If this is sick, Ponyboy doesn't want to be well.

I don't talk about it. I never talk about it.

Qu'est-ce qu'il en adviendrait si Dallas serait encore en vie? Et que son destin croiserait celui de Cherry Valance! Tous les deux partageant un foyer dans les prairies de Windrixville. Tranche de vie, comédie, drame et romance.

A familiar enemy is coming. The gang is ready. This will be the end to everything. Who will win? The final installment of the vampire Outsiders.

Summary: Mattison is the younger sister of Two-Bit Mathews and one of Ponyboy Curtis's only friends and she is in love with Sodapop. The only problem he doesn't see as anything more than Two Bit's sister.

After Johnny and Dallas died, a lot changed for Ponyboy Curtis. Life throws a few curveballs at his family and suddenly, Ponyboy's left relying on the one person he pushed away: his oldest brother, Darry. Will Ponyboy and Darry's relationship heal over time? Will everything be alright again after these crazy years? Only time will tell.

Sodapop Curtis was two years old when he discovered that his twin sister Sadie was a girl, but somehow, Sadie had always known. [AU. Connected to my other work but doesn't depend on it.]

Curly knows he's bound to die young. Companion to 'If Only.'

It's Ponyboy's first ever rumble, and the Curtis brothers try to hide it from their parents.

'Arrogance and Aggression' is a frothy Jane Austen-esque AU about love and friendship among the greasers (and their sisters). Dallas Winston is aggressive. Lucy Bennet is arrogant. Though she vows to hate him for the rest of her life, she begrudgingly realizes she may be wrong about him and about herself.

Tim Shepard works hard to whip his gang into shape- but one greaser in Tulsa threatens to bring that all down.

Ponyboy Curtis went to college in NYC like he always dreamed he would. His life in the big city comes to halt after one damning phone call. The news of Soda's death sends Pony back to Tulsa where he never felt more like a stranger. That is until he finds console in a familiar face: Randy.

Dallas walks into class for the first time in his life. Steve can't believe the toughest hood in Tulsa decided to show up for French class. Author's note: I just felt like the friendship dynamic between Steve and Dallas feels kinda unexplored.

Sylvia finds herself at Buck's bar drinking the pain of losing Dallas away. Her world comes crashing down in a single night when she realizes not everyone makes it out of Tulsa alive.

Curly Shepard wakes up to an empty house. The whereabouts of Angela and Tim: unknown. Little does he know: he's not the only one home.

After reading a spell, the gang all switches bodies. Now they have to figure out how they live each other's lives and wait until the spell wears off. One-Shot. Request by Deximon.

Ponyboy is a college student who regrets a choice he made. He dances along with his room mate and his best friend Angela.

The summer Ponyboy turns eighteen, two things happen. Vague companion to 'Play It Cool.'

Girls come 'round for Steve, too, sometimes. Period typical language and attitudes. (I own nothing.)

Ash and Two-bit receive an unwelcome visitor from the past.

It's 1969. Michelle Randle has been away studying at NYU but has come home to Tulsa for a big family Thanksgiving. It's 1969. Ponyboy Curtis has been away studying at Columbia University but has come home to Tulsa for a big family Thanksgiving. Both of them are hoping for a nice, calm, happy Thanksgiving - especially as it's their first one together as a couple.

Nothing, absolutely nothing, could've prepared me for this.

Steve had never told anyone else about what happened when he was eleven years old. His dad told him to forget about the past and let it go, so he did. Or at least he thought he had until the memories he tried to bury in the past came rushing back into the present.

""J-Johnny-y-y," I cried out, trying to reach for him, but Randy had my arms pinned above my head and no matter how much I struggled, he wouldn't let go." What if the Socs had done something terrible to Ponyboy before drowning him? What if Johnny couldn't save him from it and was forced to watch?

Darry has always been a protective big brother, but in 'The Outsiders' we didn't get to see much of that side of the oldest Curtis brother; this is my general idea of what the Curtis' life looked like before 'shit hit the fan'. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the characters or 'The Outsiders', as it belongs to S.E. Hinton