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First two that come to mind are
An Encounter in Cascade
and
An Encounter in Eastland
both by Meridian (on the Circuit Archive site).

Here are the rest I pulled from the Circuit Archive (you can search Bodie/Alan Cade as a pairing):

Bodie and the Chief (179 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Anne Higgins
Pairing: Bodie/Alan Cade
Original Publication: Variations on the Theme of B and D, Keynote Press, 1997
Notes: The Chief crossover
Date Archived: 31 December 2003

Christmas Past and Future (33 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Meridian
Pairing: Bodie/Doyle, Bodie/Alan Cade, Doyle/F
Original Publication: Virtual Pros: Christmas Edition, Bovinity Press, 1998
Notes: The Chief crossover
Date Archived: 31 December 2003

Comfort and Joy Part Two: Joy (42 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Meridian
Pairing: Bodie/Doyle, Bodie/Alan Cade
Original Publication: Second Variation on the Theme of B and D, Keynote Press, 1999
Notes: The Chief crossover
Prequel: Comfort and Joy Part One: Comfort by Meridian
Date Archived: 31 December 2003

Presents from Eastland (54 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Meridian
Pairing: Bodie/Alan Cade
Notes: The Chief crossover
Date Archived: 31 December 2003

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (25 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Meridian
Pairing: Bodie/Alan Cade
Notes: The Chief crossover
Date Archived: 31 December 2003

Whatever Happened to Raymond Doyle (180 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Anne Higgins
Pairing: Bodie/Doyle, Bodie/Alan Cade
Original Publication: Motet Opus 2 in B and D, Keynote Press, 1997
Notes: The Chief crossover
Date Archived: 31 December 2003

Somewhere There's Heaven (57 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Gloria Lancaster
Pairing: Bodie/Alan Cade
Original Publication: No Holds Barred 10, Kathleen Resch, October 1995
Notes: The Chief universe; actually "Drew Phillips" in the pairing, not Bodie
Sequel: The Walk to the Paradise Garden by Gloria Lancaster
Date Archived: 2 October 2004

The Walk to the Paradise Garden (49 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Gloria Lancaster
Pairing: Bodie/Alan Cade
Notes: WARNING: UNFINISHED. The Chief universe; actually "Drew Phillips" in the pairing, not Bodie;
Prequel: Somewhere There's Heaven by Gloria Lancaster
Date Archived: 2 October 2004

Young Man's Fancy (92 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Meridian
Pairing: Bodie/Alan Cade
Original Publication: Variations on the Theme of B and D, Keynote Press, 1997
Notes: The Chief crossover
Date Archived: 31 October 2004

Remembering (0 K) (Format: html, text-only)
Author: Mogs
Pairing: Bodie/Doyle, Bodie/Alan Cade
Original Publication: June 2005
Notes: The Chief crossover
Date Archived: 30 June 2005

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What a beautiful, detailed list. I will enjoy working my way through these. :) How lovely!

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Young Man's Fancy, and Bodie and the Chief are both favorites of mine. I like this pairing, just as you do.

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They are great together. :)

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paris7am.livejournal.com

I don't know if you have the first "Motet" zine (http://www.palelyloitering.com/zines/motetfornewvoicesinbandd.html)? I just read it for the first time and was amazed at the brilliance of Tash's "No Floaties, Please, We're British" - I was literally rolling around laughing - it's the funny side but also very very sexy and wonderful. Write me at paris7am at gmail dot com?

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I found 3 Motets in my stash and this was one of them!

Thanks. I'll read it tonight. :D

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Did you know there was a sequel to Tash's "No Floaties"? It's called "An Inn, A Conference, and a Vast Echoing Absence of Floaties" and can be found in Motet Opus 3. Written by Tash.

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Found it!

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Wow! Thanks. I've received a major lesson in fic hunting tonight. You've mentioned a part of the CD that I've never really explored. I suspect that between the CDs, the online sites and my long-neglected zines I probably have access to about 15+ Pros/The Chief crossovers.

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An Inn, A Conference, and a Vast Echoing Absence of Floaties by Tash (Motet Opus 3) This is another favorite of mine: Bodie figures out a way to plant a bug on Cade when Cade is at a conference, and while he's in front of 300 guys and can't move, Bodie gives him aural sex to make him squirm. Tis brilliant.

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FOTFLMAO! Aural sex! I'm glad I have all these Motet's in my lap right now.;)

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Yup. You can imagine the typo I nearly used. Hehehee.

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Typos! God, I almost typed kink instead of link a couple of minutes ago. No one would have realized the error. LOL

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The Proslib CD is a treasure trove of Pros, so it can be hard to prioritize which aspect to explore first - but it does repay a thorough examination with untold riches! Definitely go through all the associated story lists and other informational bits - it's well worth the time.

(Sorry about the deleted post. I forgot to include the Hatstand link and LJ won't let you edit comments, so I deleted and reposted. I didn't think there was time inbetween the delete/repost for anyone to see the post and respond. You're fast!)

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I think I could read forever and not run out of worthwhile pros fic. It's almot overwhelming there is so much out there.

Deleted post? Is that why one of my comments ended up in a strange location? :)

I do the same thing. Sometimes I post something and I've made an error. I snatch it back and clean it up. I wish they'd make comment editing an easier task.

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The amount of Pros stories can be overwhelming, which is why I'm so glad that Pros has had a number of organizationally inclined women over the years who have collected and preserved stories and developed story lists, indices, databases, reviews, rec pages and websites to make tackling the stories easier.

Yep, sorry about the deleted post dirupting the comment threads. I know that LJ is at least partially concerned about revisionist history and trolling if ccmments could be edited, but it's annoying as the only times I want to edit comments is to correct typos or add in a forgotten link.

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For various story lists on a multitude of subjects - including crossovers! - as always, I would point folks to the fantastic story lists that are available in the Proslib files (via Yahoo mailing list) and on the Proslib CD, and online at the Hatstand Archive. The story lists include info on zine-only stories, Proslib CD-only stories, and online stories.

Crossover story list at The Hatstand Archive:
http://hatstand.slashcity.net/lists/crosses.html

Keep in mind that the story lists in the Proslib files & on the Proslib CD are the more complete versions. In an abundance of caution, the story lists available online at the Hatstand Archive only include author names when the authors have given permission to archive their stories there. Not listing author names routinely on the story lists available online is done to protect the privacy of authors who may not want their names or pseuds on the net.

So when I want a quick memory jog and I'm away from my own computer, I'll use the online version of the story lists. But I use the Proslib files/Proslib CD versions as my default.

Here are 26 crossover stories featuring Pros/The Chief (some of the zine stories have recently been added to the online archives):

Alone in the Wilderness by Elessar (No Holds Barred 16)
Best of Intentions by Ann O'Nimus
Bodie and the Chief by Anne Higgins (Variations on Theme of B&D)
Bodie for Christmas by Meridian*
Catching Flies by N.V. (Guilty Pleasures)
A Chat with Father by Anne Higgins (Nothing to Hide)
Christmas Past and Future by Meridian*
Comfort and Joy, Part 2: Joy by Meridian (2nd Variation on Theme of B&D)
Command Performance by Maiden Wyoming (2nd Variation on Theme of B&D)
Days of Future Past by Ty (Scotch Doubles 2; incomplete teaser)
The Encounter by Meridian*
Encounter in Eastland by Meridian (Motet Opus 4)
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by Meridian*
Full Circle by Brenda Antrim
Leak by Brenda Antrim
Lost and Found by Meridian*(Indigo Boys 3)
1. No Floaties, Please, We're British by Tash (Motet for New Voices in B&D)
2. An Inn, A Conference, and a Vast Echoing Absence of Floaties by Tash (Motet Opus 3)
Presents from Eastland by Meridian*
Something About Trust by Meridian (No Holds Barred 20)
1. Somewhere There's Heaven by Gloria Lancaster (No Holds Barred 10)
2. The Walk to the Paradine Garden by Gloria Lancaster (unfinished; Hatstand achive)
The Tangled Web by Jack Reuben Darcy
Three Degrees of Separation by Tavaran (Secret Agent Men 3)
Whatever Happened to Raymond Doyle? by Anne Higgins (Motet Opus 2)
Young Man's Fancy by Meridian* (Variations on Theme of B&D)

Meridian* = stories originally published under earlier name/pseudonym

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That link has quite an intriguing list of crossovers. Thanks!

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I will never run out of crossover fic. LOL Thanks again.

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Be sure to check out the Fusion and Non-Professionals Characters story lists as well as the crossovers. The Fusion story list has stories where Bodie & Doyle's roles are are inspired by other media sources including songs, but aren't really crossovers. So the Fusion list has things like stories Professional Dreamer (inspired by American Dreamer).

Non-Professionals Characters story list includes stories where the main characters are inspired by roles that Shaw, Lewis, and/or Jackson played rather than Bodie and Doyle from Pros (which can share some traits with the Fusion list). So here you'll find stories like those inspired by Facelift (e.g. The Master of Revels, with Zax and Bodie-clone). Some are also cross-listed on the crossover list, where you have non-Pros roles involved with Pros characters, like Bodie/Alan Cade from The Chief.

Pros Fusion Story List (remember to check the Proslib versions!):
http://hatstand.slashcity.net/lists/fusion.html

Non-Professionals Characters Story List (remember to check the Proslib versions!):
http://hatstand.slashcity.net/lists/others.html

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metabolick.livejournal.com

And then there's the Pros/Chief/Sentinel crossover Reunions by Brenda Antrim at the CA.

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