The Cricket on the Hearth. The Peerybingles resolved the problems in their marriage, but what happened between Bertha and Mr. Tackleton?

Our Mutual Friend. Eugene Wrayburn is not as indifferent to his rival's suffering as he pretends to be; unfortunately, it takes two to make peace as well as war. Eugene/Lizzie; unrequited Bradley/Lizzie.

This is based on Sydney's last thoughts before his final sacrifice, one of the most beautiful and saddest scenes in A Tale of Two Cities. There's not much else to say; it's all in the poem.

AU where Charles makes a wrong turn on his way to Paris and ends up in Belgium. Sydney goes to save him and learns about Belgian beer (and himself) in the process.

Sydney is granted a second chance to win Lucie's love. Will he succeed this time?

We all know Sydney Carton loved Lucie and her family enough to give his life but when they are in trouble after his death he comes back from heaven to save the day once again. Every odd chapter 1,3,5 told mostly in flashbacks until chapter 13

A series of single, double, and triple drabbles about Dickens's female characters. Usual disclaimers.

Etta is new to the frightening streets of London, but when the Artful Dodger takes pity on her she's swept up into his exciting world of danger, criminality and...love? Dodge x OC. Rated T for too many innuendos .

Edwin Drood, 2012 series. Rosa has a plan to trap the murderer, if only her friends will listen.

"...can I not save you, Mr. Carton?" - Sydney-centric. Mentions unrequited SydneyLucie and CharlesLucie.

Dombey and Son. The first Mrs. Dombey gives Florence one last piece of advice.

Dombey and Son. Walter loves Florence very much, but sometimes her behavior frightens him.

Dombey and Son. Florence's thoughts after her escape to Captain Cuttle.

Something isn't quite right, and Dickens knows it. DISCLAIMER: I do not own Charles Dickens.

A poem about Miss Havisham from Great Expectations. Character by Charles Dickens

On his way to fetch Jenny, Mortimer reflects on times past. An Our Mutual Friend story.

Ernest Defarge reflects on the passing of his wife and his emotions regarding the matter. If he never loved her then he shouldn't hear her phantom knitting needles clicking in the middle of the night... Monsieur Defarge One-Shot

Little Lucie believes in passionate romance, believes in it so strongly that she reads far too deeply into clearly meaningless glances. However, as she recalls her swift departure from revolutionary France several years ago, she reflects upon her mother's fleeting expressions and realises that perhaps not everything is as perfect as it seems. Little Lucie One-Shot

After the burning of the château of the Marquis St. Evrémonde, Theophile Gabelle is in prison for being the Marquis' former servant. As he waits in the cell, he reflects on the times that have brought the Revolution to fruition.

A two-part short story based on A Tale of Two Cities. In it, two men personify what Dickens may have meant when he wrote "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..."

A short poem inspired by Dickens' classic novel. It speak of the hatred and fury of the Jacquerie against the Old Regime, and how the color red would define their Revolution.

A miracle of fate saves Sydney Carton and the seamstress from the guillotine at the last minute, and they end up falling in love with one another.

Written for a prompt: "They said she was dangerous, but I couldn't hear them." It's about Madame DeFarge from A Tale of Two Cities. Warning: Violent themes

David Copperfield. What was in Murdstone's grasp was a chance for redemption. He never even realized it.

David Copperfield. She thinks she would not be his better angel if he really knew her heart.