Bod has kept his promise. He's had many adventures, experienced as much as he could. In short, he's had a full life. But now it's time for him to return home. (Oneshot, rated K.)

The time of Silas' existence was limitless, barring injury; he could feasibly examine the sum of the world's knowledge before his time ran out. So why does he fear that he will never know the answer?

An epilogue to the Graveyard Book. We get to follow Bod as he reminiscences over his life after leaving the graveyard.

This is a follow-up chapter on The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. It takes place 70 years after Nobody Owens left the graveyard. I created it as a project for my literature class, and I hope you enjoy it!

Silas had born witness to many things over the course of Nobody Owens's long and fulfilling life. But now it was time for Silas to bear witness to Bod's final night of life, before his former ward finally took his long awaited ride with the Lady on the Grey.

Scarlet wakes up one night from an unsettling dream.

When the time is right everyone shall ride with the grey lady.

Bod has grown-up and left the graveyard. Despite this, the characters from the graveyard worry about Bod, especially Mr. and Mrs. Owens and Silas. What is Bod going to do now that he has left the graveyard and where will he go?

She would never know why the word haunted her.

"The Creator called forth five of His creatures: a dragon, a sphinx, a living man, a ghost and a water spirit and said to them: You are my Honor Guard. Add to your numbers as you will, but keep my Covenant. Guard the boundary of what is from what must not be." Written for Yuletide 2014.

L'étrange vie de Nobody Owens :: Lady Owens était morte sans enfant. ::drabble, gen::

Wu Xie and Pangzi go to Changbai Mountains to save their friends, Kylin.

It's 1941 and Bod and Scarlett are stuck in Auschwitz Concentration Camp. In a final effort, the two try to escape the clutches of Commander Sleer and attempt to find their way home. A dark AU of the chapter where Bod and Scarlett meet the Sleer.

It was a half-joking suggestion of Mother Slaughter's, him finding the graves of Bod's first family.

It is just what the title suggests. We get a glimpse into Silas's thoughts and emotions when Bod is to leave the graveyard. I checked all the dialogue and actions so that it would match the book, it does. Please read and review. (please?)

Bod comes back to the Graveyard. That's all i can say. I wrote this for an english project a while ago. Please review. (Even you guys from the SPN fandom seeing this, i know you're there.)

There is a girl named Mag Summers who has lost her family. She has wandered for a week in search of them and instead finds a graveyard at the top of the hill. A boy named Bod is strange, yet her only friend. Will both their stories change with each other?

Diez años después de que la vida los separara, Scarlett Perkins y Nobody Owens son reunidos por el destino. Egipto es el punto de partida de esta historia, inspirada en el gran libro de Neil Gaiman, "El libro del cementerio."

The Lady on the Grey, Bod, and Silas are all startlingly different people, but the Danse Macabre brings them together. Well, two of them anyway. The other it tears apart.

ONESHOT. Nobody Owens is still a young child in want of a friend, and one who cannot contemplate the finality of death. He talks with Silas about why the living are afraid of the dead.

During his travels through Europe, Bod visits the Luxembourg Gardens, where blissful couples stroll the paths. He meets a mysterious old man, and receives some advice.

Various and sundry one-shots about Silas, and how he came to be who he is.

Silas makes a weekly excursion for supplies, and an unfortunate cashier learns more about him than she'd like.

epilogue to graveyard book set twenty years after the end. what really happened to bod. DICONTINUED

Silas, like most beings who have lived for a long time, has an almost infinite well of patience. And on the rare occasion that that well goes dry, there is someone he talks to.