Sarah is now in college, and Jareth is stuck underground in misery. A friend of Sarah's comes to Jareth with dire news of her father's health. Jareth appears to Sarah in a dream and offers to save her father if she will join him in the Underground. What will Sarah choose? Will she be taken as Jareth's prisoner or will she watch her father fade away?

Years without contact from the Labyrinth, a lonely Sarah Williams home for the holidays, facing her childhood dreams and what was lost. Pulled into a familiar ballroom Sarah has her first contact with the underground. What she at first thinks is just a dream turns out to be a bit more complicated. Rating may change in later chapters.

Jareth is in a world famous band. Sarah is a photographer hired to document their world tour. Cue a ridiculous, dramatic, utterly eighties, fantastical, musical, road trip adventure of a love story. [Non-fantasy AU]

Sarah is not the brave girl she used to be. Nightmares of those 13 hours she spent in the Labyrinth torture her mind. Sarah needs magic in her life now more than ever. Can the Goblin King bring back the champion in her, or will the nightmares just bring her more self doubt? / This is for you, Mr. David Bowie. Thanks for the magic. Rest in peace, Spaceman.

Sarah may have grown up, but she never grew out of magic. It, and the goblins, have become part of her everyday life. Now, off at college and all on her own, she decides maybe it's time to let old rivalries die. She's always been good at making friends with fairytales, and really, who WANTS to be enemies with the Goblin King… S/J, with Goblins, the gang and way too many flowers...

Jareth turns up at Sarah's apartment one night, drunk and cheerful. They develop an unlikely friendship, and Sarah discovers that even a great and powerful Goblin King can be impressed by a TV and a Polaroid camera. Comedy/fluff/slow burn. In progress.