Summary: 7 Jam drabbles
Categories: Jim and Pam, Present, Past, Future, Alternate Universe
Characters: Jim/Pam
Genres: Angst, Drabble, Drunk Pam/Jim, Fluff, Humor, Inner Monologue, Married, Romance, Steamy
Warnings: Adult language, Mild sexual content
Completed: Yes

Summary: Somehow he began to think of him as a friend rather than as that poor guy at work he just kind of felt sorry for.
Categories: Other, Present, Past, Episode Related
Characters: Kevin, Oscar, Oscar/Gil, Toby
Genres: Angst, Workdays
Warnings: No Warnings Apply
Completed: No

Summary: Pam accompanies Jim to his family's fall picnic and takes part in their annual softball game.
Categories: Jim and Pam, Present, Alternate Universe
Characters: Ensemble, Jim/Pam, Other
Genres: Fluff, Humor, Weekend
Warnings: Mild sexual content
Completed: No

Summary: At my 10 year high school reunion it will not say "Ryan Howard is a temp."
Categories: Present
Characters: Ryan
Genres: Oneshot
Warnings: Adult language
Completed: Yes

Summary:

Hank's a little bit annoyed.

Categories: Other, Present, Episode Related
Characters: Jim, Other
Genres: Humor, Oneshot
Warnings: Adult language
Completed: Yes

Summary: A series of connected 100-word drabbles, detailing Pam's regrets and missed chances. Begins pre-series, and extends through Casino Night.
Categories: Jim and Pam, Past, Episode Related
Characters: Ensemble, Jim/Pam
Genres: Angst, Drabble, Inner Monologue, Romance, Workdays
Warnings: Adult language
Completed: No

Summary: Season three ended beautifully. But from about Benihana Christmas on, I felt that there were many near misses on Jim and Pam actually having an honest conversation.

Here's another take on what might have happened if Jim had found Pam crying over him in Back From Vacation. I know, I know...done and redone. Just can't help myself. Spoilers for Back From Vacation.





Disclaimer: I own nothing and am not affiliated in any way with anything even remotely to do with the creation of this televised story. In fact, I do not think I can have fewer connections to anyone in Hollywood, or Scranton.

I do not even work in an office.
Categories: Jim and Pam, Episode Related, Past, Future
Characters: Karen
Genres: None
Warnings: None
Completed: Yes

Summary: Karen's thought process at the tail-end of The Job and beyond. Written before Fun Run aired and we knew Karen's fate.
Categories: Jim and Pam, Other, Episode Related, Present
Characters: Jim/Karen, Jim/Pam, Karen
Genres: Angst, Inner Monologue, Oneshot, Workdays
Warnings: Adult language, Moderate sexual content
Completed: Yes

Summary: SPOILER ALERT! 55 Words Based on a recent promo - Pam's talking head.
Categories: Episode Related, Jim and Pam
Characters: None
Genres: Fluff, Steamy
Warnings: Mild sexual content
Completed: Yes

Summary: Imagine if Michael Scott was President of the United States. Imagine if Leo McGarry was his Chief of Staff. Imagine if you had to do a trademark Sorkin/Schlamme walking and talking scene with Kelly Kapoor. Well, here it is, a West Wing/Office crossover. This is all Azlin's fault.

Categories: Jim and Pam, Crossover
Characters: Dwight/Angela, Jim/Other, Jim/Pam, Kelly, Michael/Jan, Other, Ryan, Toby
Genres: None
Warnings: Adult language
Completed: No

Summary:

This started as a short little oneshot in response to the All About a Peripheral Character challenge, but some very kind reviewers mentioned it might be cool to continue with this idea. So here it is, the new and improved story of the other Jim and Pam :o)

How does Hunter, Jan's former personal assistant (and I guess Ryan's current assistant), relate to our favorite office? Well, let's just say he's a lot like Jim...

Categories: Other
Characters: David Wallace, Ensemble, Hunter, Jan, Jim/Pam, Other, Ryan
Genres: Inner Monologue, Romance, Workdays
Warnings: Adult language, Mild sexual content
Completed: No

Summary: A conversation with Kelly puts things in perspective for Jim-with a little help from a Disney cartoon
Categories: Jim and Pam, Episode Related
Characters: Creed, Jim, Jim/Pam, Karen, Kelly, Pam, Ryan
Genres: Workdays
Warnings: Adult language
Completed: Yes