When Race disappears for three weeks after kissing Spot, everyone starts to worry. Spit finally decides to go and talk to Jack to see if he had seen him. On his way home to Brooklyn he sees a familiar face standing on the top railing. Sprace! Bad description, but lots of Hurt!Race

Another story of the boys living with Snyder as their guardian, and how their love for each other can overpower their hatred for the Spider. One-shot. Companion piece to Racetrack's Migraine.

Christmas is a time to be with family and the people you love. Or a random stranger at the bar. Close enough, right?

Spot always met Race halfway across the suspension bridge that connected Manhattan to Brooklyn. Everyday.

Hey um.. this might not be the best but it's about Jack and Race and what they're life is like... Jack is 7 and Race is 9. so I hope you enjoy

Christmas was a holiday that Jack had never truly understood. Not until this year.

Young Jack and Race (fourteen and twelve, respectively)are caught by Snyder and sent to the refuge. But things take an unexpected twist...

Race may seem cocky and overconfident- but who is he really?

"We're in the same art class and I'm awesome, but you're not and you're failing and you need help so I guess I'll tutor you" AU

It was supposed to be a night of celebration. If only it had been that. When Warden Snyder is released with no charges, all he wants is revenge for on the kids who tore his work and life to shreds.

It's Christmas. The Spider was gone and they could be happy. Right?

It's not quite smoking cigarettes in the school bathroom, but it's just as bad. (Or so Davey Jacobs thinks.)

Katherine was totally, one hundred percent, absolutely normal. Except for her one huge ass secret. She was totally, one hundred percent, absolutely gay.

The riot was happening around them. Chaos seemed to be swallowing the city whole. But he was running back anyways. "Davey, no!" And the Refuge wasnt too far away.

A series of fluffy/angsty/family-brotherly one-shots of our favorite Newsboys! T just to be safe.

Race realizes that Brooklyn may not be as bad as he thinks it is.

"What's the matter with ya? What do you write about at three in the morning?" "I gotta think about movin' on, kid." Twelve-year-old Jack gets up in the middle of the night to discover he's not the only dreamer. [Prompt: Person A is sick/hurt, Person B needs emotional care/advice/someone to vent to and they end up taking care of each other.]

Jack finally tells Davey all of his secrets.

Race is as tough as they come. But even he still has nightmares sometimes. Brotherly fluff.

Jack and Crutchie get to go home. (Sequel to Change of Plans)

He'd been dealt a bad hand his whole life. He only saw one solution. But his luck was bound to change eventually. (Companion to No One But Me)

Central Park's annual Halloween Night of Frights has once again come. There's a haunted house, a scary story contest, and of course the annual scavenger hunt. So, can the remaining champions keep their title, or will someone break the team apart? (modern AU) (one shot) (takes place a few months after A Girl Newsie)

Racetrack is mostly happy - go - lucky. Enjoys spending time at the track, hanging with the rest of the Newsies, etc. But one night Race is followed home by a strange man, and though he initially dismisses the situation, the odd feeling doesn't let up as the man continues to make appearances. Race can't decide if he's only imagining the man's intentions or if he's truly dangerous.

Davey gets accepted into the college of his dreams, but that means leaving behind everything he knows. Without the support of the Newsies, how will he succeed amidst what he knew to be his life falling apart? An intense and emotional fanfic with many themes not recommended for children under 13.

Katherine and Jack have to deal with her father scheming to break them apart.