He's eight when his father first shows him a universe consisting of a billion stars. He's ten when he first understands that the light of all those stars shines down on nothing but his father's reflection. He's thirty-three when he finally stops running and stands his ground. And he's thirty-four when he finally has to decide just how it will end. Or: Peter meets Ego early.

"Sorry," said the son of Hades, "but if I surrendered to an organization called the House of Life, my dad would kill me." After a run in with the Kanes, Nico unwittingly ends up becoming a host for the Egyptian death god Anubis.

Gilligan accidentally awakens a vengeful pirate ghost, and later, an equally supernatural ally

Hell was, Snape decided, a crowded railway platform.Post Deathly Hallows. Contains spoilers.

Protection will always be given to those who ask for it. Sequel to 'Elijah's Cup'. Follows 'In the Paper'

Everyone deserves a chance at redemption. Prisoner of Azkaban, Chronicles of Narnia crossover