There are things everyone understands about life. Life is chaotic, messy, and it doesn't give a damn about what you want or need. Even in a world that would be considered fictional, this idea still holds true. Dropped into a world of demigods and incredible monsters, one young boy has to face the fact that his wants and needs matter even less than they did before. (Gamer SI)

The phrase "Ignore it and it will go away" did not apply to Emryn while getting chased by the antagonists of a video game. It also did not apply to the fact that her life had become a mediocre fantasy story, and quite frankly, she needed it to stop. [Cover art by me]

It wasn't exactly a rebirth, but it was equally unpleasant. Let's just say falling sleep a sixteen-year-old fan and waking up a twelve-year-old character is no fun and leave it at that. (T because this is Percy Jackson, guys. Give me a break.)

One "fated" meeting introduces Klarion and Wally, but as their relationship grows, and secrets are strained, the boys are faced with the question: Are you what others make of you, or are you what you perceive yourself as? A Kid Fate AU. hiatus

What if the Souls hadn't forced an invasion on humankind? What if they'd instead agreed to work alongside humans and guide them into the next stage of evolution and enlightenment? Peter finds it difficult to trust the benevolent aliens. Even more so when they insert a Soul into his unrequited love. Mathew was trouble and never could've loved, but could White Fierce? SLASH m/m

Vampire venom has a way of eating through human memories. Having lived one life and remembered another before being turned, it's no surprise Lucy has a bit of a problem trying to remain focused. Self Insert

Billy is mired in self-hate and depression, pushing anything and anyone away because he thinks he deserves it. But then Loki shows up just when he's most vulnerable and makes everything seem okay, gives him hope, that maybe he can be happy and healthy again. Billy's not sure what that means for his future with Loki, Teddy, or himself.