How well do we ever really know each other? One hundred word glimpses.

Jack Kelly always knew that, one day, his past would come back to haunt him. Third chapter posted: The letter is read, a meeting is arranged, and Boots begins to play an important role in everyone's destiny.

Ordinarily, Mush loved the nights that it rained.

We are what we have become. Draco Malfoy confronts the monster within.

Racetrack makes his last bet. "Please, take the hurt away..." Angsty.

Nobody's perfect. Rated for substance abuse and very slight slash.

They do not look different from each other. Their features may vary but they all have the same weary look in their eyes. They do not see colors, either.

It was hate, yes, but a curious sort. She had agreed - even though it hurt her, even though she knew it was wrong. It was powerlust, and she watched him succumb...she wanted to stop, but the reward was too great and the pull was too strong.

There are two of half-noble blood who reside at Buckkeep Castle. The fate of the Six Duchies lies in their hands. Court is a tricky thing, a dangerous whirl, a fatal addiction. If one of them falters, then the world will crumble. Second chapter up!

It reminds him of his old customs, of his old ways. Racetrack is right - it must be destroyed. (Rated for heavy language)

Before and throughout the time of the strike, emotions ran high and patience wore thin. It was improbable, it was impossible - Jack/Spot.

Does it hurt? Dutchy asks wearily. His voice is small, that of a lost child in a crowd. Blink turns in surprise, his face concave, pulled inward. “Always,” He whispers.

Bootstraps Bill Turner has been called many names - traitor, murderer, pirate, lover. But the one that he longs to be called most of all is Daddy. Just once...just once before the cannon blows...

Kid Blink has a gift that has been broken from him, like a moth with torn wings. This is the first chapter in what will be a rather long series...please read and review! (Late contribution to Blink Week!)

David Jacobs is crying. JackDavid

Jack Kelly is gone.

Perfection is impossible. Blink/Dutchy.

The Lodging House is a building full of very real boys. They all have their differences, and they all have their secrets. Yet, they are bound to each other - whether they like it or not.

Chinatown is a dangerous place to sell. There are temptations there and Dutchy is not strong enough to resist the greatest tempation of them all.

Odd pairing that will make you smile. Fluffy romantic bit.

Spot Conlon doesn't get mad. He gets even.

Immigrants. Thousands of them leaving countries and risking death to come to the Land of Opportunity. This is the story of one of those immigrants...a story of racism, friendship, and a boy's discovery that life doesn't always have to be painful.

I don't want to play along any longer, Jack. I'm sick of this...and I'm sorry.

Implied slash, rating heavily weighted. One boy's dream is his only escape from reality. Features old, perverted Kloppman. You've been warned.

Specs is the only one left who can remember what life was like before Jack Kelly.

"Don't forget to buckle when you fall..." Sometimes the ties of friendship cannot hold through the jealous struggle for leadership. One boy's sexual orientation and another's violent reaction lead to a clash that results in death. Warning: Mature themes.

To love is not the same as to be obsessed. An often ignored character reveals their true feelings about a newsie.

The Manhattan newsies know better than to talk back. This is a story of how Kid Blink learns the meaning of the word respect. Rating is for strong violence and disturbing content.

At the heart of corruption, there must always be a fulcrum. The Manhattan newsies are about to face a hidden terror, which will worm itself from the inside out. Fourth chapter up!

He needs something that I can’t give to him. A hardened newsie refuses to help another boy. Angsty.

SpecsSkittery slash. Fluffy slash. Well, as fluffy as I ever get. Enjoy it!

When Jack Kelly tells you to do something, you do it. What if it goes against your morals, and the very person that you are? Agony ensues. Boots' POV. Slash.

Jack Kelly is godly in the eyes of his newsies. Yet when Les Jacobs finds Jack in a compromising position, worlds crumble. Rating is for slash.

Is it wrong to want to hurt someone until they bleed? Is it wrong to want a newsie the way a man should want a woman? Oscar laments. Rating is for language, sexual content and creepiness.

Jack Kelly made a mistake, and forgot about it. But when the product is a child, can he bear to part with the baby? Observe the whimsical, often unseen side of Jack.

What is the difference between a dream and a nightmare? Blink cannot hide forever from his dreams. Note: Rated for language and violence.

Sometimes friends can be the cruelest critics of all. When Boots has a crush on someone, all he can think about is her blue eyes and pretty smile. All Racetrack can think of is how Boots isn't good enough for her.

Crutchy used to paint pictures for me with words. He told me about places far, far away, but we never payed enough attention to the present. Told from Boots' POV.

The newsies have an unspoken code of honor. The Delancey brothers, however, don't play by those rules. This is told from Mush's POV.

The story of Kid Blink's first failed attempt as a newsie and his redemption by a cowboyhat wearing stranger.

With this chapter dawns a new era, one of fear and treachery. Only days after Voldemort is defeated, an unlikely figure steps into his place. This is the dark, bitter story of how Ron Weasley must come to terms with the hand fate has dealt him.