The funny thing about war is that the insanity is kind of contagious. ... It spreads, and it makes a show of it. Another Vietnam oneshot from Soda's point of view.

In the midst of the Vietnam War, Sodapop Curtis writes a letter home. Or does he? Maybe some things are best left unsaid. Oneshot. Dedicated to Queen Jane and Hahukum Konn. Why? Because.

Completed. Steve copes with the aftermath of Vietnam: his injury, the loss of his friends, and his return home

Based on Hinton's post book timeline. Sodapop and Steve are in Vietnam. Things are about to change. Soda's POV. Character death.

Steve Randle lost everything in Vietnam. Now, back in the states, he wonders what he's become. .:What have I become? My sweetest friend. Everyone I love goes away in the end.:.

Soda gets shot in Vietnam and remembers the events that brought him there. Possibly a tearjerker. war fic.

Soda's in Vietnam and writing letters. After book events. Rated T just to be safe

They were torn apart by necessity, then thrown back together through fate: Sodas injury in Vietnam brings him back together with the one person he thought he'd never see again. Sandy's job puts her in a position she could never have foreseen...

Just something I felt like writing. Soda's departure for Vietnam.

OneShot. Sodapop returns home from Vietnam. It's twothirty in the morning and I can't think of a better title right now.

I think I found out early on that when you’re young and at war, your mind wanders unceasingly, whether you want it to or not. Oneshot. Soda's POV. Rated T for war violence and language.

We were simply newbies, cherries, or FNGs. But they were hardened, seasoned infantrymen, ready for anything thrown at them. I admired and envied them all at once. Oneshot. Soda's POV. Rated for language. Companion to Fragments.