Starting high school, a young woman, Dawn, copes with the death of her best friend and an increasing awareness she is attracted to other girls. story codes: f/f, slash, death/loss . Please review!

A favor reunites two lovers. Two one-shots cover the same events but from different perspectives. 1: "If there had been a moment in which words had been sufficient, it was no longer. What touched now was Edith's hand taking her hand." 2: "I hope you lose yourself to someone, Paige, but not to me." Femslash, Please read and review!

The evolutionary history of you and me. "The most important thing I've learned in life is that sometimes, people are so lonely, they'll accept anything they think might ease that isolation and no one is immune. At some point, you will be that person." One-shot, gender non-specific. Please read and review.

"I guess it shouldn't surprise me, running so often and seeing so much, that eventually I'd see you. And when I saw you, the world didn't whip by me, it halted." ... Chance meeting between former lovers. Gender unspecified. One-shot. Read/Review please!

!FINISHED! At the same time Law transitioned from female to male, he fell in love with Ruth. Which changed him more? During college, a transgender man navigates his transition and relationships. Rated for queer themes of all kind. Please review!

There were things in my apartment which were not mine. There are things in my life which are not mine. Just as slowly as they came to build up here, I've been giving them away." Narrates the end of a relationship. One-shot, implied f/f, please review!

FINISHED. Form. Breaking Cadence. Now teaching at the theater school she once attended, Mic discovers how much and how little has changed, with students not unlike her teen self and memories forcing her to grapple with her past and present. Femslash. R/R!

Thoughts on gender, and lack thereof. Rated for sexual, and homosexual themes. Please read and review!