Pete and Peggy resolve everything and nothing.

For a week, Joan has a little helper in the new office. "You're going to do far more than answer phones."

Songfic. Slash: Sal/Elliot. After hanging up with Kitty in a Central Park phone booth, Sal unexpectedly encounters Elliot from Belle Jolie. Two gay men in an unwelcoming society secretly longing for release.

One shot songfic based on Paramore's latest tour intro. Betty still sits with her wine and cigarette, waiting for someone to come save her.

Mad Men's take on the JFK assassination had the characters reaching for those they needed the most. Who does Ken go to?

Slash. Don/Pete. The fallout of Pete's confrontation over Don's identity.

Pete, Peggy, Hildy, Ken, Paul and Sal plan to stay late at night for one week in the office to see weather Roger’s father really does haunt the office during late hours in the building.

Amelia is an old friend of Betty's from their time in Bryn Mawr, who has moved to Manhattan to start fresh but when someone unexpected weasels his way into her life she'll find her plans have changed. Kenny/OC

Pete and Trudy Campbell spend a morning of penitence. Spoilers for "The Souvenir."

Some Don and Betty moments before the show began.

The characters of Mad Men ponder the choices they've made throughout the years and what they would have done differently.

Pete, Peggy, and the aftermath of confrontation

Having heard some disturbing news, Peggy decides it's time to have a word with Pete. One-shot. Written for LJ Promptathon.

The suit the shoes the car all he's missing is a conscience. The corporate world isn't all its cracked up to be. Can he get out before he completely loses everything?

It is silly to let old things govern the new. Peggy goes out dancing. Vague spoilers for Seasons 1-2. Pete/Peggy.

Roger/Joan. Preseries one shot- He assumes she's just like the rest of them.

Based on the prompt- "she always thought she'd be faithful to her husband" Rachel Menken has interesting view on life, love and marriage. Watch as they all collide.

There's a code that sets down who the Sterling Cooper man really is. They give it to you the moment you set your cardboard moving box on your desk, along with your standard issue desk lamp, your blotter, your pens, and the name on your door...

Thoughts. Not necessarily based after the infamous scene, just an imagining of another. It could be based on that, if you think so. Rated T for implications. One-Shot

Slightly peeved that they won't pull in Betty's pregnancy into the storyline for Season 3. It'd make such good drama and bring plenty of awards material for January. : Rated T for lots of stuff? Swearing, Romance, Cigarettes, etc... One-Shot

A talk between Don and the other ad-men about the Vietnam propaganda.

A little story about the inner workings of Miss Holloway. How she feels about her life. Reviews are appreciated.

After "Meditations in an Emergency". A fictional trip to the analyst's office. Nothing really bad except smoking.

Felt in the mood to address the relationship. I took some liberties with this the date, romance, etc. but I hope it stays pretty true to the characters. Rated T for subject matter.

Not as good as my others in my opinion , but I love the character of Betty. She's so dimensional. Another story about her, relating to her emotional stresses and problems, as well as her self-confidence. One-shot, though it could become part of a series.