A poem describing the nature of Anton Chigurh.

There were a lot of things Nan oughtn't to have done in her life, but the big one was probably blowing out some guy's knee caps in front of a psychopathic killer. M for canon-typical violence

She'd won her life in a coin toss, and she'd chosen to follow him. She followed him over land and the bodies he left behind. She'd follow him to hell. This pretty empty girl. He'd kill her one of these days. The only thing stopping him was the possibility she might kill him first.

A spinoff inspired by the book and the movie - one shot

A scene following a killing. Quite short and just a practice story. Also, to understand the scene, you must have seen 'No Country For Old Men.' Sorry for wasting your time with my horrible story...

The deal was simple: Anton was to kidnap Teresa for ransom. He was to call her mother and demand 2 million dollars for the safety and release of her daughter. The third party who organized this would be sorry they dealt with Anton Chigurh.

Anton, a physcopathic cereal killer has just survived a brutal car crash. This is a continuation from the end of ' no country for old men

Anton only has a plan A, while Carson plays triple threat tactics with plans A, B, and C.

Another version of Anton and Carla Jean's Show-down.

One Shot. The events surrounding Ed Tom Bell in World War II. Based on the novel, but there was no "No Country for Old Men" under books. Note: grammar mistakes are intentional in an attempt to imitate author Cormac McCarthy's writing style.

Their encounter was seemingly coincidental... DISCLAIMER: I do not own No Country for Old Men.

How does Anton Chigurh get his arm fixed and how does he repay the person who helps him? There's only ever one way... Rated M for slight gore.

It was a moral obligation, not the luck of a coin flip, that would keep her alive. They would have to blend into the desert soil together. She would be forced to accept the soul of a killer, and he, to distinguish liability from the need to protect.

A revision of the scene between Anton and Carla Jean near the end of the film.

How did Anton Chigurh become the physical epitome of violence? What turned him into the beast we saw in NCFOM? Chapters 4-7 are up. COMPLETE!

NCFOM; post-film. What is violence if it cannot destroy? The only enemy Anton Chigurh has to face now is the past. One-shot.