Angel Helling is a new student at Welton. She poses as a boy and goes by her real name Angel. She pretends to be just like the rest of them and is even under the student exchange program. She meets a boy who is to become a doctor, but wishes to be an actor. Can she keep her secret and like him at the same time? Neil/OC

Kathleen never set out to break one hundred years of tradition when she attends her grandfather's school. It's only for a term, what could possibly happen? But time and fate don't wait around and don't have favourites. What starts off as a fairly regular term soon starts spinning out of control as the budding free thinkers clash with the rigid authority at Welton.

A troubled 17 year old girl who sings the blues, plagued by the recent death of her parents, moves to Delaware to live with her stuffy grandfather at his boy's prep school. Little does she know, during the course of a few months, she would be touched by the lives of seven boys as they form delicate bonds with each other and change their lives forever.

Todd, depuis le suicide de Neil, n'est que l'ombre de lui même. Neil, ce garçon aux cheveux bruns désordonnés et aux yeux de la couleurs des pins. Neil, son premier et meilleur ami, qui l'avait aidé à prendre confiance en lui. Neil, le garçon qui avait agit et qui n'en était pas revenu indemne. Alors que le châtain se referme peu à peu sur lui-même, une drôle de lettre arrive. Et e

It's early spring, and Todd and Neil go out on the town. On a date. Anderperry oneshot. Fluff.

It figures that Todd has a crush on his roommate. But how can he not, when Neil's kind and pretty and maybe, just maybe, likes him back? Anderperry oneshot.

Living, deeply dreaming, walking barefoot down an empty street. I'm writing this for you—for me.

On that dreadful morning, Meeks tried to soothe Todd with four words: "You can't explain it." Maybe he's speaking from prior experience. Maybe Steven Meeks has already lost a loved one to suicide.

He is on the way to see Santa Claus. THE Santa Claus! Yet Neil's too busy fretting over the boy stuck in the caboose to care. (Dead Poets Society/The Polar Express fusion.)

At the tail-end of his senior year, Todd is finally called back to the old indian cave, where he discovers that someone has been forgotten. (Post-canon.)

(A Love, Simon ripoff) in which Neil hides a letter in a book and Todd finds it, and an anonymous correspondence ensues.

Neil's twin sister Lynn takes a vacation to talk to her brother-twenty years after he died.

The two share a moment before Neil heads off to rehearsal. (Anderperry fluff.)

A look at what happened to the other Welton boys after Neil's suicide - the rest of that school year, and possibly afterwards. Because I am desperately interested in character, this fic will be absolutely lemon-free. There may, however, be some mild cursing (thus the T rating). Thanks for reading.

Todd's not supposed to like him this way, he knows that much. But most of the time he gets lost in the boy anyways, it's a bit hard to abide by the rules when they tell you to stay away from someone like Neil Perry. Neil's just as awkward. It's great. They're having a ball.

just a m/m retell of a scene between Todd and Neil :)

What if the Dead Poets had been able to talk to Neil before he died? This is what may have happened if the boys had paid Neil a late-night visit to voice their congratulations. Very slight Anderperry, depending on how you see their bond. Rated T just for themes of suicide. No coarse language or anything. Please read and enjoy! Happy endings all around this time! :)

In which, Eliza Keating, John Keating's niece, attends Hell-ton under special circumstances and comes close to the biggest romantics at school. Especially one in particular. Neil Perry x OC. Full summary inside.

Todd gets to see Neil again. It ends in the WORST way possible. Warning: death and potentially disturbing images and topics are contained within. Depressing.

50 moments lost in time, occasionally remembered (mostly by Todd, but perhaps more accurately by Welton itself)

Months after Neil's tragic suicide, Todd visits his grave and tells him everything he regrets not doing when Neil was alive. Anderperry if you close one eye and squint. One shot

Pitts and Meeks attend Yale's University of Physics. Despite being away from his parents, despite the new environment and the interesting lessons, Pitts remains the shy boy with the low self-confidence. Until he meets Nellie Russell, who helps him realize that even someone like him can be important.

One day at Welton, Mr Keating tells that thinking for themselves, understanding poetry properly and not just how Dr J Evans Pritchard teaches is a battle, that their hearts and souls could become casualties. Todd sits in his seat, looking at his textbook with the page ripped out and thinks that if words are the army in this great battle, then his retreats, every time.

He always came on a Saturday. It was a given fact, as surely as the prescence of the universe, that he would come. Todd visits Neil's grave every Saturday, and reflects on the memories they shared, the pain of his loss, and how much Neil really meant to him. Whump. No slash but slight Anderperry if you squint (could be romantic or just friendship).

Gabriel Denings is sent to Hellton and encounters a kind and quirky group of boys who truly understand how to suck the marrow out of life. This is their adventures as young men. AU where Neil never shot himself, and Mr. Keating never got fired. Written in memory of Robin Williams and his amazing characters.