Ponyboy is Over-wrought with memories from his sick past and over-imagining the future all the while running from his family as he dies.

in 1981, after a mob job, dallas goes to see ponyboy, but there's an uninvited guest there waiting for him and with it comes the introduction of the curtis pack to dallas. things go smoothly. well. smooth in dallas' estimation and darry's estimation are a little different.

There were only three things Two-Bit Mathews knew for certain about Virginia Campbell: 1. Her daddy owned Campbell's Sporting Goods in town. 2. She didn't think there could be anyone tuffer than Elvis Presley. 3. She'd look ten times better if she just wore her hair down for once.

Ponyboy falls for an Australian boy, a boy he would label as a Soc... While coming to terms with the feeling of love, it's quite terrifying. He falls for the guy unknowingly, and in doing so, he hides him in his house as he doesn't have any other place to go. He goes to wide lengths to make sure the gang doesn't find out. Can Ponyboy keep all these secrets inside him?

Pony is sick - and his brothers are worried. Now a blizzard has hit Tulsa and the truck? Well, it's out of gas. *SICKFIC*

Ponyboy wakes up injured and in an alley. He has no idea what happened, so in addition to recovering physically, he and the gang will either need to recover his memory or act as detectives to figure out what happened.

Dallas after a boxing match with his nurse, Ponyboy, and his best friend, Two-Bit Mathews. A glimpse.

Sunshine Daisy Curtis is the twin sister of Sodapop...or is she? Dally, Steve, Two-Bit, and Johnny can't stop drooling over her, but Darry, Soda, and Ponyboy, somehow, don't think that they have a sister! Can Sunshine Daisy convince her reluctant "brothers," or will she have to return to the International Institute of Mary Sues? Just for fun!

Soda's turning 18 and growing up, Ponyboy wants to grow up too. Darry doesn't think his baby brothers ready too...this is a discipline fanfiction. Please don't read if it's not your thing. I don't own The Outsiders...

When Ponyboy Adams comes across a young man, who is nothing but nice to him, he never anticipates his entire life to be changed. He was raised to expect the unexpected but this is beyond anything he ever imagined. Will he be sent back to his abusive father? Will he stay with the gang? What happened in the fall of 1962 that made him leave? Can he trust these strangers?

Stuck between past and future, Ponyboy tries to find his place among the streets of Tulsa. He meets new people and wishes he hadn't, he had long ago sworn off of relying on someone; He had learned the hard way that it was dangerous to put that much trust into people. But along his way, a few guys try to convince him otherwise. Will they teach him to trust again, like Liam once did?

The fight between greasers and socs is even more vicious now, they seek revenge for Bob's death. This time they have crossed the line - they did what? They set the Curtis' house on fire. Court drama.

Late night thoughts keep Ponyboy up.

Dallas and Ponyboy become further and further intertwined in the willing possession they have. Until they aren't. follow up to "i don't want to rest in peace" and "we can haunt each other's dreams"

The Mathews siblings have a conversation in the middle of the night. {One-shot.}

It's 1977, and the groom and his best man share a heart-to-heart before the wedding.

I lost myself in a dream, a false reality I created around myself to block out what I didn't want to see. But dreams sometimes become nightmares, and no matter what I do, I can't wake up. And when it's all said and done, I find myself standing far from where I once was. Sequel to No Safe Place. *TEMPORARILY DISCONTINUED*

Ponyboy gets jumped by a group of Socs, but they take things too far, and it's up to the guys to save him. Can they help him in time?

In the summer of 1971, Eastside Tulsa is as dangerous as ever. The drug trade is booming, an elusive killer called the Tulsa Slasher is murdering young women, and the Vietnam War is taking young men. The greasers are all grown up now, but their problems have grown too. (Sequel to Moonlighters. OCs. Rated M for violence, drug/alcohol use, adult themes, and language.)

Here are some one shots about the outsiders. I also posted this book on wattpad.

Penelope Mathews has always played by the rules. When she tests the waters at her first house party, she is surprised to find a deeper connection with her older brothers friend, Ponyboy Curtis. Will Penelope be able to explore her newfound secret love, without her brother finding out?

the thing about living is that you change. johnny has to find that out the hard way that change isn't exactly in one direction, either. the years go on and his relationship with dallas and ponyboy both change.

Five times someone saw how much Darry cares about Ponyboy, and one time Pony finally saw it too.

Sodapop Curtis worries about his little brother as the latter deals with his dysmythia. / Follow-up to "The Outsider"

Nobody is particularly thrilled about Curly getting out of jail, including Curly himself.