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Daniel Leicester
The Kroker Chronicles (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8): A series of events take place that lead our favorite characters on a journey across time and space. What is behind Emperor Thaarg's evil scheme to take over the universe? Is Thaarg just your garden-variety megalomaniacal interstellar warlord, or is there something more to his plan for universal domination? And just where did this mysterious prophecy (the one that lead Fry to be frozen in the first place) come from? Who made it? What the hell is the Paradighm Code? But you shouldn't worry about this, its only a piece of fan fiction. Or is it?
DarkMadrigal
Futurehmeh: The regular hi-jinks of the Planet Express crew: Fry being mistreated at work, Bender becomes lonely, Zoidberg playing doctor plus a blinking hockey stick are about to come face to face with another quirky group as they deliver a powerful package in a box to a floating metropolis on a small, distant and cold planetoid at the end of our solar system.
Dave
The Dark Side of the DOOP (Part 1, 2, 3): Leela is asked by a young Omicronian for help. A disaster is happening on Omicron Persei 8, and only humans might stop it. But there is more to it then meets the eye.
Dave and Brad
Final Journey: Fry and Leela go on a leisure cruise. Saying anything more than that would be spoiling. Sorry! 
Dave Vincent
Background Noise (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15): Fry. Leela, Bender and Zoidberg are arrested during a delivery to a space station. Zapp, whose ship is docked at the station, quickly show up and try to impress Leela. But higher up in the DOOP hierachy powerful people have other plans and the motives for their arrest is shrouded in mystery. At the same time Kif is given an unusual offer by a mysterious DOOP official.
Dead Composer
Bender's List: Leela is horrified when the government orders all mutants to relocate to the sewers. Bender comes up with a Schindler-esque scheme to protect New New York's surface-dwelling mutants, but it may be too late for Leela, who has decided to take drastic action.
Freaky Fry Day: The sequel to Bender's List. Fry and Leela's body-switching experiment becomes complicated when Fry must deal with Zapp's amorous advances, and Leela discovers she is now the only person who can save the universe from the return of the Brainspawn!
The Assassination of Richard Nixon's Head: A parody of the Sean Penn movie "The Assassination of Richard Nixon". Fry, fired from his job at Planet Express, begins to suspect that his problems, and those of society in general, can be laid at the feet of the President of the World, Richard Nixon's head. As his paranoia grows, so does his resolve to take action...
Desmond
When Futurama Meets Starcraft (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5): Yet another dangerous delivery for the crew, but this time Fry is shocked to find out that they're sending a package to Starcraft, a 20th century video game. Unknown to Fry, Starcraft was discovered in the year 2499 to be real and dangerous.
Doppelgänger
Anthology Of Disinterest 3.14: The What-If machine is taken out of another spin and this time reveals what might have happened had Fry been frozen for a thousand years and then gone to work for Planet Express.
DSS
Dwayne Anderson
Return From the Deep South (Part 1, 2, 3, 4): Fry has a perfect Valentine's Day with Leela, but the return of a former love is likely to spoil that relationship before the day is done...
Partially Human: Set directly after "Leela's Homeworld", Leela is happy that she finally knows who she is. But when the other humans of New New York also discover the truth, they aren't quite as accepting of the idea.
Beyond the Stock Market: This is a short story set just after the episode "Future Stock". Fry has been fired, and it's up to Leela to try and win his job back.
Fatal Attractions: Set after "300 Hundred Big Boys" Fry has finally managed to get a date with the love of his life; Leela. Will it be a ssucces or will Fate have a trick up it's sleeve?
Just Slightly Ahead of Their Time (Part 1, 2, 3): The entrepid crew of Planet Express discover some blind passengers aboard the ship. They turn out to be from the 20th century. It's the teenage Rugrats, from the show "All grown Up".
The Scourge of Zapp Brannigan (Part 1, 2, 3): Zapp Brannigan has defeated the evil emperor of Carpathia, rewarding himself with the riches of the vanquished. However, little does he know that it's not over yet and that the tables will soon be turned. In the meantime, Leela and Fry get to look after Michelle's baby for the night. How do the two scenarios meet? Find out by reading on.
I Wanna Play My Holophonor: Set after the episode "The Devil's Hands are Idol Playthings", this fic deals with the moments after Fry finishes off the opera at Leela's request. Careful now, this fic contains some singing. 
Man's Worst Nightmare (Part 1, 2, 3): The crew debate where to go on vacation, but before that can be settled, they have to make a delivery to Canada. However, Canada is now run by an extreme feminist dictator, who's decreed that it's men who should be the second class citizens in Canadian society.
Which Witch is Which?: It's Halloween and the crew are all dressed up for the occasion. However, Professor Farnsworth has a surprise for the crew: a new co-worker called Helga. Something's strange about Helga, but it seems that it's only Leela who knows what it is or cares.
Hellfire Apocalypse: This story is set after "A Big Piece Of Garbage", and deals with Leela's thoughts about the major events of the episode.
Time Compression (Part 1, 2, 3, 4): Fry's link to the past sees him getting possessed by a strange force, with an evil plan to rule over all time and space.
Everybody Dies!: A beautiful winter evening in New New York is the setting for the introduction of Caleb, a computer game's character, to the Planet Express crew. Warning for the squeamish: this fic does contain some disturbing scenes and violence.
I'm Just Happy to Be on TV: Due to Morbo having to take his wife out for their anniversary, Leela is given the job to replace him as the TV news anchorman for the day.
Beyond Reality: This fic starts Turanga Fry's nineteenth birthday party, who's the son of Turanga Leela and Philip J Fry. Unfortunately for T Fry, his father was killed before his birth, which has blighted his life. This story is about his quest to right that sad event.
Passport to Peril: Fry wins a competition, and is given ten-thousand dollars and an assortment of dead creatures. With the money, he promises the Planet Express crew a luxury cruise... and it's here that things start to deviate from Fry's noble intentions.
Just for Laughs: The Futurama crew find themselves on "The Red Green Show", facing numerous questions and comical activities. For those who don't know what "The Red Green Show" is all about, best go to Google and find out. Better still, you can always read this fiction to get a clearer idea.
Futurama Outtakes: Leela presents some scenes that were cut, for various reasons, from the Futurama series.
Blooper Reel Number Two: This is the sequel to Dwayne's Futurama Outtakes, with Leela presenting some scenes that were cut, for various reasons, from the Futurama series.
Wongfully Accused: Farnsworth has some bad news: Planet Express is losing money, so a crew member has to lose their job. Who'll lose their job? Well, that'll be decided by the shortest straw. Let the sackings commence!
The Sorrow of Being Kif Kroker (Part 1, 2, 3, 4): Kif is meant to be going on a date with Amy, but Zapp Brannigan has other ideas for the depressed amphibian-like lieutenant. The result of which means that Amy is stuck at Elzar's, as if she's been stood up. Kif, in an act of desperation, decides to leave his post to get to his love, even at the expense of a court martial. When Zapp finds out that Kif is AWOL, the lieutenant's troubles begin.
Synchronized Olympic Dorks: On a hot summer's afternoon, Fry is challenged by Zapp Brannigan to beat him in the decathlon. Each year, Zapp Brannigan does battle against an adversary in order to see who'll be the winner of the DOOP Decathlon contest. He's the current champion, but Fry aims to change that.
Too Smart For His Own Good: Fry gets curious when he finds a pink liquid in the fridge, so decides, like all geniuses would do, to drink it. However, ironically, this does turn him into a genius. You'd have thought things would improve for Planet Express, but they sure don't, because there are to be some changes... dramatic ones.
The Time of the Great Giving (Part 1, 2, 3, 4): It's Xmas Eve and the Planet Express crew are preparing for the big day. However, Professor Farnsworth has other ideas for Fry, Leela and Bender, because he's going to send them off on a mission to the planet Yuletide, a planet which celebrates Xmas Day every day. Well, actually, they did a year ago, until something devastating happened to their world...
Ready, Set, Boom!: The Futurama crew stage their own show on TV, which involves firing stuff at hate targets.
My Life, My Love: Turanga Fry (son of Fry and Leela, which will be explained in the story) is going to proposes to his girlfriend, Rosemary, but it seems that past events want to interfere with this romantic gesture. Some years earlier, it's Philip Fry's birthday, and it's time for him to open presents. What has this to do with Turanga Fry's proposal problem? Read on to find out.
Blast from the Past: It's 18th May 3004, and the Planet Express crew go and visit Mount St Helens, 1,024 years to that day since the volcanic disaster that struck that area. Fry, who was about five at the time, recounts his memories of the event to the rest of the crew. In the meantime, Farnsworth has invented a time machine in order to make deliveries reach their destinations on time. Something's bound to go wrong...
The Mountain Man: This is the sequel to "Blast From the Past" and is a dedication to Harry R Truman, the man who wouldn't leave his lodge at Spirit Lake before Mount St Helens' eruption on May 18, 1980.
The Punishress (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5): While walking to the manhole covers in order to beat the mutant curfew, Turanga Munda and Morris and their daughter Leela are the victims of a robbery. After going to the police station and finding out that the authorities don't care whether mutants are the victims of crime, Leela decides to become a costumed crime fighter. So, it's on with the Clobberella gear, now painted black, and now it's time for criminals who target mutants to meet The Punishress.
Quest for Deliverance (Part
1, 2,
3, 4,
5, 6,
7, 8): The crew find themselves undertaking various quests, in a parody of Sierra's series of graphic adventures: Quest for Glory
The One Free Man (Part
1, 2,
3, 4): The Professor needs a lab assistant to help develop his latest invention
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