Three freshmen request single rooms for their first year at Weston College. Three freshmen get their requests denied and are instead placed in a room together. The three freshmen are Draco Malfoy, Loki Odinson, and Ciel Phantomhive. What could possibly go wrong? (Knowledge of the main three fandoms is helpful but by no means required.)

Bard owns and runs an experimental restaurant named "Phoenix." Sebastian Michaelis keeps trashing the food, yet he doesn't stop coming back for more . . .

Ciel Phantomhive, Britain's star figure skater, returns to the Olympics. His rivalry with the U.S.' Sebastian— the rivalry that before drove Ciel to the podium— has settled into a casual friendship, leaving him unmotivated, even as he faces off with Claude Faustus and that odd, silver-haired sixteen-year-old. Ciel stands on increasingly unsteady ground . . . (Sequel to Precipice.)

When Sebastian comes closer to dying than ever before, Ciel invokes the full power of the contract's "truth-telling" clause to obtain answers for his questions.

They are servant and master and still far more. (Six 100-word drabbles.)

Johann Harcourt finds himself in love with his Latin teacher— Sebastian Michaelis. A smile, an overheard phrase, and an ancient advice poem reveal that he is not alone in his unrequited longing.

A series of 100-, 200- and 300-word drabbles. Now featuring Ciel, Queen Victoria, Finny, Lizzie, Sieglinde, Frances, the Double Charles, Abberline, Druitt, Madam Red, Agni, Bard, Lau, Mei-Rin, assorted reapers, and one lucky cat, with one more character on the way!

Sebastian Michaelis, over-scheduled college student, intends to dash through his morning routine. He'll leave his dorm at 8:30, get in line at the campus Starbucks at 8:42, order at 8:43, enter class promptly at 8:59 . . . But the opening of a tea shop throws all his plans into disarray.

Six 111-word drabbles about fire, falling, and those times Sebastian Michael Landers met Ciel in a park. (Content warnings: religious extremism, mental illness, abuse and homophobia).

Figure skater Ciel Phantomhive arrives at his first Olympics, amidst rumors of favoritism and eating disorders and Olympic Village bacchanalia. He plots and schemes, clawing his way towards the podium, obsessively chasing victory over a certain Sebastian Michaelis.

Disenchanted with her marriage, Elizabeth turns her attentions from Ciel to his butler. Their unlikely relationship brings strange secrets to light. (No prior knowledge of the Dissonance series required.)

Corpses are canon. Zombies are fanfic. Necromancers are fanfic Writers. Undertaker comes knocking with a job offer. (Written for haldolhs.)

Sebastian Michaelis discusses contracts, aesthetics, and a certain Norse trickster god. (Poetry.)

A blond starlet. His bespectacled stalker. A rich chess player. A redhead actor who's superficial on the surface. A perfectionist obsessed with Harvard. A valedictorian-to-be with one hell of a poker face. A shifty youth whose only mood is subjunctive. All seven juniors report to the counselor's office, after violence breaks out in the hallowed dining hall of Weston College Prep.

At the end of Season 2, Sebastian claimed he is bound to be Ciel's butler forever. He lied. Now, a demon reflects on angels, contracts, morality, religion, and Italian food.

How did Undertaker get his scars? Why is he interested in Vincent and Ciel? What's the purpose of his Bizarre Dolls? Why does he love laughter so very, very much?

After days— years?— of denial and idleness, Ciel must come to terms with demonhood and the cruel reality of devouring souls. Sebastian is all too happy to help. Post 2nd-season.

A series of drabbles exploring Sebastian's identity as a fallen angel.

The night before his wedding to Elizabeth, Ciel demands something Sebastian doesn't quite want to give. Warning: Rape/Non-con. (Previous knowledge of the Dissonance series is not required.)

A theory of demon psychology.

When Ciel finds himself falling in love, he curses his own idiocy. The idiocy of falling for his Weston College "Latin teacher," Sebastian Michaelis, a demon who will never regard him with any feeling but hunger . . . Until said Latin teacher brings a poem to class. A love poem.

The killers are dead. The contract is complete. The demon will devour his much-deserved dinner . . . As if Ciel Phantomhive would ever lose so easily. (A possible end scenario for the manga. No pairings.)