Walter writes a poem welcoming spring.

What if the "smart, likely boy around 11 or 12" arrived at Green Gables just as he was supposed to? Would Matthew have lived longer? Possibly. Would Diana have been so romantic? Probably. Would Gilbert still go to college? Definitely. He's about to get on the train right now, for his final term at Redmond. But there's no escaping fate forever. Some things are meant to be...

Former teacher of Summerside Highschool Katherine Brooke loved to travel. This is a story of a one train ride. It is outline of grief, a sudden encounter, and enduring power of liminal memories.

The spark of hope that flashed in Gilbert's eyes at Convocation had been dashed by the refusal of a simple dance. But what if Anne was to refuse something - and someone - else? And he was there to see it? A reimagining of the end of Anne of the Island, by way of Wonderland.

Anne and Gilbert are engaged and living in the modern day. The couple live together in Kingsport, Nova Scotia, while Gilbert attends Redmond Medical School. In this one-shot, Anne attends the book launch / book release party for Margaret Burton, her writing rival in "Anne of the Island." Gilbert is supportive of Anne's talents, as always. Emily Byrd Starr makes a cameo appearance.

A series of one-shots based off various incorrect quotes from Anne of Green Gables Incorrect Quotes on Tumblr.

In the 1920s, Carl and Una Meredith set off to Singapore. They go for mission work, but over twenty years later, they've stayed for the lives they've built. But when World War Two looks towards the Pacific, that choice to stay turns dangerous...

Rilla was only 16 when she married Kenneth Ford, too young one might say but she swore she was ready after a whirlwind of courtship that the war threatened at every angle of her life. All she knew is they were happy up until the day he came back saying his ankle was finally healed enough. While Walter survives the war, looks to find his own happiness on his own terms.

Anne has refused Gilbert and suddenly feels that life is empty and bleak without him. But... he hasn't forgotten her. And perhaps... just perhaps... happier days are to come. A Valentine tribute to the most lovable couple in literature.

They say the apple never falls far from the tree. Former Teen parents Anne and Gilbert never wished any of their children to face what they went through. They had one rule, don't Get Pregnant in high school. Rilla didn't expect sharing a drunken night with Kenneth Ford would change her life forever. Really she didn't! Warning-Triggers for eating disorders

Marilla & Bertha Shirley meet in heaven and spend eternity swapping Anne stories with their friends and neighbours.

A girl comes to visit at Green Gables to see old friends and to put a childhood love behind her. But, with the lively Anne Shirley involved, will the girls plans work as expected or backfire on her completely?

One shot. After Anne breaks her ankle Matthew realises that she and Marilla might be kindred spirits after all.

She must know, at least, that he thinks of her. That he can see her clearly when he closes his eyes, more clearly than he has ever seen her before. [Walter/Una]

"Faith Meredith is scared. That, in itself, is an unusual occurrence, because it's not often that Faith Meredith is afraid of anything. That's the first unusual aspect about this entire situation. The second unusual aspect is what has her afraid – or rather, who." A look at what life could have looked like for Faith Meredith if Jem Blythe hadn't escaped the German POW camp.

A newly engaged Rilla and Ken have a moment in Rainbow Valley and share their favourite spots where they read each others letters.

Two lovers cavort in the sand dunes and beyond. Two shot

Matthew and Marilla are NOT RELATED and are MARRIED in this story and we see their struggle to have children, but they eventually have Anne and get to witness her life from birth to when Anne has children of her own "She supposed that married life wasn't so bad. There were more responsibilities she then when she was single, but her mother had..."

Paul King is a shiftless drunkard, not worthy to even think of the beautiful Joan Shelley. And so he leaves her free, even though it breaks her heart. But from far across the sea, her prayers reach him. Can her love-and God's-redeem him? Note: This is not from the Anne of Green Gables series, it is on a short story by the author of Anne of GG and there was no category for it.

Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe were separated during the war. Gilbert was reported missing. A few weeks later Anne left her beloved Avonlea without letting anyone knows. Is this the end of their love story? Or has it just began? Is it possible to fall in love once again after you have lost your kindred spirit?

Anne Shirley, a resident of Green Gables for six years now, has never once been ill under the care of Marilla Cuthbert. But when she stretches herself thin as a schoolmistress, caretaker of twins, and secretary of her Village Improvement Society, her health suffers for it, and suddenly she finds herself being taken care of in a way she never has before.

One wintery afternoon in Avonlea, Diana and Anne spend it out on the Lake of Shining Waters.

What if the Cuthberts adopted more than just Anne in a moment of madness? What if Anne had spent longer at the orphanage, making strong bonds and a pretend family there? What if Anne had an older brother? One Gilbert befriended? Alternative Universe, new characters, original characters acting out of character

Gilbert is invited to have afternoon tea at Green Gables.

My take on Anne and Matthew's final walk before his death.