Dinah the Dining Car is having trouble looking for her alpha boyfriend so she asks a couple of trains to help her out

Dusk felt alone in this cold, cruel world we live in, and her past had finally started to take it's toll on her. During her darkest hour, she finds a savior, and a new friend in the most unlikely of places. Rated T for mentions of depression, suicide, and several character deaths. Note: This takes place in my AU.

Dusk, a were-cat, has been shot, took a wrong turn, and ended up in a world unlike any other she had ever seen. After ending up in the hands of a certain mentally unstable caboose, she quickly finds out he needs her help. Will she be able to balance the responsibility of being his guardian angel, and keep the angry humans at bay? Rated M for language, blood, and dirty humor.

[Mexican production inspired] A young Ferro (Rusty) reflects on his home with El Jefe (Poppa)

[Retelling of the Egyptian myth of Ra's underworld journey] Poppa and Rusty visit a museum where an old boat tells them of the Sun Barque.

A tragic childhood accident. One fateful mistake. It's what Ashley has been trying to run from all these years. But when a familiar face appears at the yard, history starts to repeat itself. Can she face and fight the demons of her past and finally break free or will it be the start of her undoing?

"What if he couldn't wait? Have I left it too late?" An AU where Pearl and Rusty didn't reconcile

[Original London inspired] Poppa and Dustin were able to race in the third heat because the British train was mysteriously scrapped - but how did THAT happen?

After being uncoupled, Dinah remembers how she met Greaseball

This is the closest thing I could get to writing a story through the reader's point of view without violating the guidelines. Sorry if it's written a little weird. You were forced to work overtime tonight, and the weather wasn't the most pleasant either. However, it came with one perk, a new friend from the most unlikely of places. Rated K to be safe.

[Gift for a friend] It's hard for a diesel and an electric to be friends when their families hate each other.

[Gift for a friend] A shy Scottish sleeper has a moment with an amiable American sleeper.

[Inspired by the new 2018 show] A satellite in orbit is visited by a train; a carriage is given a new assignment.

It's almost time for racing season, and new arrivals throws the trainyard into a kind of chaos some are far too familiar with. (Language and content warnings are present; read at your own decision.)

The new lady engine, Mama McCoy, tells little Rusty a story about the Starlight Express

[One shot] A young man approaches the former diesel champion.

[One shot] Espresso discusses his role in the show with Buffy.

Rusty would really like to be in the world championship railroad race. Unfortunately, he's an overworked shunter with no time to train, and no carriage will partner with him.

In the Japan show, Germany had two Nationals: Weltschaft and Flying Hamburger. This story is about the lesser known of the two.

[One shot] Red Caboose has a conversation with his human conductor

A discovery takes the train yard by surprise, but whilst at first it seems like a gift, it soon becomes a source of damage, conflict and grief.

[Original London inspired] After how horribly Belle treated Poppa in her youth, she couldn't understand why he was so nice to her now

[Original London inspired] After "The Rap" C.B. is glad that Rusty is in the final instead of the French TGV - because that means his master plan has a chance at working.

This is just a small one-shot to take a break and regain some inspiration for the other fanfic I'm working on right now. C.B is a newly turned component and is getting a little taste of how it feels to live this "luxurious electric life". Rated T for NSFW hints at the end.

The title pretty much explains the story. This was written to give my readers a proper introduction to Coal, my OC. This explores his past, and gives my readers a glimpse of his withered state, so go on, take a seat, and make yourself comfortable. I have quite the twisted tale to tell... Rated T for coarse language, violence, angst, some train gore, and a character death.