Movieverse, theatrical ending. Still reeling from the revelation that Hunter is Kyle, Lindy must find a way to reconcile her love for the man she thought she knew with her feelings for the man that is. Rated T for reference to adult situations.

In 1899, Joseph Pulitzer had two daughters, but neither was a spunky girl journalist named Katherine. This is a *historically accurate* version of what may have happened when the Pulitzer daughters encounter everyone's favorite newsboys- and the escapades therein.

Lacey Porter is one of the principal dancers of the 1900 New York City Ballet. Life would be good if she wasn't being controlled. Please R&R if you like it! I'll add more chapters if I get good feedback!

A staccato looks like a little dot and nothing more. It's a lot like the fight between Queens and Manhattan all those years ago; it didn't seem like a big deal. Harley will tell you differently. SkitteryXOC. Rated T for language and situations. R&R.

The somewhat dubious story of how Specs, Bumlets, and Skittery "took Queens," despite a newsie king called Battleaxe, brute squads, gentrification, miracles, mad dogs, one angry bookie, and a few flaming pianos. Rated T for swears n fisticuffs.

"I can see you bein' old and regrettin' never doin' nothing over doin' something worth remembering."