Sarah Williams stumbles into the Leaky Cauldron. She stumbles back out again with a Gringotts account she didn't start, a part time job at Hogwarts, and an awkward truce with the Goblin King.

"The only way for immortals to understand the fear of death is to experience it through the mortals we love." - Jareth

Toby Williams didn't know he had a sister until a mysterious letter—accompanied by some very real money—informed him of her existence. When she shows up on his doorstep with a stolen child, he gets back the chance he lost: to know his sister... unless the Goblin King shows up to complicate things. Sequel to "As Easy Mayst Thou Fall."

Illuminated text transcription of a travelogue, complete with illustrated maps, describing various and sundry precincts of that very Labyrinth famous in song and film.

We arrange our memories to suit ourselves. That's what the doctor told us about Sarah. A story of loss, told in 13 drabbles.

Shortly after Sarah moves to a new town, she begins receiving strange and wonderful gifts on her doorstep. She suspects the Goblin King is behind it— if only she could find him. Complete.

After thirteen years, five months, one week, and four days, the end of a century promises a change. That is, if Sarah doesn't murder Jareth, first. Fluffy-funny-snarky-Sareth-one-shot-thinger. Sequel is up!

Jareth and Sarah can learn about love from each other, but only if they can trust enough to lower their defenses and allow themselves to be changed by what they discover. Rated M for a reason. Contains character death, abuse triggers, consensual sex.

Jareth demonstrated his love for Sarah by ensuring that throughout her life, she never felt any pain. One day, he knew, she would realize what he had done for her, and she would call him, and they would live happily ever after. Oneshot.

Sarah sees the Goblin King every time another man treats her badly, but she's convinced the Labyrinth was a dream, and he a figment of her imagination, until, eleven years after her first visit, she makes a wish that allows him back into her life. Can she force him to let her go, or will she find she has a reason to stay? Is love enough to build a life upon? Complete.

Thanks to a witch's curse, the Goblin King cannot use magic until he meets certain requirements. Sarah happens to bump into him taking a taxi and in a very foul mood. In a moment of impulsiveness, Sarah strikes a deal to help him break the curse. Suddenly, she finds herself as a substitute Goblin Queen dealing with the magical chaos of the Labyrinth and the enigmatic Jareth.

When Sarah Williams was just four years old, she was almost drowned in the lake by a dark creature. She was saved by a mysterious man she can scarcely remember, but now, fifteen years later, the thing that tried to kill her is back. And it is entirely up to the one who gave her certain powers to save her again.

Sarah has a feathered visitor outside of her window... PWP. Sarah/Jareth.

Another typical, boring day in the life of Sarah Williams.