Lotte, a curious young girl, roams England in an attempt to find something to distract her from the dullness of her everyday life. Then, by chance, she see's Alex Delarge. Eventual Alex/OC. Please Review!

This is day one.

He has nothing. Nothing now but this darkness inside of him. it's time to let the monster out of his cage. [Alex/OC]

"Sooner or later, all the malchicks of the East End have to learn." (Part 2 of 3)

Despite Aurora's sharp tongue and strong confidence she is friendless and there is no one willing to stick up for her, he can mess around with her to his heart's content and not have to worry about any consequences. He's chosen her as his plaything and that's just too bad for her isn't it? She's tough but he'll break her, it's what he does best. Alex/OC

"I had a lot more to worry about than a few bezoomny vecks in black vestments who couldn't govoreet to save their souls." Part 24 now playing.

Alex is at it again. His victim, Marie Foster. But Alex might have bitten off more than he can chew when she revolts against him.

During Alex's coma in the hospital he receives a visit from three ghosts. The ghost of his past, present, and future to be more specific. An early Christmas present to all you lovely people who've been so supportive of my messed up stories. Inspired by Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol" if that wasn't already obvious. Please R&R

How did Alex become the monster he is today? Find out in this exciting prequel! RATED M for violence, language, Alex's dirty mind, and implied rape.

Three years after Alex is released from the Staja, he is still cracking at the old ultra-violence, but with three new droogs to replace his old ones. He is an idol to all teens and is loved by the government for his "reformation" and cooperation with the Ludovico Center. But when Alex accidentally murders an old friend, how far can he go before he is caught and severely punished?

Just some more ACO poems. I like writing poems...

Atti and Red were two different girls who would never meet under regular circumstances. See how their stories intertwine.

Ace was brought to England to live with her abusive father. Ace tries to find solace in sneaking out, but the streets have become dangerous. She soon develops a hatred for gangs, and, after acquiring self defense skills, Ace prowls the streets alone, fighting any droog that crosses her. But what happens when her greatest enemy becomes her greatest friend?

Bad milk-plus makes for upset stomachs and a not-so-fun evening for Pete and Alex. Rated M because barfy droogs aren't something everyone likes, other than that there's nothing inappropriate. Cheers, all!

Ira always seems to be saving people without setting out to. With a long history of disappointing her parents, she has finally made a turnaround; That is, until a band of female thugs note her talent, and Ira is suddenly catapulted into a world where she struggles to meet the expectations of both good, evil, and something... or someone... in between. T language, etc. Alex/OC

That's when it hit him. The bruises, the tears, the scratches, the ripped tights, the blood running down her inner thighs, the way she trembled and hugged herself in a painfully childlike way of protection. The girl cowering in the bushes on this cold November night had been brutally raped. One Shot. Pete Centric.

Vanessa Coleman has the unfortunate experience of finding out her beloved and caring beau Alexander Burgess is, in harsh reality, a sadistic and abusive monster cleverly disguised as a human being. One Shot. Trigger Warning for Rape, Abuse, and Language.

I walked alone down the Flat Block Marina and let out a small quiet guff as I thought of her. She was too good for Georgie. I wanted her. And what I want I get. One-Shot about Alex's one that got away.

Just a little re-write of the lyrics of Singin' In The Rain to suit Alex DeLarge a little better.

One of Alex's previous victims is brought in for questioning after he has murdered the Cat-Lady. However, it seems she was more of his groupie than his victim. Italics represent the events taking place as she tells the story, and regular text is her testimony. One-sided Alex/OC. Rated T for sexual content. Backstory for Natasha will soon follow!

He really loved it when they screamed: A Series of One-Shots. Strictly Alex's POV; Warnings: Graphic Rape Scenes, Gang Rape, Coercion, Minor Rape, Sexual Assault, Taking Advantage of an Intoxicated and/or drugged Victim, Sexual Harassment, Violence. Not a Happy Story. Rated M.

Alex has fallen in love with a girl that will change his life in wonderfully horrifying ways. (These are based off the Fantastique recordings before they were discovered) For demonbarber14

Ali is Pete's sister, you know the quiet one. She however, begins to change when Alex starts abusing his power as gang leader. Everything seems to go haywire after the gang turns on Alex and he ends up going to jail, how will Ali be a part of all this? Will she side with Her brother? Or with Alex?

Time ticks on

HOW DOES A CLOCK WORK ORANGE? is an illustrated, post-modern parody with Alex DeLarge reliving his harrowing journey through the fantastical world of Dr. Seuss; a world where the Nadsat wordplay is rhymed and impenitent mischief abounds, his reconditioning is that of whimsy, yet what ensues...still confounds. For more check out: /howdoesaclockworkorange