Separated ever since their adventure through the looking glass, Tarrant and Alice try to find happiness in their own worlds. But a new breach between realities may transcend time, space and the distance between them.

What upheaval—perhaps evil—would ensue if the Buckets, house and all, moved into the Chocolate Factory? What secrets would that stir up? Just what, let's see, would the damages be? AU/2005/Angst filled sequel to 'The Interview'. Enjoy!

"Welcome to London. We have small strange gays, drama queens in the government, eyes the size of the moon, and two year periods where time inexplicably stops. Enjoy your stay!" "I've been here before, so you didn't need to say that." "Foiled again!" Mycroft threw a smoke bomb and ran away, panting loudly the entire time. [Crackfic, OOC, general insanity]

Wonka hadn't planned on Charlie and his grandfather to help themselves to his gosh-darn fizzy lifting drinks. He hadn't planned on Violet actually listening to her mother and winning his factory. Madness and sanity, betrayal and loyalty, love and war. The duo explore the duality of life and push one another to their limits, but just where do those limits lie? Dark!Wonka/AU

A series of events, not written in any kind of order, set after the 2005 movie. Living with an eccentric genius was never going to be easy or boring, especially when said genius is only just getting over a decades long resentment of families and practically inhabits his own mind.

Because you have not experienced Charlie and the Chocolate Factory until you have read it as the original trollfic.

A Wonka Company experiment goes horribly wrong, creating an alternate reality in which Charlie Bucket never finds the Golden Ticket, the Company is forced out of business, and Veruca Salt rules the world! Rated M mainly for violence, occasional language, and some suggestive material.

On the day Willy Wonka closes his factory ... forever ... Grandpa Joe reflects on how he came to be standing before the now locked gates. 2005.

In which all versions of Willy Wonka are the real version, or in which it's time to say goodbye to an old friend. In memory of Gene Wilder.

Since acquiring an heir, Wonka's spirits are high, and consequently his sales skyrocket even higher than ever. As a result, bitter business owners seek a means to bring down their unbeatable competitor, once and for all. That year, nobody except the Buckets and Oompa-Loompas knew the terrifying truth behind Mr. Wonka's sudden disappearance. T (violence/strong language). Depp!Wonka.

An AU based on the tumblr post "Person A owns a flower shop and person B comes storming in one day, slaps 20 bucks on the counter and says "How do I passive-aggressively say f*** you in flower?" featuring Iracebeth and Time. Possibly the ugliest summary I've ever written, but I beg you to give this story a chance, as the author (me) is a needy child fueled by compliments.

Alice returns to Wonderland after 3 years, and begins her search for her two dearest friends: The Hatter and the Grinning Cheshire Cat. Fluffy Alice/Tarrant feels, and Alice/Cheshire friendship.

Five times he had let her go. Not even Time can heal a heart so completely shattered.

Teenage Charlie tries to convince grumpy Wonka to go to a teenage Halloween party. Short, funny oneshot.

At sea, a little handheld mirror makes all the difference. (Extremely minor spoilers for "Alice Through the Looking Glass").

Why was the Cheshire Cat not more active in preventing Iracebeth from getting hold of the Chronosphere? Where was Absolem? Maybe there was a method behind the madness. Contains spoilers for 'Through The Looking Glass'.

Alice needs to use her "slaying" skills to help her truest friend, the Mad Hatter.

Charlie is twelve years old, the age many boys have their first crushes, and he is no exception. However, he's fallen for someone quite different- Mr Willy Wonka. But will the chocolatier return his feelings? And how long is it before someone finds out?

For the first time in a long time, Mr. Wonka receives some visitors. How will he keep them from telling the world about the secrets of his factory? Rated M because it's not suitable as a bedtime story for children.

Willy Wonka is a syrupy sweet man, who tricks a sad little boy into believing he's better off with him. "No one wants you, I'm the only one who truly cares.." Once Billy gives in, he finds himself alone in the factory with someone he thought he knew...

Tarrant and Stayne each share a horrific tale with the other. How long do they have before yet another story claims them and ensnares them helplessly within its dreadful clutches?

One shot. Charlie imitates Wonka. Wonka does weird things. Love is in the air. Sort of. Nonslash. Indications of rhinos.