Faith kills herself. Buffy discovers a letter she left for her. Poetry story. Update/note after 14 year hiatus. (yikes)

Qué hubiese sucedido de existir el mundo de Sunnydale unicamente dentro de la cabeza de Buffy. ¿Quién era entonces en realidad Spike?... Una historia acontecida en una realidad alterna. Basada en el capítulo 17 de la temporada 6: "Normal again".

Buffy, Willow and Xander take on Edward, who is a pain in the neck for almost the entire student body in Sunnydale High. (working summary)

Set after the events of Season 12. Spike's been avoiding Buffy. Buffy is annoyed. Angel wants to save the person he loves, and Giles is adjusting to his own changes. A short little fix-it fic for Spike and Buffy. This is a sequel to "To Find Her Way Back to Him," but you don't have to read that to get this.

Set in season 12 of Buffy. Buffy wants to find her way back to Spike. She just doesn't know how to do it until he shows up. Disclaimer: I own nothing. Joss owns all.

Set just prior to Season 12 of BtVS. Cordelia pays another visit to the earthly plane – this time to warn Buffy and Spike about the future. Disclaimer: I own nothing. Joss owns all. Spike/Buffy, Cordelia

Written for the Which Willow ficathon. The prompt is: "What if Willow was sent to L.A. to bring back Dana in the Angel: the Series episode, 'Damage?" Disclaimer: I own nothing. Joss owns all. Spike and Willow friendship but hints of Spike/Buffy, Willow/Tara, and Willow/Kennedy

Someone dies and has a regret. The regret requires fixing. That fixing involves Spike and Buffy. Of course, it all goes haywire. Or does it? Set in the future and in season 4 of BtVS.

Do you remember when we were just kids? (A childhood-friends-to-lovers AU and the rocky road they take to find themselves and each other) (off-site fic)

Willow, a penniless hipster, meets a mysterious woman while out on the town. Quickly falling in love, she makes it her mission to dispose of her new lovers past. All feedback is welcome! PG13-NC17

Xander gets mad when Spike forgets when they shared their first kiss.

Darla asks Drusilla if she had a good time. This is about her answer. Rated teen for gore. Pre-series.

When one of Willow's spells backfire, Buffy is turned into a baby for twenty-four hours. But Willow's not stressing. How hard could it be to take care of a child for one day?

One spell can change everything. So can a kiss. Spike and Buffy's destinies have always been intertwined, but in the depths of the Black Forest they'll discover just how far it goes. And who knew that the Brothers Grimm were warlocks? Snow White inspired. Spuffy. One-shot (?).

Buffy and Dawn move to England, meet old friends and rent a victorian house. Inside they find an dolls house that is the replica of the house they are renting. What they don't know is something or someone is still living in the dolls house. Will they manage to get out alive. Contains Buffy, Willow, Dawn, Faith and OC

For all those times the camera cut away but you were left wanting more... Allow me to fill in the gaps. A series of Spuffy "missing scenes" that could have so easily been part of canon. From throughout the seasons.

When Tara Maclay finds her heirloom necklace broken, she must find the right jeweler to fix it. She stumbles across an ad for a jeweler and antiquities specialist, by the name of Willow Rosenberg.

Immediately post-Chosen. When Buffy is offered a rare gift, what will she decide to do with it? Two-shot.

An idea for a spin-off series set in the same fictional universe as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.

Faith reluctantly attends a party to celebrate her relationship with Tara - and finds that things aren't as bad as she anticipated. (An addition to the Bondsverse series)

People change. Sometimes the changes don't make sense. Sometimes they make … a KIND of sense.

A Slayer walks into a bar … and it's NOT Faith …

A specific group of Sunnydale survivors gets together more than two decades after the event that brought them together.

Once upon a time a Slayer and a Vampire fell in love. Buffy thinks it's BS. Spike thinks it's an impossible dream.

Canon divergent version of moments from "The Prom" in which Jenny is alive. "The Prom" was written by Marti Noxon. This contains some words/circumstances that belong to her, Joss Whedon, etc.