It is a poor student who does not thereby also teach his master. Scenes from Anakin's early apprenticeship, set in the Legacy AU. Chapter 2: Anakin applies for a piloting license.

By reader request: a brief meditation on the padawan's braid.

A post-Jabiim H/C set in the Legacy AU. This one is coruscantbookshelf's fault.

*continuation of Lineage AU* Book 6: Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi and his new apprentice are sent on a diplomatic mission to a burgeoning empire just past Republic boundaries, where they discover the swiftly fraying edges of their own civilization - and the limits of their loyalties. Chapter 10: Going Native

the team that does paperwork together stays together.

*continuation of Lineage/ Legacy AU* Book 5: as a mortally injured Qui-Gon hovers between life and death, a newly liberated Anakin Skywalker struggles to find equilibrium within the Jedi community, and the Sentinels harbor a cunning and seductive prisoner in the Temple's depths, Obi-Wan finds that not every homecoming is a journey's end.

*continuation of Lineage/Legacy AU* Book 4: a pirate hunt leads Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi to a barren Outer Rim world, where he must contend with a despicable hive of scum and villainy, a lamentably uncivilized sporting event, and a small garrulous vergence in the Force.

Some people never outgrow their talent for trouble.

Jedi training has its ups and downs. Vignettes set between already published Lineage installments; various genres; story index appended as final chapter.

A memoir detailing an unexpected but memorable intrusion.

Focus, young padawan! Focus. - in scenes suitable for even the shortest attention span-

-continuation of Lineage AU- BOOK 3. A special Rim Patrol mission takes Obi-Wan and companions to the Republic's strife-fraught borders; encroaching chaos reveals itself on many fronts; a Dark cult long thought extinct reveals itself after a thousand year hiatus.

AU Lineage/Legacy series. Pursuant to a high level assassination, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi visit an affluent Mid Rim planet and face crises of the present, future and past. Chapter 30: featuring one of /those/ Council sessions, a chat with Dooku, and a lot of sand.

Jedi Knight Feld Spruu has an unusual request to make of his friend. Set in the AU Lineage/Legacy series.

An insidious threat to every clone trooper in the Republic's Grand Army drags the boys into a new and perilous adventure. Predicated on situations and characters from Karen Miller's and Karen Traviss' Clone Wars novels. Published in short scenes.

If you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen. Sequel to Peer Pressure.

* Continuation of Lineage series (AU) * BOOK I: Newly Knighted Obi-Wan Kenobi and Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn are sent to investigate rumors of slave-raids on an Outer Rim planet; along the way they grapple with ion storms, conspiracy, violence, invasion threats, and the greatest challenge of all: working as equals.

Another diminutive drama featuring tiny!Jedi and very, very little violence or angst. Careful not to spill the inkpot.

Attachment leads to the fear of loss; or, what happened to the velveteen rabbit in the Jedi Temple crèche. Pint-pot tragicomedy.

A slow movement, in a minor key, set on Tatooine post-Mustafar.

AU! Jedi Apprentice. BOOK 11: The disastrous situation on Melida-Daan takes a turn for the worse; the Jedi dispatch a team to capture a dangerous murderer; and Qui-Gon Jinn and his former apprentice face the consequences of their rebellion. Series finale.

AU! Jedi Apprentice. Book 10: The war-ravaged world Melida-Daan is backdrop to a manhunt, an occult conspiracy, a bitter guerilla conflict, and a test of ultimate loyalties.

Some traditions are infused with deep significance. Nine vignettes, one trope. By reader request.

AU! Jedi Apprentice. Book 9. A year after parting ways, Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon struggle to complete their self-appointed quests for enlightenment and justice.

Epilogue to Lineage VI. Master and padawan test the resilience of their mutual trust after a near-disastrous mission. In short scenes.

An early adventure set in the innocent days following Lineage I. Qui-Gon Jinn and his new Padawan work on the basics... and learn a few things along the way.

Who says you can't mix business and pleasure? The boys track down a person of interest during an extensive pub crawl. Lector caveat: dark humor and exotic highballs.

Jedi Master Even Piell teaches an important lesson in control. (JA era, exhumed from author's private archives just for fun, and certifiably low-angst)

AU! Jedi Apprentice. BOOK 8: Hard on the heels of the mission to Apsolon, master and apprentice find new troubles - in their own backyard. Jenna Zan Arbor faces prosecution for her crimes; the Jedi grapple with the disastrous realities of corruption and personal loss; Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon undertake perilous and disparate quests.

Sequel to "Writer's Block." Read if you dare.

AU! Jedi Apprentice. BOOK 7: Sent to the aid of their fellow Jedi on a disastrous mission to New Apsolon, master and apprentice contend with brainwashing, genocide, conspiracy, and the perilous realm of the heart.

A sonnet-ish drabble in honor of Duchess Satine's Shakespearean demise. (CW Episode 5.16)

Post Zigoola, a series of missing scenes from the end of Karen Miller's Wild Space. Unapologetically plotless h/c.

Only a crazy man would attempt to rescue a stranded krayt dragon hatchling. Exile and angst for the waning of the old year.

Obi-Wan comes to grips with an eccentric fellow Padawan and negotiates acceptable terms of coexistence. A comedy of manners in very, very short scenes.

AU! Jedi Apprentice. BOOK 6: Master and apprentice undertake a risky undercover mission to expose conspiracy in a far-flung sector; a comedy of manners abruptly transforms into a nightmare when their cover is blown; and a desperate escape gambit strikes deep at the foundations of trust.

Mace Windu decides to bond with the younger generation; the younger generation struggles to establish rapport; and trouble is waiting for them all, just a short hyperspace jump away.

Garen Muln reminisces about his childhood friend.

Angst-ridden epilogue to CW Episode 5.1 "Revival."

AU!Jedi Apprentice. Book 5: An evil scientist wreaks havoc when she captures Jedi Knight Tahl Uvain for purposes of obscure research; Qui-Gon Jinn and his Padawan rush to the rescue, only to be embroiled in further trouble; and Master Dooku joins in the hunt with characteristic aplomb.

The Jedi High Council appoints a new member... and a friendship begins to unravel.

AU!Jedi Apprentice. Book 4: Master and apprentice endure a stint with the Agri-Corps, and find that trouble has a way of coming home to haunt them. Featuring a pile of bantha poodoo, a tentacled carnivorous plant, a desperate escaped convict, and a highly provocative young woman.

Stranded on an uncivilized planet, master and apprentice meet the natives, encounter the Laws of Nature, hunt and are hunted, and howl at the moon together.

AU!Jedi Apprentice. Book III: Master and apprentice face an important rite of passage, grapple with a traitorous plot within the Temple's walls, and discover the limits of obedience and intuition. Appearances by Bant Eerin, Xanatos DuCrion, Yan Dooku, and others.

The Jedi are late for an important date; Anakin solves fewer problems than he creates; and Obi Wan just can't seem to keep his pants on. Harmless ? apertif for other courses.

AU!Jedi Apprentice. A year or so has elapsed since the last time we saw our heroes. BOOK 2: In which master and apprentice investigate an evil brainwashing plot, attend a boisterous wedding, and battle the enemy within.

Distance makes the heart grow fonder, and vice versa, when an edgy ex-Sith assassin and a battered Jedi master find themselves sharing some quality time together. Perverse epilogue to CW episode "Revenge."

Master and apprentice are called upon to settle a vendetta between warring clans. Qui Gon thinks outside the box, Obi Wan gets in over his head, and the local cuisine is something to remember.

AU!Jedi Apprentice. Book I: In which master and apprentice meet for the first time, enjoy a disastrous adventure courtesy of Xanatos DuCrion, and reap the fruits of patience and fortitude. A fanciful retelling of the original.

In which the boys investigate a tragically devastated planet, thwart the powers of darkness, make a sensible decision about wartime attire, and bicker incessantly.

Another harsh early childhood lesson in the Jedi Temple. Featuring minor characters, in both senses of the word.

A true confession, for the Feast of All Fools. Featuring a cheap literary device, Obi Wan in a towel, and lots of coffee.

Less than a fortnight after the battle of Naboo: Yoda teaches, Obi Wan learns, and young Anakin is an astounded witness.

A character sketch set after Tahl's death. Heartache, saber accidents, and a shadow of hope at the end.

Just for fun: the CW episode, as recounted by the main protagonists.

Qui Gon rescues a disreputable damsel-in-distress and teaches a lesson in compassion. Obi Wan still has much to learn, and it shows.

A Togorian warlord engages in the pursuit of wisdom; Obi Wan proves uncooperative; Anakin and Jedi master Even Piell must hurry to intervene. Expansion of a scene from In Memoriam, by special request.

Written for a very specific fan request, on a theme so venerable and oft-repeated that it should be a 'saber kata. Author apologizes in advance for egregious abuse of a brave and noble character.

Another variation on a perennial theme: in light of another Padawan's failure, Qui Gon Jinn wonders whether his apprentice is ready to face the Trials. Angst, mush, and a fine spattering of humor.

There are more important things than winning a contest. A senior Padawan shows what he's made of, and does his master proud. A light-hearted tale in three parts.

When the Chancellor's office pressures the Jedi Council into a morally ambiguous undertaking, Obi Wan encounters deathsticks, happy hour at the Outlander Club, a Clawdite assassin with good taste in men, and the young, unwitting pawn of an evil Sith lord.

Extended epilogue to Field of Dreams. After the difficult and disturbing mission to Antar 4, Qui Gon Jinn enlists the aid of the Living Force to succour his struggling apprentice.

Anakin. Obi Wan. Recklessly punctuated stream of consciousness, in honor of Valentine's Day.

Sent to the agricultural world Antar 4 to help settle a labor dispute involving a colfillini plantation, Qui Gon Jinn and Obi Wan Kenobi end up reaping what they they have sown: trouble.

A Jedi master feels his age. Vignette.

Qui Gon Jinn ignores the prompting of the Unifying Force...and deals with the consequences. Shameless, immoderate H/C.

There's no point in a field trip if you don't encounter obstacles. A nice little school outing in the GFFA.

During the Clone Wars, the boys must leave the beaten track in order to avert disaster. Along the way, they make an unwilling ally, take up a new sport, and leave behind a huge mess.

The seventh time Anakin saves his master's life. Or sixth, if you ask Obi Wan.

The Zygerrian slaving crisis is over, and its Jedi heroes walk away unscathed - or not.

Ready or not, here it comes. Master and Padawan get a crash course in bonding.

A wisdom tale handed passed down through the generations poses troublesome questions for a line of masters and Padawans, from Dooku to Ahsoka Tano.

Qui Gon Jinn will do what he must; his Padawan and the Council must do what he wills.

In the midst of a desperate escape from the Citadel, Obi Wan mourns a friendship. A tribute to Jedi Master Evan Piell.

The intimidating Jedi Master Jorus C'Baoth publicly questions Obi Wan's capacity to train the Chosen One.

Let us be honest, Anakin: you deserve your glorious day with the politicians.

Just another day of exile. Featuring one and a half glasses of ale , a million-credit bounty, and a despicable hive of scum and villainy.

Master and Padawan engage in a three-day stand-off. Let the more stubborn man win.

As the "extended mission to Mandalore" draws to its conclusion, an exiled Duchess makes a desperate bid for peace and a young Jedi faces a severe trial of the heart. Sequel to On Distant Shores.

Even in a galaxy far, far away, every boy needs a dog. Anakin brings home a pathetic life form, and Obi Wan is far from amused. But which of them is the worst rascal?

Two small Jedi initiates face the perils of an overactive imagination. Master Yoda never misses a beat.

Tragically, Jedi are not infallible.

A boring academic assignment turns into a living lesson for Ahsoka Tano. The Negotiator offers a fresh perspective on diplomacy.

A newly independent moon plays fast and loose with democracy. Master and Padawan find themselves bending the rules. Fireworks and fermented sakuri for everyone.

You fell into that nightmare, master. And I rescued you...remember?

A very small Jedi has a bad day in class. Yoda's curriculum doesn't conform to state standards. Whimsical garnish for darker offerings.

In the midst of boring negotiations, young Anakin is confronted with the world's harsh ways and the Jedi's lack of compassion. Of course, it's all Obi Wan's fault.

In the aftermath of a crippling injury, Obi Wan, Qui Gon, and the Duchess discover new allies, restore balance to an exotic world, and incur the wrath of a fanatical rogue Jedi. Sequel to Beyond the Last Illusion.

A single moment in time, on five different planets. A birth, an election, a discovery, a marriage, and a mission. Because all things are mysteriously united in the Force.

There's nothing like a little R&R...especially when Qui Gon Jinn is planning the excursion.

During that famous "extended mission to Mandalore," an exiled Duchess and her Jedi protectors flee a ruthless bounty hunter and have a close encounter with one of the galaxy's weirdest cults.

Two clone POWs rely on their training and one another to turn their captivity to the Republic's advantage.

Qui Gon Jinn quietly observes his troubled Padawan after a mission ends in horrific violence. Even Jedi are not wholly spared from trauma.

One of the Order's more difficult personalities pays a visit to the Temple - and issues a challenge. Featuring the Besalisk Jedi Pong Krell. Revised, with an extended fight scene!

Male bonding, Jedi style. The boys are at it again, and Master Windu isn't quite sure he approves.

A Coruscanti merchant receives an unexpected visitor- or two. Vignette.

Darth Maul is coming back? ...I have a bad feeling about this.

Master and Padawan step into a Halloween special - at their own peril.