Poem, from April's POV. Deals with suicide, not graphic. Please R&R.

It wasn’t a special night or anything. It was just the last time I would ever see April alive again.

When Roger’s parents are killed in a car crash, what will happen to his little sister? And how will she deal with life, love, disease, and meatless balls in New York’s East Village? Couples: Roger/Mimi, Mo/Jo, Mark/OC. T for eventual language.

Don’t get me wrong—I love lemonade, especially when it’s mixed with something a bit stronger . But, seriously, make lemonade? I am not about to stop being angry just because some saying involving sour citrus fruit tells me to!

What color would Maureen describe Joanne as?

Some secrets are better kept unknown... features Mark, Mimi, Roger, Joanne, Maureen, Angel, Collins, and yes, even Benny the Bulldog. Pre-Angel's death, dedicated to Evita, may she rest in peace.

Mimi Marquez, just escaped from a family disater. Her mother and two siblings go to America, There mimi goes to a high school, and gets lost in love, and drama! please R&R!

Post Rent. Sequel to Light In Your Eyes. Please read that first. A year after Mimi died, someone special reenters Roger's life and their story begins again. RogerOC, MarkOC, MoJo, CollinsOC.

All of the bohos need each other more on somedays more than others. This is one where they need each other. Set to "Gorgeous" by the wickedly amazing Idina Menzel.

A poem from Mimi's point of view from when Roger left.

Melissa Davis wanted to be free, she wanted to be a Bohemian. She packed up and went to live with her brother, Roger, but didn't know she'd have to deal with a dorkey, annoying aspiring director! Mark Cohen/OC

Mark and Roger build a fort. Random oneshot, also featuring Joanne and Maureen. Complete.

A glimpse into Roger's mind during withdrawal.

RENT One day a man wakes up and decides to change whats left of his life. Rating very safe.

Roger and Mimi have to deal with some shocking news just as Roger receives an unexpected surprise from his past. RDMM PostRent Past RDAE

Everybody is fighting, so Collins and Angel give them a little advice on relationships. Completely pointless fluff.

Oneshot, Drabble-ish. There are days when Mimi wonders what happened to her life.

The story of how Evita died, told in four parts. Rated for language and the eventual death of Evita.

Angel suffers through school and makes another decision that would change her life. Second in the conversations series of oneshots, can be read as a oneshot

It was one night, Roger tells himself. Just one night. It didn't mean anything, because he's not gay. But it meant something to Mark.

AU. The Bohemians get together for the summer, but Mark feels guilty for the way he treated Roger, Maureen is keeping secrets, and no one likes Allison. sequel to Namaste

Mark and Collins try to convince Roger to come to the support group meeting; my interpretations of the visuals for the two 1994 NYTW songs.

When Roger dies, his mother talks to Mark to find out what his life had been like, prompting Mark to reflect on all the people Roger-- and he-- have lost over the years.

A piece I wrote for a monologue in Drama class. If you can't already tell from the name it's based on the song Goodbye Love. I'm not sure it's all that good, but I did try. It's only based on the middle section of the song in which Mark and Roger argue.

While at The Life Cafe, some guy starts bothering Joanne, so Maureen jumps in to help her. Other boho's mentioned as well. Small MoJo fluff at the end. Oneshot.