Lucifer's Rebellion has been defeated and banished from Heaven. Still, the Will of God resonates within Lucifer and his fellow Fallen. What will it take for life to become 'prettiest After the Fall? (A semi-sequel to Lucifer's Descent and Timour's Tale.)

Just how lucky is a horseshoe against the Devil? The Painted Doll seeks an answer from the man who inspired the story. (A semi-sequel to Lucifer's Descent.)

Just a series of unrelated TDC poems.

it about an evil doll who can posses anyone and raise the dead

As Lucifer prepares for his war against Heaven, and an old friend with questionable loyalties reappears in his life. As they talk, Lucifer attempts to determine if she is a friend, a foe, or perhaps even a lover.

Life's been rough for June and Cora, but by holding onto each other and their dreams, they both know that someday they will make it. Someday, even if it only happens in dreaming, they will go from the gutter to the stars, and they will be together for the whole time.

Wick and The Twin band together to toughen the Magician up and get him selected to partake in acts of his own. The biggest problem is the Magician's low self-esteem and gullible nature. He also struggles with being a hopeless romantic. Wick puts together a plan to make The Magician a force to be reckoned with. Pairings: The Magician/The Twin and One-sided The Magician/Wick.

Tamara chooses to stay in the Carnival, after overcoming her imperfection.

Once again, Cora is forced to confess her sins, but once again, it doesn't work, and she ends up in the same place in which she started, but she just can't help it! The apple is too tempting, the Serpent is too persuasive, and she, as Eve, is far too weak to stand against either of their allures. Besides, the apple is too worth it. (Based off the Abby M. poem "Heaven Above/Below")

A songfic about The Ticketman by Rachel Rose Mitchell about how Scorpion joined the Carnival. AU if you want it to be, doesn't matter one way or another to me. (Song sung primarily by the Ticket-Keeper, but also by Painted Doll, Lucifer, and Carnies.)

Redemption does not come for all souls in Hell, but there are some who may be worthy of the chance to ascend to Heaven. As Lucifer oversees the activities of his realm, he once again comes across his favorite doomed patron, and realizes she might finally understand the error of her ways. The problem, though, is that Lucifer might not be so ready to give her up...

Cora knows that certain flowers stand for certain things, including certain types of love, but she doesn't know enough to understand why June decided to ask her out to a dance using violets.

It had been a long, busy day in Heaven for Cora, so what better way than to relax with a nice hot shower? Oh wait, June was getting involved in this, wasn't she? Well, forget the whole "relax" bit. Two girls, one shower. Nope. Neither of them were going to get very clean (or relaxed) tonight.

Cora is about to meet her new college roommate. Fingers crossed that the girl isn't too loud and wild. Oh, wait never mind. This June Freeman girl seems pretty Devil-may-care. But is she really? Because the one thing Cora was always taught was to never judge a book by its cover. Even if that cover was painted with rainbows and parties. But she sure is pretty...

What is Tamaras role in the carnival? One Shot

The Magician is in love with someone, but it hurts like hell. Is there a way to set himself free?

After 12 long years, June and Cora and all their friends finally graduate high school! (Plotless fluff/short recap of my own graduation which took place June 3, 2018)

June and Cora personally attend a Derby for the very first time. (Plotless fluff. Late post of something I got inspired to write on the actual Derby Day).

Caroline Flint Jackson, born Alexander Flint Jackson III is beaten to death while walking to work from a youth center. She wakes up only to find herself dead in a Devil's Carnival. Only one problem-she shouldn't be there-she has done nothing on earth to deserve such a fate-other than be an example of God's fallibility. So Lucifer gives her a choice: join the Carnival or burn.

Cora slowly comes to terms with what it truly means to follow her lord and savior and to give him her everything. (Just some dark musings about how good a God like this one can be).

After that wondrous first day in Heaven, June, Cora, and all the other applicants engage in an age-old ritual to foretell their futures in Heaven. It's fun, but nobody can understand why June's lot is so bad.

Agent is dead and Hell is celebrating. One particular carnie, however, is not quite finished rubbing in her long-awaited victory.

The day has finally come for the applicants to receive their numbers and join Heaven proper. One applicant in particular is honored above the rest, but she can't bring herself to celebrate. Not when she has a fallen angel to mourn. Unbeknownst to her, there is another who feels the same.

What if the Translators were sent to Hell instead of Agent? What would happen if only one of them made it out?

Hell is rising, their war cries are reaching Heaven. Not a single angel is at rest. What frightens them most of all is that they know every single singer from down below and one in particular is especially hungry for their blood.