The Wizard confronts the Tin Woodman about his detailed pamphlets on camping. Written by both myself and Rubidia.

Dorothy's been in Oz for ten years, and now she has to make a choice. Ozma/Dorothy femslash.

The Scarecrow & Patchwork Girl find that this romance business is tricky for stuffed folks.

A ballad directed toward the Tin Woodman on his first journey to the Emerald City with Dorothy. It's a warning of how painful a heart can truly be.

This is a two act play I wrote a couple of years ago. The play looks at the Wizard of Oz story from Toto's perspective. Toto follows Dorothy around and meets the Scarecrow's Brain, the Tin Man's Heart, and the Lion's Courage.

When a young boy is adopted by the Grim Reaper,the babies life changes! When older, Young Andre is afraid that he will become the Grim Reaper so he runs. Will he make it out in time! Nothing to do with Wizard of Oz!

Warning, this story is based on the fiction of L Frank Baum, NOT the movie.

I have plans for this story to be epic, and eventually, will turn it into a manga. It is my first attempt to publish, and, I am fairly new at this genre, mainly being an artist, not a writer. R&R is appreciated. Critique away! Gimme your worst!

Nick Chopper sought a heart so he could return to his fiancee, but is devastated when he finds her. Aftermath fic for the 10th Baum book, The Tin Woodsman of Oz.

Childhood fears aren't easy to face. An odd and dark one shot, as the Scarecrow and Dorothy journey to the Emerald City.

The Land of Oz There had been another boy traveling with Tip, Jack Pumpkinhead, the SawHorse, the Scarecrow, and the Tin Woodman. What happens when his friend suddenly becomes a girl?

Following the events of "Unknown Witches of Oz" by David Hardenbrook, Ozma must make peace with herself for the deaths she allowed.

Based on the book, The Wizard of Oz. Dorothy and the Cowardly Lion are prisoners of the Wicked Witch, who puts Dorothy to work and starves the Lion for his disobedience. Little does she know that Dorothy is sneaking him food during the night...