October 1933. Victor seeks out Senator Beriam after the events of the Mist Wall and demands answers.

1927. Keith returns to the Gandors' headquarters, and Luck is relieved right up until he remembers that there was blood on Keith's jacket when they found it crumpled in an alleyway. (An extension of the reunion scene in chapter four of Fujimoto's 2015 manga adaptation.)

In which Huey formally introduces Sham to Melvi, and the two establish a tenuous working relationship. OR in which Melvi highly underestimates Sham and Hilton and comes to regret it. (OR: In which Sham and Hilton wreck Melvi.)

The Poet lets his guard down while on a mission with Sickle. In the bloody aftermath, he and his existential crises reach an understanding. Post 1935-E (Can be read without having read 1935)

"They hadn't been able to put them in proper graves. They'd just buried them in an empty space in a corner of a public cemetery, without permission." - 1931 The Grand Punk Railroad: Local, p. 129

Hours after the showdown between Liza, Ladd, and Firo in one of Alcatraz's courtyards, Sham and Firo talk and Sham reflects on his own failings. When they meet again two months later on the streets of Little Italy, Sham is forced to confront the realization he is far more ill-informed and ill-prepared to deal with the events of February 1935 than he thought. Gift for KariHigada.

In the aftermath of the Ice Pick Thompson incident of August 1932, Carl Digness visits his daughter's grave. Originally published on AO3 on March 09, 2017. Spoilers for Man in the Killer (#16).

A wild west chase, a café encounter, an airplane ride, religious veneration, and multiple death experiences - and that's only the half of it. A day in the immortal life of Elmer C. Albatross, taking place over the course of centuries. No matter what life throws his way, he remains himself. Oneshot. Warnings for graphic violence.

The night before Christmas and all through the house...

Have you ever wondered, if immortality is real, then what other myths and stories are real as well? The immortals of New York are faced with this question when a mysterious girl appears in their midst with abilities even Maiza cannot completely explain. Contains CanonXoc.

Felix Walken, the former Claire Stanfield, decides to tell his great-granddaughter a story about his past.

December 1932. It is Firo & Ennis' first Christmas with Czes, and Ennis would like it very much if they made an effort for the holidays. Firo does his best to oblige. This is a belated Baccano! Secret Santa 2016 gift for Houjicha, who'd requested something family-themed and Christmassy with Firo et al and the Martillos, and/or the Gandors & Claire. Also available on AO3 & Tumblr.

Berga, Claire, Firo and Luck stumble into trouble when Keith isn't around to prevent it. (Secret Santa 2016)

Mischievous. Claire had never really liked it when people called him 'mischievous.' Until he did. Written in response to an anon's ask/prompt on Tumblr.

A fragment of Maiza's youth - or rather, his resentment towards his father. Written for thegoldenhigh on tumblr, loosely connected to the theme of Day 5: Emotion for Baccanoweek.

Just some short fics of things I think could happen within the story. I haven't read all of the light novels yet, so these are subject to change.

Czeslaw introduces himself to the thin air, over, and over, and over. On streets, in restaurants, in cinemas. "My name is–" "I'm–" "I–" (References to past torture within)

Tim despises clocks. Tick loves clocks. Luck...really would rather not think about them right now, thank you very much. Written last month in a few hasty hours for Day One (Time) for Baccano! Week on Tumblr.

Mortality turned out to be a lie for them. It was never real. Never achievable. And living is the only way to take away the pain. They're not dead. They're not dying. They don't believe they're living either.

No, not yet. A drabble about Ladd's feelings toward his fiancee.

The seven virtues, and how they apply to Ladd and Lua. Or, a series of smutty oneshots using them as a loose theme. General warning for these two being themselves, but there's gunplay, knifeplay, breathplay, and other such fun involved.

(I promise this is the last one (I'm a known liar)) Walking home late on a winter's night Claire runs into two friends who decided to help keep him warm (WARNING: The contents of this fanfiction are consensual though its hard to convey in writing given the context so the events may have overtones of rape, I apologise in advance) Damaged Goods

Nine times out of ten, Ladd meant well in trying to comfort his sister, and sometimes he succeeded. But usually, it was much more likely that he would inadvertently traumatize her or bring up bad memories. TW: A wee bit of gore in chapter 2. Regular warnings for 1930s-typical sexism, gender roles, and heteronormativity throughout.

Taking place during the drugs and the dominoes arc. A mysterious girl attempts to rob a green hat wearing camorrista. There are now two Claire's. Eve genoard makes a new friend and Jacuzzi splot can't seem to stay away from conflict. (This story does contain an OC but I will try to keep the Mary-sueness down to a minimum)

Chane can't speak, but she can talk. Claire can't hear her, but he can listen. (One-shot)