The Revolution has not gone according to plan, and he is just now beginning to realize that there are consequences for his failure.

It's the 1880s and America is desperate for England's attention and a way into his bed. He's not above dragging Shakespeare into it - and definitely not above stealing his skull. For England's birthday/Shakespeare's birthday/400th anniversary of his death.

DarkPossessive England!x FemColonial America! Prior to the revolution, she was his. Wholly his, and he was never going to allow her to forget that. No other nation could have her. Rated M. Dark AU

America and Canada are worried when England doesn't come home on time. Big bro England and his adorable colonies. :)

"England?" "Yes, America?" "Why do humans die?"

A discussion between Alfred & Arthur during the American Revolution. NON-CON.

England just wants to go to sleep, but child America is making that impossible with him running scared from the ghosts in his house. Big bro to the rescue.

Ireland, 1914. Still struggling to get Home Rule, Ireland discovers secrets his people are keeping even from him. And as Europe plunges into chaos and war, he finds that to gain his independence, he is indeed left with no choice. The only way he'll ever be free... is through a Rising. *Part 1 of my Historical Hetalia series. Rated T for language and violence later on in the story*

A collection of drabbles, requests and gift fics based inside and out of the "You Were So Small" and "Never Your Hero" universe. Multiple characters, time periods, historical events and scenarios. Ratings and pairings will change accordingly. G-M rating **Cover Art by Pie** -New Fic: "Eternal Star", Greek Mythology!USUK

August 24, 1814. Washington D.C. has declared a state of emergency as the British soldiers march onto the city. At a request of Dolley Madison, America stays behind to save the famous painting of General Washington in the White House, only to fall hostage to a bitter stricken Englishman with a thirty-year grudge. USUK. One-Shot.

The American Civil War lasted from April 12, 1861 to its conclusion on May 10, 1865. But what the people of the land saw as an intranational conflict, the young personification Alfred F. Jones saw as four years of hell from the inside out. This is the retelling of the Civil War, from start to finish, with Alfred waging war against his inner demons. Literally. (Feat. CSA Personific)

A series of vignettes featuring America's experiences at the World Conference through the years. Warning: Contains some bits of romance between America and other nations.

It's 1861, and the Civil War has just started. Will Alfred manage to pull through or will he, like his Union, dissolve into pieces?

USUK, AU - Alfred and his family move to an English village and become neighbours to Arthur and his family. Arthur doesn't like the American, but they befriend each other, and slowly friendship becomes love. But that's not good in a little township!

A silly little Oneshot explaining the capital confusion with Canada. Try saying THAT 3 times fast! Ontario and Quebec OCs are mine.

WWI Historical. With the face of war rapidly changing, veteran nations struggle to keep up with ever evolving enemies and their growing power. At what point can nations forgo pride and learn to cooperate with their allies for the sake of victory? **Cover Art by ScarletteDiscord**

America finally decides to enter the war. UKUSUK; more England-centric if you squint. WWI.

USUK AU: Based on the 2010 Halloween illustrations by Himaruya. A supernatural take on WWII pits human Alfred, with his silver-tipped chainsaw, against vampire Arthur - the man who was, and still is, the most important thing in the world to him. Their love is not an easy one and, indeed, a plaything to everyone else. Part of Wicked Wednesdays.

Arthur explains the way he loves Colonial Alfred and we may observe how that love evolves over time. A foreshadowing to what we know as "USUK." Rating may change if continued. T for vulgar language, insinuated sex, and drug usage. CHAPTER 40 UPDATE

Sequel to "Welcome to the World." 1921: Even as America emerges as a world power, he still struggles to gain the respect of his onetime enemy, now tentative ally. And are England's "feelings" for him legitimate or just more mind games? Warnings inside.

During his time as a colony, America visited England several times. On one of these visits, something happened that would leave such an imprint on him that it would last for the rest of his life. No, not England's cooking – something far more dangerous...

It's another adventurous day for England and his little colony, America. There are snowmen, natives, malaises, green buttons and evil, English doctors in this fluffy tale. It's at times like these that England must play the hero, and honestly, he doesn't really mind.

Spain/America, France/Spain: de-anon from the kink meme, Spain introducing horses to a baby America, teaching him how to ride.

It's a perfect day for playing outside, but when America gets bored, all hell breaks loose, and poor Canada has to put up with it. Not to mention that England has to clean up the mess. What a bother.

1805: As a new country, America faces threats from every side, but the greatest comes from the man he once knew as his brother. Despite his progress, England still treats him like a colony, and America finds that he must fight for his independence all over again. Historically accurate and based primarily on the War of 1812. Warnings inside.

America has just heard something very interesting; England once had a boss called Alfred. More to the point, Alfred the GREAT. But what could a centuries-dead English king possibly have in common with the awesome hero that is the USA?

Cradle and all. An alternate timeline in which the tiniest of mistakes can change history. UKUS.

Both the upper and lower Canadian rebellions had failed, and they would stay in the empire. The only thing left to do was learn their punishment. IAMP OC's used.

AU. Scotland, in step with his constituents, comes to America in search for a little piece of independence he's lost since James became king. He doesn't expect to run into another Nation, but Fair Handed Fate has other plans. Told from Scotland's POV.

UKUS/colonial!AU: "I want for nothing that has been dictated by society – how frightfully boring to be told what is and is not to be done." Arthur kissed Alfred's hand. "No, this is perfect as it is."

One-shot. Colonial America learns what it's like to lose something dear to him in the moment he needs it the most.

The Red River Rebellion was finally winding down, and left nothing but the negotiations. With Ontario at the helm, a budding province doesn't stand much chance. IAM OC's.

In 1382 the small Duchy of Moscow stood between two great empires. The Grand Duchy Lithuania and the frightening forces of the Great Horde, a branch of the Mongolian empire. LietRus, MonRus

Sometimes, to survive a bigger conflict, you have to create a smaller one. To make it out of the coming war, New York must build Illinois into a rival. OC's used.

England is forced to watch his land and culture transform as the Normans spread across the Isles.

England tries to comfort America during a thunderstorm but something seems off...

Briefly follows the relationship between America and England, post-Revolutionary War to present day. History-based. No pairings.

On April 25, 1945 on a river in Germany-after decades separated by the wall of ideology-Alfred finally gets the chance to see him. Historical/WWII era RusAme.

It was semantics, but hopefully it was enough. Ontario and Manitoba discuss their prospects on the eve of the Quebecois nation motion.

Matthew wants to learn more about Arthur's history, since he has already visited Scotland he wants the other side of the famous tale. Idea was gained from the movie Braveheart.

France talks America into buying more than he intended to, in this case the entirety of his Louisiana claim.

Australia/femAmerica: With the signing of the ANZUS treaty, Australia is looking forward to his very first threesome with New Zealand and that delicious America… Well, at least that's what England told him.

He was not always the United States of America, or even the American Colonies. Once, he was just Alfred F. Jones, a little boy from the Lost Colony of Roanoke…

Revolution was brewing, Alfred just needed a breaking point.

"You could leave if you wanted to." And maybe Australia notices England's flinch, but he ignores it under 'but I'll never want to leave'. Warnings: stalking/obsession, non-consensual sexual actions, violence, discussion of war, really horrible racism.

Every couple of decades, one of America's bosses would get this idea in their head that their nation wasn't representing himself like he should. Cue the matchmaking. Too bad America has some odd standards...and even odder ways to weed out the weak.

"You want a revolution?" A talk between George Washington and his country before the Revolutionary War where the father convinces the doubting child. Fatherly George WashingtonxAmerica

August 1945. At the end of the war, the nations deal in Nuremberg. Finland smiles through the bars, and Germany lies comatose. How Finland allied with the Axis. Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Prussia, Russia, America, Poland, Finland. History fic.

Sent back in time to deal with a mysterious threat to England's nationhood, England and America contend with the undead, the power of language, and their own clashing personalities. USxUK. Also known as the "time travel, Shakespeare, and zombies" fic.

France helpfully explains the subtext of England's yelling at America during a meeting. Prussia and Spain soon join in... not so helpfully. USUK

When Lord Kirkland came to Mary's door looking for a new maid for young Alfred, she knew it to be the perfect opportunity to prove her worth and be employed in his large estate. Besides, how hard could it be to care for a spoiled rich boy?

1936-1975: Amidst alliances, tourists, and dictators, Spain is still haunted by the war that tore him apart.

In the 1920s, things are getting stressful at Romano's place; so he decides to crash at America's house for a while. Romano, America, 1920s... you know where this is going.

Written for the USUK Secret Santa Exchange. "Possessive, semi-yandere!Arthur" Human names and creepy!Arthur.

1759. Canada remembers a certain packet of letters the day the British land in the St. Lawrence below the cliffs of the city, and makes a decision. Part of the "One Day In..." series.

There is a pause in the Hundred Years War but it's far from peaceful for England. His older brother is rebelling once more. A story of England and Wales.

When was the last invasion of Britain? It's not when you think it is.

Sorry England, did you want to deflower him?" France gains another conquest, and starts a war with England. Again.

Based on the musical 1776, originally for the Kink Meme. Alfred Jones observes and interacts with his founding fathers in the weeks leading up to the inevitable drafting of the Declaration of Independence.

Because 'you're a twat' and 'I love you' are completely synonymous, at least according to America anyway - America/England.

England goes to look for his older brother on a battlefield. The world has changed since 1914.

The British Empire began one day in the pouring rain. A story of England's first colony.

Australia has two birthdays: the 26th January and the 25th April; Anzac Day.