"and this our life exempt from public haunt, finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks, sermons in stones and good in everything."- The Duke As You Like It Act II scene I. Love, friendship and finding a home in exile

Romeo meets another young man and becomes more than just a friend. ( ʖ )

A short story of Romeo and Juliet if they were in gang banging.

A crazy "love" story between Romeo, a rich man and the mysterious Juliet.

Edmund and Cordelia meet one night, a week before Lear's 'love-test', and encourage each other to take slightly different courses of action than before. What will come from this new alliance? How will fate shift over the unsettled head of the crown? How will divinity shape their ends?

Juliet and her best-friend's, Carmen, met a mysterious guy who would change their life forever...

the story is about two young gay men whom became lovers. But the situation around them forces them not only to stay away from one another but also one of them to change his sexual orientation. The decisions that are made do not go as planned and the story ends very tragically.

A remediation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Nights Dream"

The famous story of Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet brought up to date. The lovers will do everything to be married despite some adventures and the disagreement of their family. This fanfiction mixing humor and parody is made up of 6 acts.

or: ophelia's last moments (drabble)

An extract from the diary of Tranio, servant to Lucentio.

A collection of random prompts and pairings, because really, love can never be boxed neatly into a single category.

Hannah and Chris love each other. Ben and Brittany hate each other. John hates everyone. Peter's just happy to be here. Love, drama, and heartbreak, in a way only High School can provide it. Based not so loosely on William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." *Crossposting to my FictionPress account with the same name*

A modern adaptation of Act I of Shakespeare's As You Like It. Set in an office setting, Orlando is an unpaid intern and a glorified janitor, while Oliver is the CEO under Freddy, the Big Boss. Rose and Celia, well, not even T-Stone knows what they do in the office. Everything gets interesting when the annual fundraiser rolls around. [Only an adaptation of Act I]

Companion piece to Of Whims and Memories, you do not have to read that to understand this. The night before Horatio loses everything, he has two unexpected visitors. One welcome. One not.

Malvolio can't face going on working for Olivia after everything that has happened. Sir Andrew doesn't want to stay in Illyria, either, and so the two men decide they might as well travel together. But when they meet a dying knight, life becomes really, really strange. Crossover with Arthurian legend, Greek mythology, and The Phantom of the Opera.

Hamlet returns to Denmark to find Ophelia, his one and only love, as dead as poor Yorick. He's angry, grief-stricken, savage, remorseful...and then, suddenly, just a little bit hopeful. An alternate ending to the classic tale that might finally give Hamlet his happy ending.

A story based off of Taming of the Shrew and Pimp: The story of Iceberg Slim.

Horatio gives Julia, a lady-in-waiting at Elsinore, a diary for her birthday. Follow the events of Shakespeare's Hamlet through Julia's eyes as she records her observations of volatile Hamlet, lovesick Ophelia, steady Horatio and other courtiers.

Der berühmte Shakespeare-Darsteller Lars Eidinger eröffnet ein Performancefestival zum Thema Fanfiction.

Another story written by my mom (I believe when she was in high school)! A peek into Kate's diary shows us how she REALLY feels about being a shrew, and how not-so-sweet Bianca may be after all...

What ran through Macbeth's mind between the scenes of Act V? What truly drove Lady Macbeth to her death? The tables have turned on both of them. The partners of greatness still care deeply about each other, but they no longer understand, seeing an alien mind where their beloved one used to be.

After Hamlet's death, Horatio reflects on what might have happened differently.

In the beginning there were two brothers. There were two brothers in the beginning. "I have shot my arrow o'er the house and hurt my brother."

This is Hamlet, seen through the eyes of his most trusted friend: Horatio. After the harrowing events at Elsinore Castle, he decides to confide in a good friend and take the ultimate decision. T for feelings, flowery language and other mentions.