A short epistolary sequel to Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice". Nine letters between Mary and Kitty outline what happens to them after the original! Written as a task for my Fan Fiction unit at school - might expand.

What if Lydia hadn't gone to Brighton, and never eloped with Wickham? What if Jane's letters to Lizzy didn't bring bad news? What would have happened then when Darcy came to call on Lizzy at the inn? A second chance...

What happens after that fateful walk when Elizabeth Bennet agrees to marry Mr. Darcy? The plan is to take the characters to the wedding and possibly beyond. Feedback Very Welcome! Book version...

What if Elizabeth had not responded to Darcy's proposal by mentioning Jane, Bingley, or Wickham, but only referred to her own feelings in an attempt to make the uncomfortable episode end as quickly as possible? In this version, when asked why he was rejected with 'so little endeavor at civility', she gave the most honest answer: "It is quite simple. I do not love you."

Elizabeth Bennet had often been called an excellent walker, and so she was; but even she would own that there was some small risk involved in taking such solitary walks.

Ned gets sent back to before it all came crashing down... Or, an exploration of what could have been.

"She's got a sickness, that one. It's in her blood. Scary to think what she'll be like when she's full grown. If the gods are good, she'll die before that." A three-part story focusing on the infamous House Bolton, the traitors in the North.

Rickon was known as the Savage Stark, a reputation he was more than happy to let spread. When he is suddenly betrothed to Shireen Baratheon, he loathes the idea of dealing with a frail weakling. But what happens when she turns out to be nothing like he expected?

Oberyn sets out to seduce Lyanna at Harrenhal, and she lets him. So what happens afterward?

Set just after Rhaenys's death and the sack of King's Landing.

A look at the sibling relationship of Tyrion, Jaime, and Cersei before the twins leave the Rock. Cersei and Jaime plan to stay together, but Tywin has other ideas. Three-year-old Tyrion isn't quite old enough to understand old enough to understand.

Robb Stark is born a girl.

Some AU. Different outcomes. Robert Baratheon summons his youngest siblings to court. Renly and Katherine Baratheon must try to confine their lifestyles to fit the stingent rules of Kings Landing while keeping their secrets in check. Some things they didn't count on: Renly declaring himself as king when Robert dies, and Jaime Lannister becoming an unwitting hero in their story.

Her parents were twins, her grandparents were cousins, so it almost seemed like fate that Joanna Baratheon would fall in love with her twin brother Joffrey. They agreed to be together forever but as Joffrey becomes more powerful and demanding Joanna begins to doubt both herself and her brothers right to the throne. (The sequel is now in progress)

When she is demoted from Princess to Lady, Cassana Baratheon feared she would never achieve her dream of becoming one of the most powerful women in history, but she was wrong. As daughter to a King she began to want more. As wife to a King she will make and break kingdoms. And as the adviser to a King she will help forge the greatest dynasty Westeros has ever seen.

Basically it's the same plot of the books, but with a main difference: Viserys is alive and he's sailing to Westeros. The story is told by many unusual points of view, such as Tommen, Doreah, Jojen, Marillion and more! The characters are too many to only pick two, and if you like some of them in particular you probably won't like this.. enjoy, anyway! :)

After eight long years, Arya Stark returns home to a newly reclaimed Winterfell. R/R

"The Stark men had honour – a trait known well throughout Westeros. Eddard Stark had honour and it had cost him his head. His son, Robb, had honour too and that had cost him his heart." AU where Robb Stark kept his promise to Walder Frey [Post-War]

What if Sansa and Arya both got away from King's Landing before Ned's arrest? Read about their adventures and developing relationship while the whole universe seemingly conspires to keep them far away from home.

"Robert Baratheon is to marry Cersei." "I know Father, the prospect of having your daughter as a Queen has been on your mind ever since the days of the Mad King. But what am I to make of this?" "You will marry Prince Oberyn Martell of Dorne. It would seem that I require the need for a daughter of mine to be a Princess too." Nothing good can ever come out of this marriage...right?

Most likely the worst marriage arrangement ever but it seemed only Arya and Aegon saw that...

AU, OOC. What if Stannis had never suspected Cersei? What if Jon Arryn had died naturally five years later? What if Varys and Illyrio had been given time to perfect their plan to put Aegon on the throne? What if Rhaego had survived and Daenerys' dragons had grown? Sansa/Theon. Arya/Joffrey. Margaery/Robb. Told in three parts by Theon, Margaery and Arya. COMPLETE.

These are snippets out of Rhaenys Targaryens life.

Modern AU: Gendry is a cop, Ned Stark his boss, Sansa is engaged to a politician's son and Arya is Arya. Follows the original story in a modern settings. Gendry is a rookie cop who finds himself arresting a feisty girl only to discover it is his boss' daughter.

Arraon Hill is the firstborn of Lord Tywin Lannister but a bastard with an unknown mother. A Son of the Great Lion and a friend to the Dragon Prince, will the Game of Thrones keep this illegitimate son in his place or will he prove to be as true a Lion as his Father before him? (Disclaimer: I'll be altering ages and dates when necessary but I try to stick to canon as much as I can)