Knowledge is power - and as is information. Artemis' newest invention allowed him to gather sensitive information from secret service's files but as nice at it seems: he is not the only one interested in it. Linus Fitch, a rather famous name in international ganglands, is keen on that information, ready to do whatever it takes and involves several people in his heedless plan ...

Six year-old Artemis gets a glimpse into the family business. (of a feather Part I)

Tim reflects on his past, present, and future. A look into his change of heart and his relationship with Artemis. (of a feather Part II)

The Butlers have been protecting the Fowls for centuries. Except that one time, when Dima and Domovoi Butler were scheming to kill the Fowls...

What if there had been a final spark left in the defibrillator after the Gate closed in book 8? A story about how in the end, surviving feels like being condemned to exist as a ghost all the same.

He sometimes leans out his window, the blanket of thick night wrapped firmly around him with only the face of the moon to speak with. He makes conversation with the craters of her eyes, but she doesn't reply, his words lost on an evening breeze. He sometimes wonders if magic has interfered with his system, as the moon wordlessly beckons him out.

A family stitched back together by magic must strengthen its own bonds at some point. When Artemis returns home from Hybras, he must face the family he left behind — and revisit the childhood he thought he'd long moved past.

The most curious thing about the odd relationship between the bodyguard and his charge was that it was an inversion of the process of parenting. For Artemis, ever the inventor, had slowly, perhaps even unconsciously, molded Butler into a paternal figure. A reflection on blue diamonds and brilliant gold.

Getting Butler to talk about his time in the army is hard. After all, one does not become a Blue Diamond by sitting down for senseless chitchat. So, how do you get a man like Butler to tell a story? By tempting him with an equally wild story in exchange.

Butler has been alone since Artemis disappeared to Hybras. He encounters a kitsune, a fairy fox, and hopes she can help him find his lost friend. But slowly he begins to bond with, even fall for the beautiful creature.

Artemis had been alone, uncertain, and afraid on that day, waiting for his father to awaken after Holly saved him from the ice. Sitting in the hospital, he had met a girl. The girl, though frail in health, had a magnetic and powerful spirit; so strong that she alone could awaken his sleeping father. But it was after that he saw her light shine everywhere he looked. His miko.

Artemis comes in search of the Priestess of the Fairies. She holds a title lost to time, but impossibly entwined in the Fowl Family history. When he finds her and her sacred magic and his stolen fairy magic mix, will he be able to hold on to his humanity?

Once upon a time... a mermaid fell in love with a human and gave up her voice to meet him. But can she truly trust the sea warlock to keep his word? Can love save the day? Or should she have stayed under the sea?

Root rejected 79 female Recon candidates before finally accepting Holly Short. Vinyáya has never forgiven him for it.

Artemis Fowl II was after a fairy, but he captured a strange one. Ava Nicolae is a sprite with human lineage, and that human lineage wants her back—even more than the fairies. Can Artemis combat the forces of human magic, and gain his gold?

Collection of one-shots about Artemis and Holly's life together as a couple, one-shots which may or may not contain actual milestones.

Butler knew he shouldn't complain about extra backup. Dealing with blood-thirsty angels, lost demons, and gold hoarding dragons was more than one man could handle alone. But was it too much to ask for said backup to be competent? His dead uncle and the dangerously curious university professor were less than ideal, given the arrival of angels that didn't drop in to protect anyone.

In an extraordinary example of bad luck, Artemis Fowl Sr. happened to make the acquaintance of Jon Spiro at an otherwise unextraordinary charity gala. Though years have passed since the show-down in Phonetix's R&D lab, Spiro wants answers. What a pity that his mindwipe got lost in the bureaucratic shuffle following Artemis' own. [Post-series. For the AF 2021 Big Bang].

When Artemis attended Saint Bartleby's, there was a particularly bold student who took to ribbing Artemis, calling him Left-Foot Fowl, as "he had two left feet, and couldn't kick a football with either of them". A tale of teenaged awkwardness, private school politics, and, most of all, Artemis' horrendous social skills.

After some unfortunate events in which Artemis is accused of being a changeling, the 12-year-old finds himself on an impossible adventure. (Heavily au; takes place in the 1600s. Cross-posted on AO3 and Amino. Cover art by a-bit-of-joy-is-a-bit-of-me, from Tumblr!) Rated T just in case.

Alexandr Butler, the intended bodyguard for the next Fowl heir is dead, executed in Iran after a political coup. In a frantic attempt to keep up the family tradition, the 23-year old Lance Corporal Domovoi Butler gets disengaged from his service in Monte Carlo and reluctantly travels back to Dublin, Ireland to meet his future employers as well as his baby sister for the first time.

At four years of age, Juliet Butler is living in Ireland under the care of her brother, despite being an American citizen by birth. Here's why.

Northside Middle School is busy rehearsing their production of "Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony" when strange things start to happen. Microphones malfunction, actors forget they're even in a play, ice appears all over the bathroom floor… and that's only the beginning. Is it possible that some characters from the book have stepped into the real world?

An Artemis-Holly romance story, firmly set in the world of Artemis Fowl, except all the dialogue is lifted straight from Star Wars Episode II. Not joking.

A/H oneshot, fluff. Artemis receives a gift from Holly… a photo album. Taking a look inside, he goes down memory lane and remembers how their relationship grew over the years. He recalls skiing shenanigans, a questionable first date, and his return home from Mars. (Spoiler warning for Luna Minor and the first Fowl Twins book.)