Ponyboy gets placed into foster care after Social Workers come to check on them. He gets placed with a family with a dark side. Abused and neglected will Pony be able to survive? Read warning in Ch 1!

The violent firing and tempering of a certain family dynasty - and, no, not the f***in' Kennedys. Can be read as stand-alone, or as the sequel to "When Later Alone." Warnings include: "Adult Language," Mentions of Past Sexual Abuse, and SLASH - OMC.

Darry decided Pony was well enough to go back. To school. To life. Well enough from the concussion, from the loss of Johnny and Dally. I want to scream. He's apparently not well. I'm suddenly scared.

Sometimes, I wonder what my life would've been like if I'd never written that stupid theme. If I'd been allowed to stay with my brothers. If I hadn't been forced to move from home to home.

Sequel to Darker. The beginning, the middle, and the end. "I know you can keep a secret." But I'm not three years old anymore.

A week after my parents' accident, the nightmares start. I tell my brothers I don't remember them, but that is a lie. They're not just dreams. I'm starting to think they're memories.

Fire and water. Dead heroes. I am not the same anymore. I am floating on the surface, dazed, so afraid that someone, something, will come and grab me and drag me down. Because this time, I'm not sure I can get up again.

When one story ends with disastrous consequences, Ponyboy Curtis is sent back to Tulsa where he finds a bad reputation, a psychic and another story waiting for him.

Everyone has secrets. They just never knew one of their parents had something like this. Some shocking revelations threaten to unravel what's always been known as truth.

20 of the best days in Sodapop Curtis's life.

The taste of freedom and the written word get to Ponyboy Curtis. And with a mystery hanging over his head, brothers breathing down his neck, Ponyboy is about to discover that sometimes the story's in you. So are the lengths you'll go to find it.

It's summer. Pony's older, Darry's tired. Pony doesn't want to listen and Darry makes a mistake. For the both of them, taking off is only the beginning.

She screams and it's all Ponyboy can hear. One-Shot.

Ponyboy Curtis meets an acquaintance he has been trying to dodge for years.

Darry deals with a lot. But he never expected to deal with something like this. One Shot

Ponyboy Curtis and the 20 lies he tells.

20 Things Darrel Curtis is afraid of.

20 reasons why Steve Randle severely dislikes -- or so he likes to think -- Ponyboy Curtis

Continuance of Changing Tides. Back from the war, Pony realizes not all things will go back to the way they were before...including himself. Now completed!

After the events in the book, Pony tragically gets himself in some trouble. But will two important friends from the past see him through? Warning: drug use mature language...

Even six months later, he still hates it and what it holds. One-Shot

Sodapop leaving was only the beginning. The Vietnam War takes its toll as Darry Curtis struggles to hold on to his remaining brother, while remembering what he's lost in the process.

"His heart ripping a hole through his chest, Jack turned around. Bones was on the ground, his eyes blazing behind broken frames, pistol in hand." Jack is missing. The brothers pull out all the stops to find him, until they discover what their baby brother has been up to, and what, or who, he's turned into. Post-Four Brothers. Pre-Death Sentence.

"Nah, Jackie. I been in a lot 'a houses 'fore I came here. This ain't no house, kid. It's a home. Can be yours too." Bobby tries to convince Jack to stay. OS Pre-Movie.

"Hey, Bobby." A voice pierced the silence Bobby hadn't even noticed was hanging in the eerily still air...If he wasn't already close to death, he would have guessed his heart stopped right then and there. "Jack?" Bobby's jaw went slack and he felt his clenched, stopped heart begin to race... T for language and content. Read. Review. Enjoy.