David doesn’t remember what happened, but he knows it’s probably Jack’s fault.

Spot was no longer the overblown boy hero of a ragtag bunch of Brooklyn newsies. After the strike, offers had started to come in. Political groups wanted him, The Dead Rabbits, Tammany Hall, they all wanted him.

Spot carried the same sense of entitlement wherever he went. Some people called it confidence, Race called it arrogance. One of these days, he was going to get what was coming to him .

“Well kid, you don’t just get a hat. You have to earn it.” Not true. Blink was taking advantage of the kid's innocence now, but hey, he’ll grow out of it soon enough. May as well have fun with it. OneShot

David wonders where he fits in among the other newsies. Complete.

Mush and Race make a simple wager over something that has plagued us all at one time or another.

Everyone wants to know what's there.

One: In which Spot admires, envies, resents, threatens, and looks up to Race.

The story of Kid Blink's first failed attempt as a newsie and his redemption by a cowboyhat wearing stranger.

The Lodging House is a building full of very real boys. They all have their differences, and they all have their secrets. Yet, they are bound to each other - whether they like it or not.

A collection of Newsies oneshots, featuring Jack, Racetrack, David, Kid Blink, Mush, Spot, Skittery, Les, Dutchy a nameless newsie, and a general piece. More to come.

[Complete] Race took pride in being one step ahead of everyone else. Spot took pride in making him realize he wasn’t.

Jack knew, right from the moment they met, that he could always count on Spot. He'd always only be a brige away.

**FINISHED** The Jump of Honor. A harmless initiation for all new newsies, until something goes terribly wrong... *R/R! Gift wrapped Newsies to my reviewers!*~

Skittery's having a bad day. Complete!

Spot has a horrible realization. He is SICK. But the leader of Brooklyn should never have such a weakness, at least not in Brooklyn. So our poor fevered newsie embarks on an odyssey to safety. ONE SHOT

Devastation like nothing seen before has struck New York. For Jack and his boys, there is only one thing left to do: Survive. Crossover with "Reign of Fire." Continued in "The Dusk Descending, Book Two."

Mush was a morning person. Annoyed the heck out of all of us, but there it was.

The newsies have an unspoken code of honor. The Delancey brothers, however, don't play by those rules. This is told from Mush's POV.

[Complete!] David is no longer a newsie, Spot can't forgive Jack for going scab, Racetrack is caught between Manhattan and Brooklyn, and Mush witnesses something awful.

You'se a real odd guy, Racetrack. Why can't you sleep at night? [Insomniac!Race. Violence, language.]

“Blink stabbed you in the foot?” [One-shot]

There is a traitor in Manhattan, or so Jack is led to believe. He doesn’t know who it is, but there is one that may. Which will prove more important: loyalty to all or loyalty to one?

Rated for language. Doing the right thing isn't always the safest thing. The only female OC in this story is a horse, so no Mary Sue.