==IN PROGRESS== "I want to put us back on the map; show everyone that we're a force to be reckoned with . . . if we get in there and take them down from the inside, then everyone will know that we're still here and more ready than ever." "Ready for what?" "To rule the galaxy again, of course." Roger Taylor, Prince of Nevermore, is on a mission to take down the planet Rhye, one of the most highly respected planets of the universe. He's told that, to do this, he must kill their prince, a young, naïve ruler by the name of Brian May. What he doesn't know is that he's not the only one out to kill him. There's someone else. ***Longer, full-length chapters on Archive Of Our Own under the same username***

==COMPLETED== "Who knows who he'll make me as I lie in his cocoon . . . I'm warm and terrified, he makes me so." The flyer asked for a "Ginger Baker type" drummer, but what Smile was really looking for was the next addition to Tim's new "project." After a day of unimpressive auditions, the band was starting to lose hope - that is, until Roger Taylor walked in. He took both Tim's and Brian's breaths away with his performance, and even more so, his appearance, charming his way into the band and, unfortunately, their hearts. A year goes by, and while the band's preparing for their first studio session, Brian goes missing. He won't answer any calls, and his neighbors haven't seen him in weeks. While Tim seems unbothered by it, brushing off Roger's concerns, the drummer can't help but worry and eventually finds himself in a situation he can't get out of-the same one as Brian. See what happens in "He Makes Me." ***Longer, full-length chapters on Archive Of Our Own under the same username***

==COMPLETED== "Together took us nearly there, the rest may not be sung." A year has passed since Roger first burst into Brian's classroom, asking for directions. Now he's but a distant memory, his presence forgotten by all but one-the professor whose life he inexplicably turned upside down. With an ocean between them, their lives went on. Brian's married with a wife and daughter, and Roger's navigating his way through the Big Apple, but have things really changed? Will their feelings survive the distance and bring them back to one another? Find out in "Some Day One Day," (previously titled "It's Late"), the sequel to "Funny How Love Is." ***Longer, full-length chapters on Archive Of Our Own under the same username***

==IN PROGRESS== When newcomer Brian May joins the world-renowned record label, EMI, not only does he catch the eye of aspiring solo artist, Roger Taylor, but he stirs up the pot by creating more competition for EMI's beloved song-writing duo, Freddie Mercury and John Deacon. Vying for the chance to be the supporting act on Mott The Hoople's summer tour, the four must compete and prove to the record label that they deserve the opportunity of a lifetime over the other. Find out what happens in "Not With Those Teeth, Mate," the first book of three in the "Let Us Entertain You" series based off of Kenny Ortega's "High School Musical." ***Longer, full-length chapters on Archive Of Our Own under the same username***

==COMPLETED== "Music instructor?...That doesn't make sense. We don't have a music program here." Brian May is a professor at Imperial College London, and being one of the youngest teachers there, he often feels out of place. That is, until he meets Roger Taylor, the university's new, young music instructor. Although their first encounter leaves Brian at a loss for words, he can't help but be intrigued by the stranger, wanting to know more about him. The more the two get to know each other, the harder they fall. ***Longer, full-length chapters on Archive Of Our Own under the same username***

==COMPLETED== "Roger, please. We've been good so far, and we haven't done anything we'll regret. Let's keep it that way." When John joins Freddie, Brian, and Roger's band as their new bassist, Roger wasn't quite sure how he felt about him. However, as the pressures of getting their first album out intensified and the days in the studios grew longer, Roger quickly found himself growing fond of the new band member that no one could figure out. He was a complete mystery, and the drummer couldn't get enough of him. Follow their tumultuous relationship in "Who Knows When," a Joger/Dealor story loosely based off Luca Guadagnino's film, "Call Me By Your Name." ***Longer, full-length chapters on Archive Of Our Own under the same username***