Two scenes from Kite Runner that I put into a screenplay this was performed by myself and two other people. I played Soraya.

I didn't want to go back, but here I was on a plane headed back to Afghanistan to go see my old friend Rahim'. In my version of how I think the end should've been, Hassan doesn't die.

The dying Kamal reflects...

Oneshot. Islamic.

This is if Amir had defended Hassan that day in the alley.

If only that Hazara child from long ago could seem him now. Could see this irony. amir&reflection oneshot.

Originally an english essay. What would have happend is Hassan never died? one-shot

A oneshot that I originally wrote for a book report. First, Sohrab meets Aziza. Sohrab returns to Kabul and remembers his father. Rated for the harsh themes.

Hassan's last moments and his regrets... T for very very safety.

Hassan’s perspective on the events in the alley. Oneshot.

There would be no orphanages. Not now and not ever. In which Amir keeps his promise.

Cling, cling, cling.

What if Amir would've overcome his fears that night? What if he would've saved Hassan from Assef? By overcoming his fears Amir just might've changed their future, intertwining his and Hassan's fates more than what was meant to be.

a letter from Amir to Hassan

A reflective, repentant poem from an interpretive point of view, but mostly intended to be from Amir to the dead Hassan. [OneShot]

How the talk between Amir and Sohrab would be when Amir finally admits to his sin from such a long time ago.

I had to write an alternate ending for class. Hope you like it. Critiques are very helpful :

Sohrab's thoughts as he attempts suicide.

Amir contemplates Hassan with a cat.

An additional chapter to Hosseini's The Kite Runner. Chronologically, it would be placed in chapter ten as a separate insert following the departure from the basement hideout and Amir's account of the fuel truck. Told from Kamal's POV.

First story under new category! Centers around Hassan and Amir. From the POV of an OC.