Steampunk/Pirate AU. Pirate captains Antonio Carriedo and Arthur Kirkland may have to put aside their differences to face a bigger threat. Feat. fem!Romano and fem!America, (Spamano and USUK) but there will be a lot of Hetalia characters in this one. Non-nation human names used. Minor character deaths and strong language, violence, and other themes.

She was dramatic. He was dynamic. She was precise. He was impulsive. He was James, and she was Lily, and one day they shared a kiss, but before that they shared many arguments, for he was cocky, and she was sweet, and matters of the heart require time.

A oneshot about Spain, France, and fem!Prussia as they think about their lives together. Gakuen AU, non-nation human names used. Sentimental and cheesy and lots of cussing from fem!Prussia. Art from Hima's blog!

It is December 1773, and colonial America is getting tired of England's control freak ways. Based on the actual historical tea party because I am a dork. Human names used, non-USUK, just silliness. Who thought it was a good idea to let Alfred Kirkland near a bunch of drunk revolutionaries, anyway? Rated T for language to be safe. Cover image by Himaruya.

Just a fem!America/Russia fic taking place at one of Amelia Jones' birthday parties...Bad Touch Trio and some other characters thrown in. Just a oneshot, fluffy and silly. Rated T for Amelia and Romano's language, and alcohol, but that's it. Art by Hima.

Feliciana and Lovina run away from home, disguise themselves as males, and join Antonio's pirate crew. pirate!Spain, fem!Lovino/Romano, fem!Feliciano/Italy, Spamano, Gerita, and all sorts of other lovely goodies. Rated for Lovina's vocabulary.

Lovina Vargas was less than thrilled when she and her twin moved to a new city. What happens when her family convinces her to audition for the school musical? Rehearsals and romance, of course! Genflip AU, rated for mouth and innuendo. BEING EDITED - current changes: 15/29 chapters

Crossover of APH and The Steadfast Tin Soldier from Fantasia 2000. England as the Tin Soldier, fem!America as the Ballerina and France as the Jack-In-The-Box. Idea originally taken from Rockets on Tumblr. Links within.