Title: Curses and Brown Suede Shirts
Author: kassidy62
Rating: NC-17
Summary: The early days. Based on a prompt for Herc/Iolaus, with a specific prompt word (you’ll see - it’s in the story)
Pairings: Hercules/Iolaus

Story here at my LJ

Title: I Friend You, You Friend Him
Author: roga
Rating: PG
Summary: "It's a social network," Salmoneus explained.
Notes: This was written for marycrawford for yuletide '07. The link goes to my journal, but the story can also be read here at the Yuletide archive. And this is my first time posting here, so hi :-)

( Where Ancient Greece discovers Face Scroll, and fun is ( Read more... )

Another of the 12 Labors in drabble form. This one inspired by the Gold Apple prompt "forge." ( Read more... )

Another entry in my attempt to write the 12 Labors of Hercules in 1200 words. ( Read more... )

When I posted the first drabble, my intention was to post one a month! What ever happened to that plan? Anyway, here's another 12 Labors drabble, a response to the Goldapple prompt "romantic intent ( Read more... )

Hi! I come bearing fic.

Title: The Fringe Benefits of Rescuing Virgins
Author: Imogene Lovelace
Pairing: Hercules/Iolaus, Hercules/Other
Rating: R
Genre: slash, het, humor
Summary: Iolaus is required to engage in a bit of voyeurism, but worries that Hercules might realize just how interested he really is.
Length: 2350 words

link to journal

A drabble ( Read more... )

Title: Those Who Favor Fire
Rating: NC-17, slash, Hercules/Iolaus.
Summary: Some rescues come a little too close to the bone.

Those Who Favor Fire

Title: Predictable Behaviour.
Rating: G.
Summary: A drabble. Personally, I think heroes who mislay their sidekicks should be kept in straightjackets. Unless other heroes are around to help.

"Theseus kidnapped the princess of Sparta?" Iolaus looked sceptical, but the magistrate nodded adamantly.

"It was him. I knew him in Athens. He dragged the ( Read more... )

Drabbles.

Title: War Games.
Rating: G.
Summary: Based on various observations about Regina in The Lost City. Archery lessons pay off eventually.

Erythia's youngest brother idolised Skouros and strove to emulate him. That won him no laurels, but cost him his right arm and forced him to hang up his sword.

He dreamed of the son who would take it up again ( Read more... )