The Intersect.

Great expectations; or, Emerson Cod has second thoughts - Pushing Daisies/Supernatural crossover. (PG, 338 words)
Emerson Cod had been expecting a good day. Spoilers for SPN 3.16, "No Rest for the Wicked."

The Demons Were Too Slow - Supernatural/Dark Angel (PG, 380 words)
This wasn't Dean. AU for SPN 3.11, "Mystery Spot" and DA 2.17, "Pollo Loco."

The Coronation - Shakespeare: Macbeth (PG, 198 words)
His Dark Materials AU with daemons in. Scotland was a nation of teeth again; all gathered in the hall at Scone knew it well.

For which no justice is adequate - Shakespeare: Othello (PG, 144 words)
His Dark Materials AU with daemons in. A moment with Iago after he is led away.

Fate Is But a Painted Face - Moulin Rouge! (PG-13, 847 words)
"Satine," he repeated. "That's not your real name," he said, making no move to touch her.

She came in on his latest tow - The Sandman/Supernatural (G, 232 words)
Bobby Singer and Despair. Takes place during SPN 2.01, "In My Time of Dying."

She only met him the once - The Sandman/Supernatural (G, 266 words)
Jo Harvelle and Destruction. Takes place after SPN 2.14, "Born Under a Bad Sign."

The Amazing Invisible Mercury Man (I Was A Teenage Quicksilver Cowboy) - Stephen King: It (R, 1681 words)
Bill Denbrough never remembers who rides to his rescue when he (doesn't) dream at night.

Rock'n'Roll, Lycanthropy, and Other STDs - RPF: Jon Spencer (Blues Explosion, Heavy Trash, &c) (PG-13, 2252 words)
This is as close as I will ever come to bandom crack. Strangely enough, it's actually kind of legit.

Death Stopped For Me - The Sandman/RPF: Jon Spencer (PG, 368)
Jon gets a backstage visitor after a show. Takes place in 1996, after The Wake.

How the Gig Runs - The Sandman/Lucifer (G, 124 words)
Mazikeen and the Light-bringer, Lux-era.

Ogygia - Firefly/Serenity (PG-13, 2322 words)
Post-Serenity. By the time you hear this we may already be gone.

300 Words About Hell (Estelle's Triptych) - Jean-Paul Sartre: No Exit (PG, 300 words)
Forever. My God, how funny! Forever.

Lo-Fi - Vladimir Nabokov: Lolita (PG, images and text)
So, I took this seriously unconventional class on Lolita in college. Instead of papers, we would do things like write odes to our class roster and fake reviews of the movie versions. It was a neat exercise in addressing a text through form as well as content. Our final projects were to be a series of notecards that would outline a fictitious paper about the story. Mine turned into a reinterpretation, about time travel, in collage. No, really. Look and see: there's an annotated version as well as the bare project.

Words in the Time of Science - The Island (PG, 791 words)
After the release, everyone knew, of course.

The Last Unwedded Nights of Sir Robert Gadlen - 1602/The Sandman (PG, 3115 words)
London is full of marvels on the eve of Hob Gadling's latest nuptuals.

Roommates - X2/Cabaret (PG, 2090 words)
Nightcrawler reminds Magneto of someone he knew in his youth.