The same old story, the same old song. A tale in which the newsies of Lower Manhattan go on strike, and David Jacobs gets roped into it. High School AU set in 1999. Told through the eyes of multiple characters. Rated T because, y'know, newsboys curse.

That's just it, wasn't it? She wasn't thinking at all and instead jumped in head first into strange territory. There was definitely a pattern for her choice in romance. The fast pace kind that would suddenly stop without any warning whatsoever. But...Albert wasn't like that. (one shot) (modern AU)

The strike is over! Only good things can come now, right? Apparently not for 16 year old Fiddler, a.k.a. one of the few girl newsies.

In which Davey finds his life turned upside down and then slowly put back together again in the most astonishing ways. (See inside for details)

Six months after the strike, Race and Spot barge into the Newsie lodging house carrying an unconscious Katherine. Meanwhile, challenges with Pulitzer ensues once more...

Headcanon story thingies! I don't know how to explain it! The Newsies Pringles just took the newsies, chucked them into some modern situations and headcanoned about it! Headcanon is a verb now! If you have a request, you are encouraged to leave it in a review, and we'll do it!

Ain't it a fine life! Carrying the platter through it all! A mighty fine life, carrying the platter tough and tall! When the time strikes, we does what we wishes! Maybe cook some fishes! Hafta wash the dishes! What a fine life! Carrying the platter home-free all! In other words, this is an AU in which the modern newsies work at a restaurant. Includes all the characters.

What power, you might ask? Well, supernatural powers, of course. Special abilities far beyond the ordinary. Or, as common folks might say: superpowers. This here is a oneshot collection of stories in which the newsies have superpowers. It will include all the characters, but some more than others probably.

The strike is over. The Newsies are back to selling papers. And Jack and Katherine's feelings for each other haven't changed a bit. They grow to love each other more and more every day. No matter what happens on their journey together, Jack and Katherine will always love and believe in each other.

"We're gonna need someone to write about it, to spread the strike.' All eyes turned to Charlie 'What'" Ink , an amazing seller and writer, fights a long way to write about the strike when someone else barges in, threatening to take away two things that give her a reason to live: A dream, and her brother. A mix of both the movie and the musical, with characters from both.

You can plan on a change in the weather or time, but you'll never plan on him changing your mind.

A Newsies royalty AU that I started writing on whim and am now serious about continuing. The basic idea is that Medda is a literal queen and Smalls, Jack, and Race are her children, so if you're into that, give this a shot. Rated T purely because I'm not sure which way this'll go, but it should be kid-friendly for now.

Part 3 of the Modern!Theatre!AU. Jack and Crutchie are still working at the World Theatre and living with Elaine and her brothers. March 12, 2020, their whole world changes. It is a summer of life-altering realizations as they all learn more about themselves and each other and hopefully become better people for it. Yes, this is the COVID quarantine one. Very gay.

(One-shot Collection) No. 10 - Someone really should have warned David about it, but no one did.

Sometimes the beginning, isn't really the beginning. Sure, the story may start at a certain point, but that doesn't make it the big "Once upon a time" so to speak. Feister Johnson has a rather mysterious origin not many know about. How did she become a newsie? How did she get her nickname? How come she has such a hard shell? Well, that's the beauty of an origin story, isn't it?

This is about an outcast homeschooled girl who has just moved to New York, not expecting to ever make any friends. But when she finds what seems to be an empty room, and her life changes forever. (Obviously a highschool AU; includes mentions of church, but is not by any means religious; rated T because I have no idea where it's going!)

Cinnamon is moving to Denton High School on a scholarship, and she's not excited. She expects it to be another friendless, boring year at another stupid school. She has never been more wrong. Especially when she runs into the school newspaper club members who the students call the "Newsies." (Modern AU, if you didn't figure it out already. :D ) Cover art by @cherlosity on Tumblr!

November, 1906: Edith Pulitzer, Katherine's little sister, takes Jack to the opening of the Egyptian wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Fluffy sibling-in-law bonding ensues. Part of the A Small Life series, set after Eyes On The Stars.

"I likes the name. Little Wanderers. Sounds like a kids' baseball team." "We are not adopting enough for our own baseball team, Jack, before you even suggest it." "But think o' the fun, Ace –" "Not a chance." 6 years after their marriage, Jack and Katherine decide it's to adopt. Things, however, are rarely so simple. Sequel to A Small Life, with major spoilers for that story.

'Tis a Newsies oneshot collection, fellas! In here I will post anything from stories of when the newsies first became newsies, to goofy modern AUs, to cute lil' stories about the ships, and of course everything in between these three examples! Included ships are: Jatherine, Sprace, Blush and Smallsper. Enjoy!

Pretty simple, some newsies oneshots set in the 1700s where all the newsies are pirates. Just for fun so updates may be slow. Rated T mostly for language, should be fairly kid friendly. Disclaimer: I'll be using Nonbinary JoJo and Female Sniper and Smalls, there'll also be Sprace, Smallsper, Jatherine, Blush and if you're lucky, I might give you a little bit of Javey here and there

Summer, 1961: Jack and Katherine take their great-grandchildren to the park and reflect on what it means to be young. Part of the A Small Life series.

Crutchie didn't know where his life was headed until he met Violet- the determined suffragette with her own story to tell. Aka. Crutchie finally gets the love story he deserves. Ft. surprise cameo appearances by historical figures because #historicalreferences

Jack is pretty sure that he's being held together at the seams by coffee and pure force of will. And then it isn't quite enough anymore. Inspired by T.S. Eliot's 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock'. Pretty dark, stuff about suicide, self-harm, depression etc., so please be careful.

"Since when do you take notice of my clothes, Kelly?" "Since I's been wantin' to takes 'em off o' you?" Life ain't been easy since the strike, especially not for Jack and Katherine. With class differences to battle, a crowd of thirty newsies to support, and no idea where their future lies, the couple struggle to carve out their small life in a big city.