post-CotW, pre-slash, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
RayK’s letter to Lieutenant Welsh, written before the quest.

The Contents of a Small Box Stored in a Large Trunk in a Yukon Cabin by Pearl-O (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 990 words, post-CotW, pre-slash, angst. Written for the ds_undercover challenge, prompt: someone admits something under duress.
Ray and Fraser write each other.

Correspondence by China Shop
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 1300 words, first time, angst. Summary: “Dear Ray, I hope this letter finds you well.”
Fraser offers Ray to share an apartment as roommates.

The Course by Bone and Aristide (also here, here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 31550 words, post-CotW, quest, angst, first time, post-CotW. Summary: Randomness. Inevitability. Smut.
Fraser puts Ray in charge of the weather diary.

Dear Lieu by A. Kite (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 658 words, post-CotW, established relationship, angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Ray writes some letters after his decision to stay in Canada with Fraser.

Dueling Definitions by Hel Virago (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 481 words, angst, first time?, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: Ray and Fraser hash out a disagreement in other people’s words.
Dictionary!fic.

Dumb by Jodie Louise (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, ~1060 words, established relationship, angst, post-CotW. Warning: character death. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: Kowalski never said the right things to the right person while he could.
RayK is writing a letter to himself on his doctor’s orders.

Ectoplasm of Love by Shay Sheridan (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~1475 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Bad!fic challenge. Summary: “Dear Amy Lee, I love EVANESSSSSCENCE, you are too kewl!”
Due South movie script as written by 13-year-old Evanescence fan.

Evidence by Lamardeuse (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 900 words, established relationship, post-CotW, angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: “I don’t want to wake up in five years with no memory of your voice. Your hands. The way you -”
Caroline Hunter finds some letters in her late grandfather Fraser’s trunk.

Five Confessions by KindKit (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 2800 words, angst, established relationship, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Forgiveness challenge. Summary: Ray really needs to tell somebody.
Excerpt: “You believe me so far, I bet. Can you believe the next part, though? There was a guy, and I talked to him because I missed you. Went home with him because I missed you. Sucked him off because I missed you. Slept in his bed. Held him. Because I missed you.”

Getting the Message by Resonant (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 360 words, pre-slash. Written for the ds_flashfiction Telephone challenge. Summary: Communication is a wonderful thing.
Fraser leaves Ray telephone messages.

Hanging by Kass (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 1073 words, first time, some angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: A not-so-long-distance conversation leaves Ray hanging.
Ray and Fraser exchange some late-night e-mails.

How to be articulate when you don’t know an apostrophe from a rat’s ass by Berty
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 7565 words, angst, first time, post-CotW. Written for the ds_northernnews challenge, prompt: “Phone, internet service restored in N.W.T. communities.” Summary: It’s hard to say ‘I love you, freak’ with 2000 miles in between.
Excerpt: “It was late, nearly midnight, by the time Ray got in, but he’d been late before and Fraser had still been up, so he was pretty sure he hadn’t missed their daily chat. He still didn’t log on immediately though, because that was…”

In Which Ray (KOWALSKI) Gets Drunk And Writes Email by Lalejandra (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, ~415 words, humour, drunk!Ray, established relationship, post-CotW.
Excerpt: Heya Fraser Tonight i got rilly drunk on 3 coronas. Living in the northwest areas HAHA was real bad for me cuz it meant that i lost all my TOLERENCE!!11!

(Insert your own title here) by Lyra Sena
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short (large images), AU, first time, humour.
High school AU told through the use of notes passed in classes.

Letters by Akamine Chan (sequel – Envelope)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 278+299 words, some angst, post-CotW, pre-slash. Written for the ds_snippets challenge, prompt: “post”.
Excerpt: “I will fold this letter and place it in an envelope addressed to you. Then I will place it in the drawer with the other seventy-three letters[...]“

Letters by Pearl-O and Shay Sheridan (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, ~3500 words, angst, post-CotW, first time. A/N: This started out as comment fic in Pearl-O’s Live Journal. She wrote the first letter and invited responses. This is the result.
Ray and Fraser write each other snarky letters.

Other Ways of Speaking (or here) by Malnpudl (sequel to This Side of the Phone Line [or here])
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, ~2500 words, first time, post-CotW. A/N: An epistolary courtship. (Prequel – 1200 words, PWP, phone sex, Fraser’s in Canada and Ray is back in Chicago).
Ray and Fraser email each other.

Phone Tag (aka While You Were Out II) by Hel Virago (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 656 words, first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: A conversation in phone messages.
Excerpt: Detective Vecchio wished me to forward the following two (2) inquiries, firstly “Dief or carpet?” and second “Belgium or Bulgaria?”

Proof of Life by Arrow
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 1817 words, first time, angst, post-CotW AU. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Excerpt: Dear Ray: I realize you’ve only just left, but I find I wish to begin corresponding as we discussed without delay; otherwise, I fear we will fall into, as you said, ‘cards at Christmas and birthdays.’

The Question of Ghosts by Arrow
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 6375 words, first time, angst, hurt/comfort, post-CotW. Warning: primary character death. Summary: It didn’t matter, Fraser thought, if sometimes the flicker of Ray’s reflection graced the curve of his water glass, or if Ray’s distinctive outline wavered in the heat from the fire. It didn’t matter if Diefenbaker’s eyes tracked a shadow that Fraser couldn’t see, a shadow that seemed to dance soundlessly across the uneven panels of wood that made the humble cabin’s floor.
Excerpt: After the trial, Fraser had arranged a transfer to Inuvik, where the long days held the familiar, comforting rhythms of childhood. He’d restored the cabin as best he could remember it, and hunkered there with his books and his writings. And the teasing glimpses of Ray’s ghost.

Recompense by Sprat (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 6586 words, angst, post-CotW, first time, drunk!Ray. Written for the dS Seekrit Santa 2004.
Fraser’s long-dead uncle Tiberius visits RayK in Chicago and gives him some letters.

Ruined by Tex (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 10885 words, established relationship, angst, post-CotW, drunk!Ray. Summary: Their adventure is over and Ray and Fraser go their separate ways. But their relationship isn’t over – not by a long shot.
Ray gets dumped. Excerpt: The letter sat in Ray’s mailbox for two days before he brought it up to his apartment and then, it lay on the kitchen counter for one more.

Selected Pages from Benton’s Journal by Moonloon
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short (large images), first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Diary challenge.
Excerpt: Today has been rather trying. Diefenbaker once again began the day by stealing Constable Turnbull’s lunch.

Shopping List by Carla
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~900 words, humour, established relationship. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Fraser and Ray’s grocery list.

Shopping List (amended) by Etcetera-cat
Fraser/Kowalski, Diefenbaker, the turtle, PG, 750 words + large image, humour, pre-slash. Written for the ds_flashfiction Shopping List challenge. Summary: Fraser writes a shopping list each week and pins it to the refrigerator with a magnet shaped like a maple leaf.
Excerpt: Fraser writes a shopping list each week and pins it to the refrigerator with a magnet shaped like a maple leaf.

Some Kind of Intervention by Tara Keezer (or here) (concurrent short fic in the same ‘verse – Some Kind of Fight [or here], happens near the beginning of the SKoI)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, ~1250 words, angst, established relationship, post-CotW (in Canada). Written for the ds_flashfiction Sisterhood challenge. Summary: Frannie and Ray correspond.
Excerpt: I can’t tell you how good it was to hear from you the other night. I know I probably freaked you out and stuff with the whole crying thing, and I’m sorry about that.

To Do by Hel Virago (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, ~400 words, established relationship, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Porn challenge. Summary: Fraser makes a mental list.
Excerpt: # Remember to purchase prophylactics and lubricant. # Consider alternate brands of lubricant based on Internet research.

The Underlying Problem by China Shop (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 1080 words, humour, established relationship. Written for the ds_flashfiction Lie or Lay challenge. Summary: “Since I returned to Chicago a year and a half ago to discover your sudden change in appearance, our relationship has altered rather dramatically.”
Fraser writes about their relationship to Ray. The other one.

Untitled by JennyB.
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 1030 words, post-CotW, first time. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. A/N: A post-CotW journal entry.
Excerpt: Ray and I have reached the rebuilt shell of my father’s cabin, having abandoned our pursuit of the Hand of Franklin.

Untitled by Malnpudl
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 100 words, pre-slash, post-CotW. Prompt: “Diefenbaker, a donut”.
Excerpt: Dear Ray, At Diefenbaker’s insistence, I am sending you this postcard from him.

Untitled by Malnpudl
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 750 words, post-CotW. Prompt: “something out of Ray Kowalski’s pocket”.
Excerpt: Dear Ray, Dief and I have just returned from a two-week tour of a number of the more remote villages within my detachment’s territory, my first glimpse of that region since being assigned here.

Untitled and sequel by Malnpudl
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 650+58 words, established relationship. Prompt: “Fraser & Ray [...] when they YEARN (and receive, of course)”. Sequel: “Ray and Fraser and… Ray’s television”.
Excerpt: Dear Ray, I apologize for leaving without waking you to say goodbye, but I am weak in the face of my desire to stay here with you, and I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to make it out the door in time to catch my flight.

Untitled Epistolary Romance by Giulietta and Shrewreader
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 2700 words, humour, pre-slash, angst.
WIP. Fraser and Ray write to each other while Fraser is away.

When, where and whom by Lakester
Fraser/Kowalski, Fraser/various, G, 118 words, humour, some angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Sexual Exploration challenge. Summary: Making a list.
Fraser is making a list.

Working Vacation by Leafy22
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~320 words, established relationship, post-CotW (in Canada). Written for the ds_aprilfools challenge, prompt: vacation.
Lieutenant Welsh collects evidence while on fishing vacation in Canada.

Your Books Are In by Doll (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 659 words, humour, first time. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: This sort of thing happens at my bookstore all the time. Be afraid.
Bookstore gossip.

Ace of swords by Just Jen
Fraser/Vecchio, G, short (image), angst, pre-slash (UST). A/N: logic, reasoning.
Fraser’s list of pros and cons.

Benton Fraser’s Shopping List by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, 982 words, humour, established relationship. Written for the ds_flashfiction Shopping List challenge. Summary: Benton Fraser shares his shopping list with us.
Fraser explains his shopping list.

Itinerary aka My Itinerary of last Tuesday Evening by Constable Benton Fraser, RCMP by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, NC-17, 2806 words, established relationship. A/N: Based on the line in ‘Heaven & Earth’ where Fraser says he can provide Agent Ford with a detailed itinerary of his movements and activities on the night Miss Madison went missing. Here’s one imagining. Summary: Constable Fraser provides a detailed itinerary of his activities on one particular evening.
Excerpt: 5.36 PM – Detective Ray Vecchio arrives at the Consulate to take me home. I allow Diefenbaker to get in first. Then I get into Ray’s car, a 1971 Buick Riveria.

Untitled by Lady Mondegreen
Fraser/Vecchio, R, ~960 words, angst, pre-slash (UST), AU. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Warning (by the author): It’s friggin’ dark (possible death story, depending on your point of view).
Ray Vecchio writes some letters from Vegas.

NEW X Means I Love You and sequel In Time by Nikki Harrington
Fraser/Vecchio, G, 760+460 words. Summary: Set six months after Burning Down The House. Ray writes Benny a love letter. Sequel: A companion piece to X Means I Love You. Benny writes Ray a love letter.
[Have not read] Excerpt: Dear Benny, Well, here I am writing you yet another letter than I won’t send. Not because I don’t want to, but because I can’t. I can’t send it because I’m not me, I’m someone else and I’m not here, I’m still in Chicago. That sounded better in my head.

20 Messages in Your Inbox by Lordess Renegade (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, PG-13, ~1200 words, established relationship, humour, post-CotW (in Chicago). Written for the getfraserlaid challenge, prompt: Kowalski is away at a conference, but uses his video cam and that nifty internet thing to talk them into having sex while he watches/masturbates.
Fraser and RayV email RayK while he’s is away at a conference.

Dear Penthouse… by Belmanoir
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, R, 515 words, humour, first time (F/K/V), established relationship (F/V), post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2007 challenge.
Fraser writes a Penthouse letter.

Grocery Lists by Sionnain
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, PG-13, short (large images), established relationship, humour, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2008 challenge. Summary: A succession of amendments to Fraser’s grocery lists, courtesy of the Rays.
Excerpt: He’s deaf, Ray, not illiterate.

Constable Renfield Turnbull’s RCMP Diary by Little-b (or here)
Kowalski/Turnbull, PG-13, ~700 words, humour, first time. Summary: No giant spiders here, sir.
Excerpt: Number of people obfusticated and confused: 6 (including myself) / Number of times Inspector angry: none (a record huzzah!)

Dear Francesca by Cmshaw
Frannie/Maggie, PG, ~400 words, post-CotW, first time. Written for the ds_flashfiction Courtesy challenge.
Maggie MacKenzie writes to Frannie Vecchio.

The Diary of Constable Renfield Montague Turnbull and sequels+snippet1+ snippet2+snippet3 by Llassah
Everyone/everyone, PG-13, 3500 words, post-CotW, established relationship, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Diary challenge. A/N: This diary follows the natural canonical progression as outlined in Call of the Wild: The due South characters all move into a massive house together and all have sex. This, my friends, is everyone/everyone, and is taken from the private diary of Renfield Turnbull as they prepare for chistmas. The extract I am inflicting showing you has one entry a day from the first to the eleventh of December. The rest will be put on my livejournal, daily.
Excerpt: Saw shiny boots in shop window. They are bright red, the exact red of my uniform. Had to leave them there- both Rays were in a hurry.

One, an epistolary heartbreak by Kev
Fraser/Vecchio, Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~780 words, angst, first time, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Ray Vecchio is in love.

7 of pentacles by Just Jen
Gen, Vecchio, Welsh, Elaine, G, short (images). A/N: hard work, evaluation, reward.
Ray Vecchio’s work day through Post-it notes.

31st March, 1958 by Sage (or here)
Gen, Bob Fraser, G, 230 words. Written for the ds_flashfiction Bullet challenge.
Excerpt: Dear Mother and Father, I hope this letter finds you well and that you’ve been spared the influenza outbreak this year. I’m afraid I won’t be home in time for spring break-up.

Floodlights by Thomas E. Dewey
Gen, Huey, Dewey, Welsh, PG, 454 words, humour, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Shopping List challenge. Summary: Huey and Dewey. Boredom. Light strings. Weapon control. Cleavages! Telekinesis…?
Huey and Dewey exchange notes while at some boring lecture.

La Liste d’Achate du Consulat Canadien: A Story in Six Parts by Charashi and EmeraldParallax (or here)
Gen, Turnbull, Thatcher, G, 666 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Shopping List challenge. Summary: The Canadian Consulate: One big dysfunctionally happy family!
Canadian Consulate’s shopping list.

Missing Pages by Luzula (or here)
Gen, Fraser, Caroline, PG, 1000 words, some angst, post-CotW (in Chicago). Written for the ds_flashfiction Diary challenge. Summary: Fraser gets to know his mother.
Excerpt: Curious, Fraser turned the package over and found the return address to be Buck Frobisher’s. At his desk, he slipped a knife under the tape to cut it, then drew out a letter.

Scenes from a Vegas Bathroom by Sage (or here)
Gen, Vecchio (background F/V), PG-13, 365 words (large images), angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Diary challenge. Summary: Vecchio in Vegas.
Excerpt: Dear…I dunno who. I’m not even supposed to be writing this. Had to call in Vin the Cleaner today. It was rough.

Sempervirens by DancesWithChopstick
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, PG-13, ~5500 words, angst, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction New Environments challenge. A/N: a story told in letters.
RayK quits the CPD after a hostage situation gone bad and moves to California.

Untitled by Malnpudl
Gen, Fraser, G, 250 words. A/N: Fraser at Depot. Prompt: “Fraser and ice cream”.
Excerpt: Dear Dad, I’ve been thinking about you a lot since I arrived at Depot –

Untitled by Malnpudl
Gen, OC, G, 525 words. A/N: more Fraser at Depot. Prompt: “shine”.
Excerpt: Dear Bob, Now that your boy has had a few weeks to settle in here at Depot, I thought I’d drop you a note to let you know how he’s doing.

Untitled by Malnpudl
Gen, Fraser, G, 125 words. A/N: Fraser to Quinn.
Excerpt: Dear Quinn, I thought you’d like to know that I seem to have been adopted by a young half-wolf pup.

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

What you’ll find here: stories told through the use of various more or less legal/official documents, e.g. case reports, prescriptions, receipts, personnel evaluations, insurance documents, instruction manuals, school reports, etc.

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing/genre: Fraser/Kowalski | Fraser/Vecchio | gen fic. Please scroll down to find specific category.

At the Time of Writing by Raven
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 3200 words, angst, established relationship. Written for the ds_flashfiction DS Match challenge (Team Angst), prompt: “Like toothpaste and orange juice – two great tastes that don’t go together at all.” Summary: Twenty-five pieces of documentary evidence, and something else that happened.
Excerpt: “Ray has no need of a ghost. He has me.”

Dueling Definitions by Hel Virago (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 481 words, angst, first time?, post-CotW. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: Ray and Fraser hash out a disagreement in other people’s words.
Dictionary!fic.

Paper Trail by Beth H (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, ~390 words, angst, first time, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Fraser and Ray leave a paper trail through the events of “Mountie on the Bounty”.

Self-Assessment by Speranza
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, short, established relationship, post-CotW (in Canada). Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: If you have a spouse who is employed, he/she should also complete and submit an Assessment Form. A/N: Word to the wise–click through to the end.
RayK is filling out Canadian immigration form.

SOAP Note by Shell (or here) (sequels: Unionville and Compassion; crossovers with “Homicide: Life on the Street”)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~400 words, established relationship, post-CotW (in Canada). Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. A/N: SOAP is how health care providers are trained to organize their notes for a patient/client.
RayK’s SOAP note.

Untitled by Allison (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, short (large image), post-CotW (in Canada), established relationship.
RayK’s tax return.

Your Books Are In by Doll (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 659 words, humour, first time. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. Summary: This sort of thing happens at my bookstore all the time. Be afraid.
Bookstore gossip.

Caring for Your Cops by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, 1382 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2007 challenge.
Excerpt: “Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of a Mountie called Benton Fraser and a Detective named Ray Vecchio. The following contains information about them and guidelines for their care.”

Benton Fraser Operators manual by Kijikun (or here: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4)
Gen, Fraser, PG, short (large images), humour. A/N: inspired by auburnnothenna flashfic Boa and particalarly this: “Fraser really should have come with a handbook. Maybe an operating manual, Ray thought, maybe with one of those exploded views that showed all the parts and how they fit together, including the uniform. Maybe he had and Vecchio had lost it.”
Excerpt: An English translation of the rare French Canadian manual.

File by Shay Sheridan
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, PG, 962 words, angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Fraser and RayK read each other’s files.

Filing System by Aingeal
Gen, Fraser, Vecchio, Welsh, G, ~975 words, some angst. A/N: I was musing on what the official reprimand Fraser gave himself in An Eye for An Eye said. And it kinda turned into a fic. This fic. It’s mostly forms but there is a kind of plot.
Excerpt: He knew he shouldn’t really be looking but Fraser had reprimanded himself again and Ray wanted to know what the Mountie had though he’d done wrong this time.

Loss and sequel Adjustment by Heuradys and Ficklememeer
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, G, ~2400 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
Insurance documents explaining the loss of the Riv during the events of “Burning Down the House”.

On the Radio by Shade (or here)
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, PG, ~780 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. A/N: It is an interesting view on a ‘day in the life’ of Fraser and RayK.
Police radio log of one of the Ray and Fraser’s working days. Radio 10 codes are here.

Report Card by Mergatrude
Gen, Fraser, G, ~250 words, angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge. A/N: I’m a furriner, so I know nothing about the Canadian education system and my research was skimpy.
Fraser’s school report 1974/1975.

Untitled by Kat Allison
Gen, Kowalski, G, ~2600 words, angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Documentation challenge.
RayK’s advisee record, academic year 1979-80.

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing/genre: Fraser/Kowalski | Fraser/Vecchio | Kowalski/Vecchio | Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio | gen fic. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

April 2nd, 1998 by Mergatrude (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 114 words, post-CotW, quest. Written for the getfraserlaid challenge, prompt: “Love does not just sit there, like a stone; it has to be made, like bread, remade all the time, made new.” Ursula LeGuin
Excerpt: I struggle for the right words to convey / What’s in my heart; I know too well that men, / Unnerved by talk of feelings, grow wooden.

(Acrostic) Attention, Amazement, Announcement, Awakening (Alliteration) by HYPERFocused (prequel – Overheated, NC-17, 750 words)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 220 words, first time.
Excerpt: All day long Fraser has sensed, if not seen / the way Ray tails him, / trails him. Never close / enough to realize he’s been caught.

NEW Benton Fraser by Mizface
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 306 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2008 challenge. Genre: filk. Summary: I saw this challenge and absolutely could not resist pairing Henry Martin (thank you, Figgy Duff and the second dS CD) with an overview of the series. Because this is how my brain works.
Excerpt: “Hello, friend Ben,” cried a strange, fair-haired man. / Oh who could this imposter be? / Your Vecchio’s been sent to fair Sin City (undercover is he), / And if you please, I’m pretending I’m he.”

Density by Colleen Kane
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 54 words, established relationship. Summary: Ray K whispered in my ear…
Excerpt: shadows blush at / games in the moonlight / sacred circles / liquid moans

The Dreamcatcher and sequel The Snow Prince by YeungMaiSu (also here and here, or here and here)
Fraser/Kowalski, implied Fraser/Vecchio, PG, 200 words, angst. Summary: Poor Ray Kowalski. He’s feeling the blues.
Excerpt: You didn’t say it. / Not in the plane or on the ice. / But tonight, with only me as witness. You’ll admit you miss your real partner.

Everything in Season by HYPERFocused (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 1034 words, established relationship. Written for the ds_flashfiction Episode Title challenge. Summary: A Haiku for each episode title.
Excerpt: Call Of The Wild: Fraser thrusts harder / nips the tendon of Ray’s neck / Ray (and Dieff) both howl.

Eyes of the Beholder by MR (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 358 words, established relationship. Summary: Fraser muses on love, life and Ray.
Excerpt: How can you fail to realize the effect you have on me? / Why it is I watch you avidly, through half-lidded eyes?

I Can Never Get Enough Of Looking At Him by Maxine Mayer (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 175 words.
Excerpt: He suspends disbelief in me – / I must believe, accept, engage. / Fall. / He smolders – (it’s not English) – at me.

Like Ruth by HYPERFocused (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 537 words, first time, some angst. Written for the ds_con_envy challenge, prompt: “Easy, Just like this”.
Excerpt: Fraser wants it all, he thinks / but can’t bring himself to ask / for anything. Everything. / For Ray to bend him over the bed / break open his shell / and love him like he loves Ray.

The Love Song of S. Ray Kowalski by Metaphoracle
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 1077 words, post-CotW, angst, pre-slash, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre Redux challenge. A/N: Shamelessly inspired by/including the words of T. S. Eliot. Pastiche-ish.
Excerpt: Let’s just go then, you and me, / Where the northern lights fight it out above us / Like boxers duking it out in a ring;

The Mountie And His Rays (A Folk Song) by Luciferofthecircle (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 426 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre Redux challenge. Summary: ” Once there was a Mountie And Fraser was his name-oh.”
A due South folk song. Excerpt: Once there was a Mountie / And Fraser was his name-oh. / Name-oh, name-oh, / Fraser was his name-oh.

Northwest Passage (the slashy version) by Luzula
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~280 words, angst, pre-slash (UST), post-CotW. A/N: [...]my slashy filk version of Stan Rogers’ Northwest Passage.
A folk ballad. Excerpt: Three centuries thereafter we take passage overland / In wintertime, to search for Franklin’s reaching-out hand

On to You by Kass (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 367 words, pre-slash. Written for the ds_flashfiction Shakespeare challenge. Summary: Fraser explores the implications of “Burning Down the House.” In iambic pentameter.
Excerpt: Am I deceived, or in those laughing eyes / Might interest lurk, a hint of what might come? / He flashes me a smile and I’m struck dumb

One Day Soon by RositaMia
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 176 words, pre-slash.
Excerpt: One day soon, I’ll tell him / I’ll tell him that I want him, need him / That he’s the only one who can reach me / The only one who sees me.

Sensory: Five Poems for Five Senses by HYPERFocused
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 780 words, established relationship.
Excerpt: Fraser watches Ray / and knows / sun-streaked, straw-gold hair /
wet-dark at the temples / and in other secret / Holy places.

Shattered Light by Kill Claudio
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 74 words, angst, established relationship, post-CotW (in Chicago). Written for the ds_snippets challenge, prompt: “home”.
Haiku. Excerpt: January was / A rush of snow, light, fur and / Exhilaration.

Sister Maria Explains due South to the von Trapp Children by China Shop and Lyra Sena (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 500 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Neck(ing) challenge. A/N: …to the tune of “My Favourite Things”.
Excerpt: Stiff tunic collars and boots that are shiny / Vaults full of water and crypts, oh so tiny / Whitt-eling elk from the bark of a log / Dinners with Ray and a wolf that’s half dog.

Temptation (The Iambic Remix) by Isis
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 112 words. Written for the remixthedrabble challenge as a remix of Malnpudl‘s original story Evidence (F/K, R, 1150 words, pre-slash). Summary: The bracelet beckons, and Fraser falls.
Excerpt: Sticky streaks slide down, and Fraser is undone / He mustn’t—he shouldn’t—but oh, how he desires

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Stetson by Sage
Fraser/Kowalski, G, ~350 words. Written for the ds_flashfiction Hat challenge.
Excerpt: The women preen and flirt. / The Stetson dips slightly and turns / away.

This IS a Love Song by Bluebrocade
Fraser/Kowalski, G, 67 words, humour, established relationship. Written for the ds_snippets challenge, prompt: “pressure!”.
DS_Match Team Romance poem. Excerpt: R is for rimming Fraser’s delectable rear. / O is for his moans of “Oh!” and “Oh dear!”

This is Not a Love Song by Stars
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 80 words, humour, angst. Written for the ds_snippets challenge.
DS_Match Team Angst poem. Excerpt: A is for traumatic amputations / N means Fraser never will kiss Ray

Union by Kellie Matthews (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, ~50 words. Summary: Benton Fraser & Ray Kowalski… I’ll leave the rest up to the reader.
Excerpt: Your body burns me / Etched on my gaze

The Unquiet Grave by Luzula
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 185 words, angst, AU. Warning: character death. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2007 challenge. A/N: This is a version of The Unquiet Grave (Child ballad #78), written as a Mountie on the Bounty AU.
A folk ballad. Excerpt: Cold blows the wind to my true love / And gently drops the rain / I never had but one true love / And in the water you lie slain

Untitled by Slidellra
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 64 words, humour, established relationship.
An another DS_Match Team Romance poem. Excerpt: R is for randy, as in Hey! Here’s a supply closet. / O is for orgasms now? It’s only 1:30!

Words in the Wind by Sylvie Grenon (aka Lady Mondegreen) (also here or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, Kowalski/Stella, PG, 360 words, angst. Summary: Ray puts his past behind him.
Excerpt: She talks. / Though I’m not there to listen, / Not anymore, / Still she talks. / She always was a talker.

Poetry Cycle by Elaine Walker
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, ~200 words, first time. Summary: Four poems: Hiatus, The Undiscovered Country, Afterward, Morning.
Excerpt: In the relentless heat / of a Chicago summer. / Two men, / standing, / face to face. / The shock / of realisation tingling, / electric, / between them.

Secrets Shared by Dsrvbf
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, 64 words, established relationship. A/N: [...] to join in on the acrostics.
Excerpt: Since that time at the diner, / everything changed for me. / Can’t seem to shake the feeling;

A winter’s dream dissolves in summer’s night by Jade Lennox
Kowalski/Vecchio, Fraser/Kowalski, Fraser/Vecchio, NC-17, 426 words, established relationship, post-CotW, angst. Written for the stop_drop_porn challenge, prompt: “al fresco”. Summary: A flash of leg, a man bent tight with knees / Pulled nearly to the ear.
Excerpt: He dreams of Ray and Fraser on the ice / (Kowalski bundled, foolish, wrapped in puffed / Down coats and mittens, balaclavas, scarves; / And Fraser, crimson beacon, warm beneath / The endless sky.

A DS_Match limerick, especially for Sage & China by Stars
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, PG-13, ~360 words, humour, established relationship.
A limerick in honor of China Shop and Sageness for organizing DS_Match challenge.

Dog Star by Shay Sheridan
Gen, Dief, PG, 65 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre Redux challenge. A/N: …it’s, uh, slam poetry. By Diefenbaker.
Excerpt: I got the woof / I got the power / I got the moves / I got the hunger

Fraser’s Struggle by Adam Dunn
Gen, Fraser, G, 131 words, angst. Summary: A poem on Ben’s transition to the city.
Excerpt: Into the night I wander. / Lost, alone, deprived. / I need human compassion.

Mick: Who Terrorised the Neighborhood and was Brought Down by The Mountie by Catwalksalone (also here or here)
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, OC, PG, 1021 words, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Genre 2007 challenge. Summary: The sad tale of a man who dared to cross The Mountie.
A cautionary tale. Excerpt: And that’s how things were set to stay, / When one Chicago sunny day, / A man in red strode down a street

The Model by Meadow Lion
Gen, Fraser, G, 327 words, some angst. Summary: A character analysis, Chaucer-style.
Excerpt: And dolls are always perfect for our eyes, / No matter if their worlds have stormy skies. / A doll is often forced to be polite – / As must this man, on every day and night.

Reflections by Janice R. Sager (or here)
Gen, Fraser (mention of Fraser/Victoria), G, 389 words, some angst, post-CotW. Summary: Some bittersweet thoughts about life from Ben.
Excerpt: And am filled with longing, / the North’s call, / and a sense of belonging. / Watch a star fall.

Thoughts in a Gallery by JoAnne Soper-Cook
Gen, Fraser, Vecchio, PG, ~300 words, humour. Summary: Benny and Ray in an art gallery on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
Excerpt: I came up here to look at some / (My God, Frank, what are them two horses doing?) / I’m going to kill her if she doesn’t shut up

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

 
This list is divided into several sections by pairing: Fraser/Kowalski | Kowalski/Vecchio | Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

Being Benton Fraser by Theodosia
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, ~57000 words, bodyswitch, first time, humour.
Excerpt: There could be only one guy in all the world right now who would come to the Canadian Consulate and yell my name. I opened the front door and there was me on the stoop – standing stiffly upright, clothes unnaturally neat, hair combed flat. He’d somehow gotten a Henley, which is a mystery because I didn’t think I owned any. “Fraser,” I said, “I hope to hell you have a good explanation for all this, because I sure don’t.” Fraser’s – my – eyes widened. “I haven’t entirely discounted an elaborate hallucination,” he said.

Being Ray Kowalski by Isis
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 50300 words, AU, genderswitch, bodyswitch. Warning: The cover illustration is not worksafe. Summary: Rae Kowalski wakes up one morning in an alternate reality where she is, and apparently has always been, a man.
[Have not read] Excerpt: When the phone rang, way too early in the morning, Rae Kowalski buried her head under the pillow and tried to go back to sleep. Ben would get it; he was probably up already. If it was important, he’d come and wake her.

Freaky Tuesday (and Wednesday, and Thursday, and especially Friday) by Etben
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 4920 words, bodyswitch, first time, post-CotW (in Chicago). Written for the stop_drop_porn challenge, prompt: “bodyswap”.
Excerpt: “She cursed us with her knitting?” Fraser opened his mouth, paused, and then shut it again, nodding. “So, okay,” Ray said, “yet another wildly bizarre happening. Fine. But, I mean,” he added, “you can fix it, right? Or, um, find her and persuade her to fix it?” // [see link below for the remix of this fic by Bluebrocade]

Freaky Tuesday (The Behavioral Data Remix) by Bluebrocade (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, ~2500 words, bodyswitch, first time, post-CotW (in Chicago). Written for the remix_redux challenge. Summary: Do we see what we want to see?
Remix of “Freaky Tuesday” by Etben (see link above). Excerpt: Churchill shook his head. Poor Fraser. He was always being called on to assist with another of that American Detective’s exceptionally peculiar cases. If it wasn’t ostriches, it was giraffes, or Swiss mobsters smuggling Turkish VCRs. It was queer. Very queer indeed.

NEW My Life As A Dog by Etcetera-Cat (or here)
Gen-ish, Fraser/Kowalski, Dief, PG, 6200 words, pre-slash, humour, bodyswitch. Written for the ds_flashfiction DS Match (2) challenge (Team Whimsy), prompt: “What do you mean, they did it?” Summary: For reasons that aren’t freaking being explained at this juncture, the whole of Chicago is trying to beat Ray to death with his nose.
Excerpt: His vision is… not fuzzy, like the world when he doesn’t have his glasses on, but it is strangely lacking in fine focus and colour. There’s no denying what is right in front of his nose, though. Staring back at him from the hubcap (eyes wide and mouth gaping open slightly in shock) is Diefenbaker’s face. Ray moans, the sound transmitting weirdly through his wolf-shaped skull, bringing to his attention that the world around him sounds strange and muffled: all bass tones and vibrations, nothing treble at all.

Stranger Than Fiction by Isis
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, ~3500 words, pre-slash, bodyswitch. Written for the ds_flashfiction Self-Insertion challenge.
Excerpt: “Hold on,” said Fraser. His voice still sounded shaky. He closed his eyes and his brow wrinkled in apparent concentration. “No good,” he muttered as he opened his eyes again. “Ray’s point of view. Damn it.”

The Sweet Hereafter by China Shop (plus deleted scenes, 6000 words)
Fraser/Kowalski, dead!Bob, R, ~45100 words, first time, bodyswitch, some angst, humour. Summary: Aside from the lack of communication, now that I’ve had a chance to experience death I find it not so very different from living in Canada.
Excerpt: The situation was plain: he and his father had transferred their essences and were now trapped in each other’s bodies, probably as a result of interacting with the carved wooden coyote. This meant that, technically speaking, he, Benton, was dead. Well, it wasn’t so bad, after all.

Too Close for Comfort by China Shop
Fraser/Kowalski, PG-13, 1300 words, first time, bodyswitch, some angst. Written for the ds_flashfiction Superpower challenge. Prompt: “But that’s ridiculous.”
Excerpt: Under his regard, Fraser touched his own face self-consciously, noting the rasp of an imperfect shave. The rough texture felt like a souvenir left by Ray, a reminder that only minutes ago Ray had inhabited this body, breathed with these lungs, seen with these eyes and felt with these fingers. It was painfully intimate.

What Am I Going to Do with You? by Spuffyduds (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 1540 words, bodyswitch, first time, humour, some angst, drunk!Ray. Summary: An unfortunate confluence of magically charged events leads to a RayK/Fraser bodyswap. Whoops.
Excerpt: “Ray insists that they both stay at his apartment until it wears off. (“You are NOT going to tell Turnbull the truth, and I am NOT dealing with pretending to be you at him.”)”

9 Days in his suit by Llassah
Kowalski/Vecchio, NC-17, 4500 words, first time, post-CotW, bodyswitch, some angst. Summary: Now Kowalski’s like his reflection, saying his words in Ray’s voice.
Excerpt: Langoustine scrubs a hand over his head, scowls. “No fucking hair, and yours looks shit- Christ, you get given a decent head of hair- my hair, all styled and cool when I fucking lost it- for the first time since you were fifteen, and–”

10 reasons to hate Ray Kowalski, by Raymond Vecchio by China Shop
Kowalski/Vecchio, NC-17, ~16900 words, first time, angst, post-CotW, tattoo, bodyswitch. Summary: “He lived my life for two years. How much closer do you want?”
Excerpt: “How the fuck do you live like this, Kowalski?” I blinked, shoved the curtain aside, and blinked again. // “Hey,” he said, sounding pissed. “You gotta problem?” // “Yeah, I can’t fucking see!” The words rattled around my sinuses. “I’m going blind!” // He was silent a minute. “Glasses. Night stand. Don’t move.”

Untitled by Jade Lennox
Kowalski/Vecchio, NC-17, 274 words, established relationship, post-CotW, bodyswitch.
Excerpt: It wasn’t that Ray didn’t know he was attractive, intellectually. Vecchio had made it pretty clear to him that he thought Ray was attractive, and his loving attention to ears, temples, hips, knees, had slowly convinced Ray that maybe he wasn’t all that hard on the eyes. But he wasn’t turned on by himself.

Untitled by Brynn McK (or here)
Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio, PG-13, 1029 words, established relationship, post-CotW, bodyswitch.
Excerpt: “[...]nothing fazed Fraser–not even, apparently, his partners somehow ending up in each other’s bodies and not in the good way–but somebody had to be calm, Ray guessed, and it sure as hell wasn’t going to be him or Kowalski, so.”

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).

Note: This is a THEMATIC MASTER LIST, NOT a rec list. And though I would definitely recommend some, if not most, of the fic here, bear in mind that quality of the stories varies.

 
This list is divided into several sections: first by pairing [Fraser/Kowalski | Fraser/Vecchio | Kowalski/Vecchio | Kowalski/Turnbull | other], then by mpreg-ed character within each pairing. Please scroll down to find specific category.

NEW – recently added to the list.

 
mpreg-ed character: Fraser

A Question of Faith (or here) by Littera Abactor (prequel but should be read second – A Question of Time, Dief’s POV, PG-13, short)
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 1300 words, established relationship, mpreg (sort of), post-CotW, humour. Written for the ds_flashfiction Anywhere But Here challenge.
Excerpt: “It’s bad enough I’m taking instructions from God, Fraser. I don’t want to think even for a second about taking instructions from a senile God. Jesus Christ.” Ray winced and made a vaguely apologetic face over his shoulder. “I mean, fuck. Fuck that.”

 
mpreg-ed character: Kowalski

Be Fruitful And by Сathybites
Fraser/Kowalski, R, 1823 words, first time, possible future mpreg. Written for the stop_drop_porn challenge, prompt: “fuck or die”.
Excerpt: “Hey, Fraser, this thing is vibrating.” The vibrations and warmth seem to roll off the figurine, coming off it in waves that sink right into Ray’s hand, slither up his arm, and slide right down his spine, curling up at the base in a tight, hot coil. Blinking, Ray takes a closer look at the fertility whathaveyou; he swears the thing just winked at him.

Every Angel Is Terrifying by Lynnmonster
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 2050 words, humour, mpreg, wingfic, established relationship, multiple crossover.
Excerpt: “Listen, I’m hormonal, so you really don’t want to upset me,” the angel adjusted its breastplate again, as if it chafed over its slightly protruding belly. “Neuter my ass,” he muttered under his breath.

Positive by Ifreet
Fraser/Kowalski, NC-17, 1250 words, established relationship, post-CotW (in Canada), mpreg. Written for the stop_drop_porn challenge.
Excerpt: Fraser placed his hand low on Ray’s belly, over the bump which could still pass as beer belly, but wasn’t. His hand moved slowly, gently, as though he were touching something precious, and Ray got it. He was touching the idea, and he liked the idea. It was going to be okay.

NEW Untitled by Torra
Fraser/Kowalski, PG, 290 words, established relationship, mpreg, humour.
Excerpt: Ray groaned, dropping heavily into the over-padded chair. “I hate you. I hate your whole family. You all suck.” / Fraser nodded with long practice, “Yes, Ray, I know.” He leaned down to gently lift Ray’s feet up onto the matching stool before pulling a warm knit blanket

A Violent, Pregnant Man by Robowolf
Fraser/Kowalski, House, PG-13, 1168 words, established relationship, humour, mpreg, crossover with House M.D. Summary: “Voila, presto, ooh-la-la: I present to you, gentlemen, one assbaby.”
Excerpt: “You did not just say that. No. Nonononono. I think you’re overlooking a very important, whaddya call it, observation here, doc,” Ray said. “And that observation would be that I lack very, very distinct feminine characteristics here. Like, you know, bosoms.”

Wackiness Ensues (or here) and sequel That’s just silly, Ray by Byob
Fraser/Kowalski, dead!Bob, Vecchio, PG, 989+547 words, pre-slash, humour, mpreg (sort of). Written for the ds_flashfiction Cliche challenge. Summary: Ray gets hurt. Aliens force them to have sex. (sort of). Um. Mpreg.
Excerpt: Ray leaped off the bed, throwing the blankets at his father in the process. “Uh-uh, no way, no fucking how. There’s probing, isn’t there? I heard stories. No fucking way am I letting anyone near me with a probe.”

 
mpreg-ed character: Fraser

Fraser’s Secret (or what he did that made him able to tell when Ray was lying) by Aingeal (sequel – A Family Christmas)
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, 3740+3817 words, established relationship, mpreg, kid!fic, humour, high!Fraser. Summary: Ray arrives at Fraser’s apartment to find him in pain but he can’t believe what his lover tells him is the cause. Sequel: Ray goes through the experience of a real fmaily Christmas.
Excerpt: “Ray entered Fraser’s apartment in a cheerful mood. They both had the day off and he was thinking maybe they could get some exercise; Fraser had been looking a little fatter of late.”

A Good Egg by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, ~6000 words, established relationship, kid!fic, humour. Written for the ds_crack Eggs challenge. Warning (by the author): It is not Mpreg as such but does feature two men having a baby…in a rather unusual way. Summary: There’s a very good reason why Fraser’s in bed.
Excerpt: Ray looked at his watch. “Yeah, I better go. I mean, I’ve got a lover and an egg to support….”

Ours (or here) by Acer Canadensis (sequels – Photo Album, Video Library)
Fraser/Vecchio, PG-13, 57625 words (+ short sequels), established relationship, mpreg, kid!fic, post-CotW. Summary: Ben and Ray decide to have a child of their own… literally; sequels: basically a collection of brief snapshots of Abigail Vecchio Fraser growing up with her dads.
[Have not read] Excerpt: “Is something bothering you, Ray?” They were sitting on the front porch of the Vecchio house on a summer afternoon, watching as the nieces and nephews attempted to organize a soccer game on the lawn.

Secrets of Absence by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, PG, 2643 words, kid!fic, established relationship, humour, mpreg, AU. Written for the ds_flashfiction Secrets challenge. Summary: Ray hasn’t seen Fraser for eleven months, seven days and twenty hours. Then he gets a letter allowing him to track the Mountie down and ask him why he left. A/N: A vague warning for an allusion to mpreg (no guys were harmed in the making of this fic). This is also baby!fic, crack!baby!fic, crack!baby!curtain!fic in fact. Not to be taken too seriously. Or internally.
Fraser suddenly disappears without any explanation, RayV is looking for him. Excerpt: “Benny, I don’t know what they taught you in high school biology, but men don’t get pregnant and have babies.”

 
mpreg-ed character: Vecchio

Junior: An American, a Canadian and How They Made a Baby by Aingeal
Fraser/Vecchio, R, 37000 words, established relationship, post-CotW, mpreg, kid!fic. A/N: Once upon a time came the idea that a pregnant, whiny, Ray Vecchio would provide much fun and amusement. From this was a plot bunny (a ginger plot bunny no less) was born and the ginger plot bunny grew and grew until it got so big it needed it’s own LJ. This is the story that the ginger bunny spawned…
[Have not read] Excerpt: “That was the idea of the male pregnancy experiment, Ray, to see if it was possible, with some adjustments, to allow a male to carry a baby.” // “Yeah, who knew all I needed to get pregnant was a gastric bypass operation.”

 
mpreg-ed character: Vecchio

For Better, For Worse by China Shop
Kowalski/Vecchio, R, ~5000 words, established relationship, mpreg, kid!fic, angst, humour, post-CotW. Summary: “I can’t believe you called little Stanley a tumor!” said Vecchio, handing over his shopping bags. Ray scowled. “Would you quit calling it Stanley?!”
Vecchio is pregnant and RayK isn’t exactly happy about it. Excerpt: “You call him Stanley, I’m gonna call him Pigface”.

 
mpreg-ed character: Turnbull

“The One Where Turnbull Gets Knocked Up” Series by Slidellra and Lipstickcat
Kowalski/Turnbull, NC-17, 16500 words, AU, humour, first time/established relationship, mpreg. Written for the getturnbulllaid challenge, prompt: “Ray offers to take the gang from the consulate out for the evening, but Fraser and Thatcher don’t make it at the last minute”. A/N: That’s right. NC-17, smut, sap, fluff, mpreg. You know you want to look. The first five stories are mpreg-free porn if your heart is so puny as to not have room for a little pregnant Turnbull action.
WIP (?). Excerpt: Ray has been counting off the weeks since Turnbull told him. He’s started keeping a diary, well, a scrapbook-journal-thing really.

 
mpreg-ed character: Dief

Untitled by Xanphibian
Gen, Fraser, Kowalski, Dief, G, 390 words, humour. A/N: Dief mpreg. shut UP.
Ok, that’s my one “gen” exception per “slash” list. Because, omg, DIEF MPREG! *flails* Excerpt: “How is this even POSSIBLE? He’s a boy wolf, right?”

 
P.S. If you are aware of any other stories fitting this list or encounter a broken link, please, let me know (comment here or on livejournal).