This is just an ending, if you will, to "Sticky Wicket, Newkirk." In it, Newkirk lies in his bunk, contemplating the whole ordeal that has happened that day. He is unable to sleep despite the exhaustion he feels, overcome by emotions and fear. In the end, he gets comfort from a friend. This is not slash. (This is still a one-shot. The new "chapter" is the story rewritten.)

A modern day exchange student joins an archaeological dig outside of Hammelburg, Germany, leading to some discoveries of her own. This is a Carter-centric Hogan's Heroes fanfiction, inspired in part by the episode, The Well.

When an allied aircraft accidentally bombs Stalag Thirteen, Carter and Newkirk are trapped in a tunnel cave-in not knowing if anyone else has survived.

Colonel Hogan regrets convincing Kommandant Klink that the barrel of water from Norway being stored in the camp is actually from the fountain of youth, after he learns what it really is, heavy water for nuclear experimentation. Inspired by the episode, Go Light On The Heavy Water.

While Newkirk is always proud to be English, it doesn't always come in handy, until it does. Entry for the Short Story Speed Writing Challenge

Carter is an accidental hero with his mouth, and Klink gets a tiny bit of his own back over Hogan. For the Short Story Speed-Writing Tournament.

Summertime, and all thoughts turn to dreams of cool treats and the homes where they were made. How does a prisoner in the middle of a foreign country make and freeze ice cream? Two for one: Entry for the SSSWC and answer to challenge #47 by sarajm: The Recipe Challenge.

Hogan is suspicious of the newest POW, Technical Sergeant Andrew J. Carter.

My first Hogan's Heroes fic. This is meant to be funny and I hope readers enjoy it. Carter enlists his best friend's help in explaining some of the facts of life.

Newkirk uses this line a few times in the show on Carter when Carter has said something exceptionally stupid and annoyed Newkirk. What was the first time and why? Also, this is Carter's early days in the stalag.

Returning from a mission, Carter suffers a mishap and goes missing. Can Hogan and his men find him before it's too late?

Sure, he knew he was a prisoner, but he didn't always feel like one. After all, he and the rest of his pals under Hogan's operation where able to leave practically any time, as long as it had to do with a mission. But Carter couldn't go home, and he only remembered that when he wanted to go home. That was when it truly sunk in just how much a prisoner he truly was.

The heroes ring in the Chinese New Year with a little monkey business of their own.

Success gives you confidence. Confidence gives you wings. But don't let your confidence take you too high, or else, those wings just may burn up.

"You're not worried, are you?" "No, I'm not." Newkirk, Kinch, and Hogan wait until Carter and LeBeau come back from the glass diamond mission from "Diamonds in the Rough."

Why on earth did Hogan choose to leave in "Hogan, Go Home"? And why did he change his mind and decide to stay?

It doesn't matter if Newkirk misses it. It's not that important... But then again, maybe it is.

Sometimes a guy just needs a little boost of confidence...

Carter runs into trouble on a mission. A re-posting of a short story I took down a while ago.

Sometimes stories don't end in the ways we expect them to. And sometimes the postscript can change everything you thought you knew about what came before. An entry for the short-story speedwriting challenge.

Newkirk really wants to know. Written for the Short Story Speed Writing Challenge.

What do you do when the worst hour of your life starts all over again? And again? And again? Written for the 2014 Short-Story Speed-Writing Challenge.

Ficlit for the 2014 Short Story Competition. Hogan loves to have everything under his control. This time, though, there's nothing in his power to help their situation, and Klink has their fates in his hands, whether he realizes it or not. Time to worry? Absolutely... though Carter still has faith.

"interesting" [ˈɪntrəstɪŋ]: adj. 1. Capable of holding one's attention. 2. Evoking a feeling of interest. 3. Oh God, we're all going to die.

Newkirk and Carter have an evening on the town, but things don't turn out exactly as planned...

A difficult mission from London and the arrival of unwelcome guests has the heroes crying wolf.

Gamophobia: n. fear of marriage or commitment. Hogan/Newkirk

Carter is late returning to camp, and everyone is waiting for an explanation. My entry for the 2013 Short Story Speedwriting Challenge. 2014 PBA award winner! Gold: Best story based on a challenge. Silver: best portrayal of a canon character. (Carter) Bronze: Best short comedy.

Add a little Sioux wisdom and some dark nights can be quite enlightening.

Hogan comes up with a typically outrageous lie to get a man out of the cooler, Schultz gets curious and Carter decides he might as well run with it. Cue sweet Sioux storytime in Barracks 2.

As Carter's struggle to overcome his dark memories continues, Hogan faces the question of how far an officer should be prepared to go to protect his men. A sequel to "A Dark Night, Long Ago". Strong adult content, strong language, some violence.

A translation of my French story. Sometimes, it takes years to develop a friendship; and sometimes, it only takes a conversation in the middle of the night.

Hochstetter has finally found a way to prove Hogan is Papa Bear.

Carter finally gets to visit Paris, just like he always wanted.

Granted, the mission – picking up a few downed flyers – wasn't exactly supposed to be a nice stroll through the German countryside in the first place, but Newkirk, LeBeau and Carter could have done without the exploding bridges...

A warning for Nimrod's safety brings the Heroes to a new wax museum in Hammelburg to protect the elusive agent, as well as try to determine the agent's identity. But there is a deeper, more sinister plot going on, putting them all in great danger.

The mission should have been straightforward. But everything changed when the river broke its banks...

Looking just like someone else can have unexpected problems - and unexpected advantages...

Carter's return to Stalag 13. Follow-up to "Missing the Boat".

My entry in the Short Story Speed-Writing competition.

On the long train journey to the Russian Front, facing the prospect of freezing conditions and certain death, what's there to talk about? Written for the Short Story Challenge

Sometimes a thing is just meant to be...Entry for Hubbles' Short-Story Speed-Writing Tournament.

Carter contemplates dirt while down in the tunnel. Episode based.

When Crittendon's unexpected arrival seemingly ruins the Heroes' latest spy scheme, Hogan turns to a well-known play to ensure the mission's success. Mid-series, written for challenge 74, "The 'To be or not to be' challenge."

AU! It's February 1943. Great Britain has fallen to Germany due to treachery. All homosexuals live in a ghetto based in London. Conquered countries and German allies all toss their homosexuals there. This is the Pink Ghetto. Slash/homosexuality

It is what it is says love: Newkirks developing relationship with Hogan throughout the war. Implied slash. Inspired by a poem by Erich Fried.

A secret from Carter's past comes back to haunt him. Strong adult content, strong language, some violence.

Sometimes the worst enemy is the one you live with.

Three times before, LeBeau was visited by the night bird. Each time someone close to him died. And now it's back... Cautionary note: supernatural themes. Things could get creepy round here.

For the Halloween challenge. In hindsight, Newkirk, Carter, and LeBeau would agree that a detour through a cemetery on Halloween night had been a bad idea. And that was before the grave-robbers and vengeful ghost lights were taken into consideration.

"Now, Hogan, this time you can t escape.", Hochstetter sneered: "So you better start telling me everything about your operation before I test how many of your men s lives your secret is worth." Hogan/Newkirk slash One sided, angsty, possible death

It doesn't take much to open the door to forgotten things...

All Carter had to do was build a fake bomb and get it into the middle of the compound. What could possibly go wrong?

Carter knows that acts of sabotage have consequences, but he prefers not to think about it, until a chance encounter brings him face to face with an unexpected situation.

Secrets have a way of coming out...Warning: Character Death, homosexuality

The Gestapo find out about Hogan's underground activity and come to get him. However Carter was warned by Danzig and now they must escape. However some complications arise.

A quick look at a year through the lenses of an old superstition. An experiment in point-of-view.

Norbert returns with an assignment that pushes Hogan to his limits and leaves Carter in charge of the team. A look at the team's role in end of the war and what may still be classified...

For the "Newkirk the Storyteller" challenge. Newkirk tells Carter his version of the story of "The Adventure of Foulkes Rath" by Adrian Conan Doyle and John Dickson Carr. Now Complete!

While waiting for the others to come back from a mission, Carter tells Kinch a story. Challenge fic.

Companion piece to When I'm Dreaming. Warning: Homosexuality

Blair worries about how to celebrate his and Jim's anniversary. Slash, established relationship.

A series of short stories from the POV of the major characters, and one barracks, with overlapping scenes, reflecting the last day at Stalag 13.

A Hero comes to realize a few pecularities about himself. Warning! Mature themes, homosexuality AN: This story came about due to a discussion on HH forums. RAF Flight Lieutenant equals Captain in US ranks/ Flying Officer equals Lieutenant

End of the war. I don't know if this counts for snooky's challenge, but it reminded me of this story, which I'd written a long time ago but for some reason never posted.

Carter's efforts to prove that he does too know how to cook inadvertently help Hogan come to terms with something.

Carter decides he can no longer remain in the barracks with the others and requests a transfer. This story is based on Tuttle4077's Movin' Out challenge.

SLASH. "I was WORRIED about you, Andrew!" No one called Carter Andrew, except for his mom. And Newkirk.

Hogan considers the ramifications of taking away something very important from his men.

When one of the Heroes is taken by the Gestapo, what will he endure and how can the others help? Warning, violence, cruelty

Miscommunications and revelations about past and present attitude of our Heroes...

It turns out Stalag 13 isn't as safe as we thought it was.

Carter writes a letter describing the effects of one friend's mistake and another's decision.

COMPLETE. Hogan and his men receive gifts from an unlikely source.

A short companion piece to Emanations of Hate. Carter makes a disturbing discovery while out on a mission.

COMPLETE. Friends often know what we need before we do.

Bizarre events raise hard questions for Hogan and his men. July 12th: I'm going away for awhile, so I've posted the final three chapters all at once.

Three short slash bits using common cliches. Read the author's note for an explanation.

Newkirk wakes up in Hogan's bunk. Heh, I think it was a 16year olds attempt at slash. Instead it is just embarrassing. Read, laugh, feel free to flame. I would.

COMPLETE. Another mission for Carter and Newkirk gets messed up. Sound familiar? Not this time. Find out who messes up and who saves the day, and get a look into the friendship of the Laurel and Hardy of Stalag 13.

A new guard transferred into Stalag 13 causes major trouble for the heroes. Sequel to "A Spot of Trouble," but can stand on its own. Chapter 4 up-the new Captain arrives. All I can say is-Ouch!

[COMPLETE] Hogan and the boys race to save one of their own from torture at the hands of the enemy. Chapter 19 up-how it all ends.

COMPLETE. Fourth in a series of five stories about how the heroes ended up at Stalag 13. Next up: Andrew Carter. Please read and review.

COMPLETE. A story exploring Carter's compassionate nature.

SLASH PWP? Debauched missing scene? who cares! involves situations not suitable for kiddies... CN

COMPLETE. Hogan and Carter run into trouble on a mission. The second in the Freedom series.

Carter and Newkirk go on a mission and discover more than they ever should.