First-Person POV ficlet, set between TPatC and E, E. A month into serving penance, Cenobite Prince ruminates on his situation. A little Pinsty by default at this point.

Oh, just a collection of small drabbles, inspired by random words, focusing on the relationship between the ambitious reporter Joey Summerskill, and the ghostly Elliot Spencer. Based upon the third Hellraiser movie.

Post Hellraiser III. Prequel to 'Tainted Bonds'. Joey Summerskill ponders on her life following on from the Hell she almost tasted a year previously, and the brave man who sacrificed himself to save her. Shades of Joey/Elliot. One Shot.

Kirsty takes in the man who is no longer Elliot Spencer, but is trapped in his body nonetheless. (Pinsty/Elsty, drabble-based AU. Inspired by the ending of Hellraiser: Judgement) (on pause)

This is a story about a man's downward spiral into opening the lament configuration. As such the ceonbites won't be considered villains more so as a guide into their world. This is more about the man and his journey and I hope that's what you focus on when reading it.

With nothing more to live for, and with no bargaining to be had, Kirsty decides to face her destiny head on...but not without a little hesitation. Post-Hellseeker. Pinsty.

She's always tired, but hates sleeping. (One-shot prequel to The Pin and the Casket, set a year after HR 2. Pinsty.)

Here is what I remember: At first I know nothing, not even myself. (First-person one-shot. Rated T because it's Hellraiser.)

Sinfully sweet short stories.

They both thought they knew what the numbers on their wrist meant. They were wrong. (Pinsty mini-series, because I can't be stopped. AU.)

A box, a column, and a pin are game pieces, and a small handful of humans are the players. As a beautiful woman starts to set the stage for her brutal reclaiming of the bizarre Labyrinth dimension, people find themselves drawn into the clutches of the Lament Configuration - or drawn back. (Amalgam retelling of 3 & 4 with a bit of 2, canon-divergent. Pinsty.)

Small flash fiction. After acquiring a new soul, the Hell Priest finds himself sidetracked by a certain item in the mortal's possession. Birthday Present for Nikette/ArtGem.

Kirsty has a dark secret that she's trying to discover and when she does find out what will happen? I do not own hellraiser or any of its characters.Rated just to be safe

The mind is a labyrinth, its wounds an oubliette. A ghost haunts a haunted girl. An ominous pillar whispers darkness into vulnerable minds. An unholy god seethes, and writhes…and waits. A Movie 3 AU timeline where The Channard Institute was never torn down and Kirsty Cotton never left it. Pinsty-by-way-of-Elliot Spencer. Joey/Terri. Canon-typical subject matter.

On his first year, the prince is cursed. Pinsty one-shot.

Kirsty goes to a club. She finds more than music. Pinsty.

A collection of short drabble stories centered around Kirsty/Pinhead, which are inspired by random words...Some dark, some sweetly sinful, some just plain sweet...NOW COMPLETE.

Kirsty has opened the box for the (almost...?) last time. First time I've ever written anything in my life let alone published it. Please criticise it so I can do better next time. Thanks .

Small drabble piece that serves as a direct sequel to 'Always Here for You'. Kirsty finds herself welcomed to Hell, after many years of running from it... Post-Hellseeker, Pinsty. Happy Valentine's Day.

Her heart and soul was not his to take. The Hell Priest works against all he has been told and taught to keep it that way.

A priest runs afoul of the Cenobites but all is not what it seems. Rated T

It's a first for Hell. A child has been born to Pinhead and Deepthroat. She grows up to be a very promising young cenobite but an old enemy is lurking in the shadows. Rated T for now.

Another look at the destructive relationship between Captain Elliot Spencer and my OC, Nadine Jones. There can be no salvation in damnation. Ok that summary sucked...just read it, trust me, it can only get better. :)

A girl cries out as she runs for her life. A drabble.

Kirsty discovers she is a lucid dreamer in the throes of a surreal and unnerving party. Pinsty. Rated T for mentions of blood and gore.