What do you do when the only people you've ever known, the only people you've ever loved, your only family, is constantly at risk of being ripped away from you? When you're only holding onto them by a thread? You take what you've got, and you tighten your grasp. (Modern AU)

John Laurens gets a job working at an orphanage to escape his abusive Father where he meets Alexander Hamilton, a coworker who is also running away from a terrible past. Both are treading too carefully to break their barriers and talk about it. Instead of connecting over healing from dark pasts they begin to run away from the subjects that remind them of home until tension snaps

It's been two months since the strike, two months since David and Les were sent back to school, two months since Jack had left New York. When David hides that he's being picked on by some guys at school, things go spiraling downwards. However, some bruises are just too hard to hide. Warning: Later Jack/David (even though its very mild)

WWII has plagued the land of Britain, forcing two families to stick together more than they have before. Joanna McCarthy soon finds herself visiting her neighbors, the Pevensie siblings, out in the country at the professor's mansion. What adventure will come of the old, dusty wardrobe in the spare room? Surely nothing Jo had expected. PeterxOC

Jack is once again struggling to protect his brothers from Spider's wrath. Companion piece to Racetrack's Migraine and Spider's House. Rated T for violence and language.

Gordie's cousin comes to live with him after her parents kill each other in a drunken rage. She's scarred mentally, but then, so is the rest of the gang. She joins the expedition to find Ray Brower, but will her haunting memories hold them back from fame? Or maybe it's a good thing they're slowed down... And will her past decide to let her live her life, or will she never recover?

After a rather long stay at the refuge, racetrack comes back acting differently. He doesn't smile as much as he used to and he's always snapping at someone. And not to mention, the nightmares that plague him every night. Of course, Jack takes notice and is determined to figure out what happened to make race act this way. Set a few years before the strike.

The wardrobe looked ordinary enough; just old wood carved in beautiful, detailed patterns. But something lie beyond, waiting for four little boys to find it, to break an everlasting winter and save the world that shouldn't exist...

Jacqueline "Jack" Kelly, leader of the Lower Manhattan newsies, must protect her newsies and fight back against the increased price of papers all while juggling hiding her secret and attempting to get closer to the new guy. Novelization of Newsies Live (2017) - sort of, bonus scenes added!

When Jack takes a young boy under his wing at the Refuge, it changes both of their lives forever.

A foster kid and the beautiful rich girl. What could go wrong?

She used to have big dreams. She dreamed that her words could dethrone kings and restore justice where it was sorely missed, but now she uses her keen eye and sharp mind for lesser tasks. Catching cheaters, mostly. That is, until a man named Jack Kelly pays a visit ad begs her to find his brother. But Jack is hiding secrets of his own and his brother, Crutchie, might pay dearly.

When a new girl named Sage comes to the Lodge, the boys try to make her feel included and welcomed, but Sage won't trust them. She doesn't trust anyone. When she forms a bond with a certain Newsie, she begins to realize it's ok to trust people again. Until someone from her past shows up. ModernAU

In which a big brother is overseas and his boys are struggling to make it through the day without him. Modern AU

I've been on my own for 4 years. And to be deaf I've done pretty well for myself. I've never needed anybody before, but when the famous Jack Kelly helps me out. I find out how nice friends can really be, and what real love feels like.

How does a kid in fashion school end up back on the streets in 1899? I have no idea either. I'm Quincy, and this is my story.

It's a tough life for the foster kids of Manhattan already. Now their school is trying to ship them off to the Refuge over nothing? Not if Jack Kelly has anything to say about it. (Modern AU).

Modern AU. Determined to escape the shadow of her legendary father's Tony Award-winning career, Katherine Pulitzer joins the national tour of King of New York. [Inspired by "Ace Up Your Sleeve" by newsies-on-a-mission. 2017 Live! musicalverse Jatherine one-shot.]

"The boy still ain't woken up. Don't tell my doctors, but I did sneak outta my bed to get a closer look at him. The name on his wristband is 'Kelly, J.' So, I'm gonna call him J." (Crutchie's POV, Modern AU)

Davey had no clue what to make of this boy. He and Crutchie Morris had exchanged a few friendly glances and nothing more, but Davey was still plain perplexed by this kid. Despite all he'd been through, he was still all smiles." (One-Shot) (Deaf!Crutchie AU)

Crutchie looked down at his feet, then back up at Jack with eyes that were no longer smiling. A blush climbed up his freckled cheeks as he rose his hand to his ear. He tapped his ear, then shook his head. "What's wrong, kid?" Jack asked...Suddenly, Jack got what he meant. Crutchie couldn't hear him. (One-Shot based on "Speaking Volumes (Without A Sound)" by ValAndMarcelle.)

Jack Kelly has never heard Crutchie Morris's voice. (The Deaf!Crutchie AU no one asked for but I needed.)

Written for Circulation Three of the Newsies Pape Selling Competition. Race takes Romeo, Les, and Crutchie to the waterpark to celebrate his birthday.