L.M. Montgomery left much of Anne and Gilbert's relationship through all of the books to the imagination, with tantalizing little lines here and there. These stories will add some color to the empty spaces.

Gilbert's heart had been broken, but a bit of good news helped him regain his strength. Can he find the confidence to ask again for Anne's hand? Filling in the gaps between the last two chapters of Anne of the Island.

Being stuck with Gilbert Blythe during a freak snow storm wasn't Anne's idea of a good time. What happens when temptation gets the best of her? Modern AU, GGF AU. T for now, but may go up depending on how the story goes.

Sometimes things would be different sometimes not. Another alternative Anne story. AU

What if Gilbert and Anne had made friends earlier? What if... AU

Short snap shots into the insights of married life. Far too little was shown of Anne's and Gilbert's relationship and I don't mean THAT side (although...!) but just every day kind of things. I hope you enjoy them! Includes my previously published stories, Imagine and the Sickness, both chapters are named as such so feel free to skip them! Not particularly in any order!

Gilbert's letters to Anne in Anne of Windy Poplars (Willows). I'm not attempting to write every letter back. These are taking more time then I thought because I would imagine he would write back in response to Anne and what she was going through so I'm having to read the book at the same time very very slowly. Feel free to review I think i may need the support!

The world is a strange and mysterious place. Shirley Blythe navigates it the best he knows how. He's always seen things differently to the others, preferring his own company and spending hours on the same projects from a young age. Too bad autism isn't recognised as a disorder when he is growing up. Published in honour of World Autism Awareness Day and Shirley's birthday (2 April).

The Blythes and Merediths grow up. One-shots set between Rainbow Valley and Rilla of Ingleside.

AU. Walter survives Courcelette. In a way.

Anne and Gilbert's wedding story. Follow behind the scenes of Anne's House of Dreams from their wedding day to all their wedding nights.

Final year... last chance

Now it's getting complicated...

Now it's getting juicy...

Ever wonder what Anne Shirley really thought of a certain hazel eyed boy, or how deeply Gilbert Blythe fell for that irrepressible redhead? Curious about what Priss was like, why Phil couldn't decide between Alec and Alonzo, and what Sloanishness is exactly? Here is everything you wanted to know -and some you'll wish you didn't. They're not children anymore...

Anne and Gilbert on New Year's Eve. "Remember the Bonfire Night... and you pressed against me, so close... I confess there's been a hollow ache within me ever since, as though you'd taken something from me... and sometimes it's all I can think of to get it back." This is THAT Bonfire Night...

Rilla of Ingleside retold from the point of view of Ken, Rilla's brothers and sisters, the Merediths, and the Fords. Find out why Ken fell for Rilla, whether Jem and Faith were really engaged, what Jerry truly thought of Nan, why Walter and Di grew apart, how war affected Anne and Gilbert, and other secrets Rilla never knew about. PART TWO BEGUN...

A look at the Blythe and Meredith children beginning shortly after the end of Rilla of Ingleside. Revised.

'All at once, far in the distance, I saw a long, silvery, glistening wave breaking over them' -it wasn't only the steps of Ingleside the waves broke over when war broke out. Set in Toronto and taking Rilla of Ingleside for it's source, here is an account of the Fords, of Ken, Persis, Leslie, Owen and those around them, during the years of the Great War.

It was never going to be easy to resume the old way of life in the aftermath of the First World War. The Blythes, Fords and Merediths of Glen St. Mary rebuilt their worlds each in their own way. Returning to the characters of O Silver Moon, this is an exploration of the reconstruction of part of that world.

Rilla looks up at Captain Kenneth Ford, this tall man, with whom she was corresponding during the years of the war...was it all a dream? Meanwhile, Dr. Blythe and Susan are having a fit over the affair! "Could you please explain to me Mrs. Dr. dear!"

How a letter from Anne brightens Gil's day...

Little Elizabeth receives a letter from fairyland one day. A Paul Irving and Little Elizabeth fanfic.

Five years after "The Piper", Una Blythe celebrates her birthday by thinking over past events and their results. I would advise reading "The Piper" before you read this, or you may end up rather confused.

In this sequel to Rilla of Ingleside, thirty-six-year-old Una Meredith is forever changed when she receives an unexpected legacy. *Completed*