Chava's husband Fyedka agrees to convert to Judaism in order to restore the family dynamics between Chava and her family

Shprintze has a near death experience

Teyve reflects on his youngest daughter Bielke

We never know the end of Fiddler on The Roof. This is what the ending would be in my mind of how Tevye and his family go to America for the first time. How they remember everyone they love. Hope you like it!

From the movie "Fiddler on the Roof", a lost song that nobody missed. The tailor Motel reflects on how everyone's life interweaves in the tapestry that is the village of Anatevka. I don't own these characters, but I have played the suite in orchestra before.

Fyedka and Chava's romance is not just a romance...it's a fairytale. Foolproof, at that.

A short story about Fyedka right as he meets Chava, cuts off before his first interaction with her. This is my first Fiddler on the Roof fanfiction, so please give constructive criticism and maybe give me ideas for anything else you'd like to read.

(Title from Victor E. Frankl's book of the same name): Aleksei Perovsky is a convert in a strange new land. But all Jews get along perfectly well in Anatevka, right? K for now; may get a little heavy later on.

100ish word drabbles about HodelxPerchik I DO NOT OWN FIDDLER ON THE ROOF OR ANY OF ITS CHARACTERS. ALL RIGHTS GO TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS

Hodel refuses to marry Perchik, but suspicion arises when nobody seems to be able to find either of them. Where did they go? Will they ever come back? New chapters coming!

motel is on a bench

A less tragic ending

A backstory I drew up of Perchik's, as well as a post-Anatekva bit. Enjoy!

'This is not mine. Perchik, this is Motel Kamzoil.' Perchik is fascinated by this man, this tailor, and finds himself falling for him. It's not the same as his interest in Hodel, a quest to help her break from society, but something closer to love. Follow him through the story as his feelings develop for a man who must always belong to someone else- not his.

Less than a year after the death of his daughter Shprintze, Tevye is waiting for something good to happen — and then a pious student arrives as a Sabbath guest. When the aspiring scholar falls for Teibl, the second youngest daughter, it seems like an answer to Tevye's prayers, but Teibl herself may have her eye elsewhere. [Based mostly on the original stories. In progress.]

"They gave eachother a pledge" Tzeitels point of view, her story of her love her struggles, and her pledge.

One spring, a mysterious man from Buenos Aires appears in Anatevka, promising the young women of the town a bright future in the Land of Opportunity. As Shprintze and Beylke fall under his spell, Golde grows suspicious. Rated T (just in case) for hints at a serious, more adult theme. Complete.

HodelxPerchiek While performing Fiddler on the Roof, I got to thinking about the gaps in the plot, that didn't need told but I was fascinated by them anyway. Here's the result of my inspiration from other Fanfics and the characters themselves.

The story of "Fiddler on the Roof" from the perspective of Tevye's fourth daughter, Shprintze! This will go scene-by-scene, showing what Shprintze is thinking as her family and her definitions of tradition and marriage slowly begin to change..

I wrote this my freshman year. It's horrible, and unedited but highly amusing to read. Enjoy

(Fiddler on the Roof) On their way out of Anatevka, Fyedka and Chava are assaulted by a Russian Soldier and Chava gets wounded...will she live a happy live with her Russian sweetheart, or will she meet her maker? Find out in this exciting add on to the beloved starcrossed love story of Chava and Fyedka. (Set about three weeks after Chava and Fyedka wed)

A little look at Golde's perspective during the song "Do You Love Me?".

Hoddle seeks the rabbi's blessing when she realizes she's in love with Mendle. Oneshot AU

After Tzidle has her first child Tevere is insulted when a townsmen says he must be disapointed she had a girl

These are the stories of Chava, her daughter Gittel/Olga, her granddaughter Svetlana, and her great granddaughter Nikita.