Beatty reflects on the past and the hope he had so foolishly given up as his final moments burn away into nothing.

Clarisse grew up learning that being different was a good thing in a world where it was frowned upon. She thought for herself and the government found her dangerous. Clarisse just wants a world with bluer skies. The government, on the other hand, wants her and people like her out of the picture. A Short Story.

après son départ de la ville, Montag, dans son errance rencontre un ancien pompier. s'en suit une conversation philosophique avec au centre cette éternelle question: êtes-vous heureux?

A short one-shot AU of the movie Fahrenheit 451 for Coffee Time Films to celebrate having already published 50 stories. (It's my 51st; get it, 451 for fifty-one? Oh well...) Beware the Ray Bradbury title puns. I don't own these characters but I own a BBQ that cremates dinner on a regular basis.

What if Montag wasn't such a bloody push over in the end of the book? Well nothing really, Montag wasn't ever that important in the grand scheme of things...

Montag es ahora un líder y ve las semillas de un mundo libre en un futuro cercano.

Montag is now a leader and sees ahead the seed of a free world. ONE-SHOT

This is about the pedestrian the story that inspired Fahreheit 451. I wrote it a long time ago and just wanted to see how it would do.

A short, whimsical piece of writing, inspired by Fahrenheit 451. Sometimes, you simply feel the need to write, to liberate your lump of synapses from the chaotic thing we call life, that which is ignorant and uncaring of your deepest, most secret thoughts.

My alternate ending for "Fahrenheit.451". There will be character deaths. This is something I whipped up for an English Project.

Just a small school project that I really enjoyed writing. A friend and I switched of every paragraph or so and this was the end result. It is a one shot, as the title says. Hope you enjoy this quick read!

This is what I enjoy pretending really happenned to Clarisse McClellan. Originally written for myself and school. Canon-compliant (I think). ONESHOT.

Clarisse McClallen is more than just a crazy, dead girl; She has made a contribution to this world and she did not regret it even at the her last moments. Rate T for character death.

The Story of Clarisse

A short poem containing Montag's feelings towards his wife, Mildred and the strange girl across the street, Clarisse. (This was written for a school project, and the lines with page numbers following are quotes taken from the book! I take no credit for the lines that have a page number following them. All the rest with no page number are my thoughts and writing!)

Montag has gone insane...he is obsessed with perfection and anything in his way will meet a horrible end of life...What is this horror? What made him like this? (FOR NOW it is a one shot...but it might grow later) (Rated M for MAJOR gore)

The war has finally started and what's worse is that the nuclear explosion created a shock wave that short circuited all electronics in the US. Clarisse, Beatty, and Montag seemingly have nowhere to turn to but a warehouse full of books.

A piece I wrote for Fahrenheit 451. Enjoy!

Basically this is a metaphorical story of what humankind can become if we forget our humanity, tied into the classic book, Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury. Future humanity is portrayed by the cloaked figure, who is referred to as "he." This is not traditional fanfiction, but I hope you enjoy at least the style of writing. (Also, I apologize in advance for the messed up themes.)

What made Captain Betty so spiteful towards books? Books were his passion and his knowledge, yet when he needed answers the most all he found were empty words.

Montag visits her grave after everything that has happened.

It is time for a couple to go and save the world (This was a school project for the book Fahrenheit 451)

[Alternate ending] [yaoi/smut] What happens if Montag decides to confess his love to Beatty instead of burning him alive?

Montag, Granger, and the others return to the city to find it in ruins. When Montag stumbles upon his own house and hears a voice that sounds strangely like Millie, who couldn't possibly have survived, he finds out what is happening.

This is a short poem that is from the main character's point of view as he struggles through all the conflicting voices in his head to find his own way to rebuild at the end of the novel. Bad summary,I know, but give it a chance and at the very least read it for a different view of the entire novel.