Hundred-word vignettes (by MS Word's count,) of silly moments about the manor. I'll probably keep this open-ended and add to it as I think of new ideas.

Every man must grow a pair. Sebastian's little master's all growed up.

The Circus storyline is changed from the beginning to well past the end, by just one small word spoken somewhere in between. And a certain Earl Phantomhive will never be quite the same again... Chapter 8: The Very Long Night

A collection of 100-word slice of life drabbles. Symbolism, word play, and tomfoolery abound. Various characters, various genres. *FF word count differs from more accurate programs (they ARE exactly 100 words long)*

The boat scene from the season one finale, rewritten as Shakespearean poetry. A mix of prose and blank verse. Iambic pentameter used for the verses, with the occasional feminine ending.

With Sebastian micromanaging meal preparation in the Phantomhive kitchens, the only way chef Baldroy can get noticed is by bringing out the heavy firepower. Maybe it's time for Bard to take his culinary education into his own hands, even if it means overcoming demons of the non-Sebastian kind. If he fails, his finger is on the chopping block. The butler never makes empty threats!

Beginning a series of 100-word drabbles (the title is not included in the word count) set in the world(s) of Black Butler/Kuroshitsuji. They may be based on either the anime or the manga, and cover subjects from humorous to tragic, depending on my mood at the time. Drabble #2: Playtime

A pre-canon story. Several hundred years before Ciel, the demon was not known as Sebastian. And the demon knew of, but did not truly know, such human emotions as hope, joy or grief... until...

Sunny girls don't stay girls forever, they grow up to be radiant women, but Ciel still can't believe Lizzy has changed

Or, the Great Queen. It's August 1892, a year after the Zodiac Case, and Elizabeth and Ciel are still hanging on tenterhooks. But when Ran Mao crashes in through Lizzy's window one night to tell her Lau has been kidnapped, things get a whole lot messier. Ave atque vale. LizzyCiel. Sequel to Domina Esques.

There was only one place Lizzy belong, by his side, as his partner, his friend, his sword to drive out the darkness

Five times Sebastian Michaelis saved the Phantomhive staff and the one time they saved their demon butler.

A contract completed, a soul rendered up as payment. Yet sometimes even the smoothest of plans fail due to outside interference.

Or, The Lady Knight. At sixteen, Lizzy Middleford has been on a tour of the continent for a year. Now, she's a different, sharper person than before...and she's determined to take her place at Ciel's side, whether he likes it or not. All hail the Queen's Paladin. Eventual CielLizzy. Cover art by cielking-art on Tumblr. COMPLETE, with sequel upcoming. May be expanded.

Just exactly what IS Charles Grey's issue with the butler of Phantomhive? Some mature themes and rough language.

Remember those Dos Equis commercials?

A lonely life doesn't always mean a sad one.

Sebastian reveals a bit more about demonic nature than Ciel is comfortable hearing. It's good he didn't tell the boy the whole truth... (Sexual themes, dark-ish humour, disturbing imagery. Not a lemon but still quite tart.)

Oneshot, set straight after chapter 65. An ill boy and his injured demon. The hour after a ship arrives and what follows.