Quite simply, it carries on where we were left dangling by Neverwhere I. Where's Door ? And why is no one treating Richard like the Warrior of London below that he is ?

Before running off to meet with Richard, the Marquis gathers an important object from an old friend to whom he owes a favor.

The rule, and when to break it. [MarquisRichard]

Following on from the end of the book, Richard and the Marquis help Door search for her missing sister. Continued in 'Sisterhood.'

The marquis meets an old acquaintance that he has never met before. Speculation on his origins and a crossover with Sandman. Spoilers for The Kindly Ones.

Written for TeaandSnark's Neverwhere Challenge on Livejournal. A poem about how the Marquis got his coat back using a Rat's POV.

...the marquis de Carabas belatedly began to wonder why he had gone to the bother of answering the Upworlder's call.

100 word drabble. First impressions can be misleading.

(Only Prelude up) NeverwhereThe Dark Is Rising fusion The marqius de Carabas is beginning to understand the mysteries of London Below, having bartered for a strange ancient book that may hold the answers. The lines between enemies and allies, new and old

100 word drabble. Mr Croup and Mr Vandemar have differing method of achieving the same end.

A crossover between Neverwhere and Star Wars, featuring Door and Padme Skywalker. Femmeslash. Two women from very different worlds chance to meet, just when they have realized themselves to be alone in the universe.

100 word drabble. Mr Croup and Mr Vandemar's contemplate a job well done.

100 word drabble. An appeal is made to Mr Croup and Mr Vandemar's better natures.

100 word drabble. Mr Croup contemplates the reactions of his victims.

Picks up where the book left off, with a new adventure for Door, Richard, and the marquis. But what exactly does the woman from the prologue have to do with anything? Title under construction.

What started out as a condensed parody of Neverwhere became...whatever the opposite of a condensed parody of Neverwhere is. Ah well. Enjoy.

100 word drabble. Mr Vandemar picks up a late night snack.

100 word drabble. Croup and Vandemar have a job that is always in demand.

100 word drabble. Croup and Vandemar point out the difference between threat and statement.

100 word drabble. Mr Vandemar puts a little something aside for a snack.

100 word drabble. Croup and Vandemar may have met something scarier than them.

100 word drabble. Richard wakes from a nightmare of his past.

Sequel to Pussyfooting Around. Richard runs into a really strange stranger. Crossover with Terry Pratchett's 'The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents.'

Croup and Vandemar. That's all the warning you really need.

Imagine John Cleese as Old Bailey.