So...basically an AU where Jupiter died much later on in the story, and was around for his kid's childhoods. This is a re-write of the first tge fanfic I ever wrote (wow, that feels like forever ago) and it was just so...uh, y'know, that I had to re-write it. Centers around Smalls, Emma, Picket, and Heather. Slow-burn Smeather and maybe peezie.

My name is Sabine Longtreader, and If you're reading this, you are either someone I trust with my life, or I've been killed and you're completely the wrong person. T for safety, and yes, I drew the cover.

Not a lot of kids grow up knowing exactly who and what they are going to be. Smalls, however, isn't a lot of kids. Protected and raised by a man many consider a traitor, Wilfred, Smalls is used to danger. When a wolf raid in Nick Hollow leaves Wilfred's niece and nephew practical orphans, however, Smalls' life changes drastically. And he can't decide if that's a good thing.

I have a ridiculous amount of headcanons, so, here you go :) (rated T for mentions of trauma and potentially triggering topics)

[Happy AU. In other words, nothing went wrong, Garten didn't betray, but there's still a war with Morbin] This is my 'Christmas' story. Enjoy learning about Natalia's Solstice traditions, no matter how frustrating they may be to certain parties.

The Christmas prompt challenge is here! We'll see how much chaos I can integrate into one challenge. For Citadel Of Words, T for safety.

Sounds just like the title, this is a Green Ember O/C book, because I'm losing track of them.

Rated T for Safety

For Citadel of Words. Modern AU. Exactly what it sounds like, so of course it is chaotic.

For Citadel of Words. Heather...grew up bullied. So did Picket, for that matter. In other words, Bray is back to make life misery. I feel like for pretty much all my Citadel of Words content I take it to the exact opposite of whatever the prompt intended. But if you want to see Bray get put in his place (again) then here you go.

I was twelve when everything changed. It was the hottest summer I can remember, and one of the worst. [TW For child abuse (It's a major part of the story, but nothing graphic. Most of it is not dramatized anyways, only talked about by the characters) and Alcholism. Also trauma. But I think that's a given. TW CHAPTER 4, PANIC ATTACK]

(first chapter is written for November Prompt Month. All other chapters are not associated with it.) a time travel fic, because no one has written one yet and the prompt gave me iDEAS :D

What if Morbin Blackhawk had a secret. A secret in the form of a child. A secret that died with Garten Longtreader, the only other person in Natalia who knew. And what if Maggie Joveson, newly chosen bearer of The Green Ember, is destined to fight a war with this child? Rated T for wars, violence, and death. Not more violent than any of the books were.

Here in the wonderful old US, it's Thanksgiving, and to celebrate it, I'm going to see how many one-shots I can upload about it in one day. We'll see how this goes...Happy Thanksgiving, all my fellow Americans! Modern AU :)

Jupiter's records on the crazy things his kids have done, by month, and in chronological order.

Modern AU. For Citadel of Words. Does it count that I mentioned the character? And I'm going to add to this. Only Chapter 1 is affiliated with the prompt challenge.

Maggie decides to make a list of thing's she's not allowed to do. I probably won't post very often.

Heyward finally decides to ask Iantha the question. How does it play out?

Whittle never thought he'd have his fiftieth birthday in the Mending. He didn't even know if he'd live to see it. But here he was. Written for Citadel of Words November challenge.

Life wasn't always easy in Nick Hollow. Written for Citadel of Words.

Yay! Next Challenge! Had a lot of fun writing this first one. T for safety.

Heather and Picket wake up to white things falling from the sky, but when they rush outside, it's not snow, but melting sleet. Written for the Citadel of Words November challenge.

He was just a kid. He shouldn't have seen it, he realized later. But he did. And he would never forget. For Citadel of Words. Yes, this is violent. No more violent than the books however.

Right before the battle, the dark, cloudy sky bursts forth in sunlight and, whether it's from Picket's words or the sunlight's hope or his own heart, Harmon knows they can win. Written for the Citadel of Words November challenge.

A collections of ficlets that I'm writing for the Citadel of Words challenges. Rated for safety.