Drabble. One of Welton's ghosts has an issue with Keating's famous hallway speech.

Title from a Thoreau quote on Cape Cod. The poets are invited for a week to the Anderson's Cape house during the summer of 1960. This week allows the boys, especially Neil, to learn more about their quiet and secretive friend, and to enjoy themselves away from Welton. Anderperry. Neil, obviously, is alive.

She needed a way to come to terms with her past. He needed a way to come to terms with his future. Sometimes the only way is to leave it to the Universe. - [Warnings: age difference; underage activity.]

All Neil Perry wanted that afternoon was some time to think, some solitude. Instead he found himself forty years in the future having a conversation with his roommate's depressed granddaughter. How will he handle things in his time once he knows the truth? Angsty Anderperry!

Meeks helps Pitts with his homework, but Pitts gets frustrated when he doesn’t get it. Meeks reminds him that his worth is not based on grades.

Kathleen never set out to break one hundred years of tradition when she attends her grandfather's school. It's only for a term, what could possibly happen? But time and fate don't wait around and don't have favourites. What starts off as a fairly regular term soon starts spinning out of control as the budding free thinkers clash with the rigid authority at Welton.

Some unrelated oneshots with intended various pairings and dedicated to Cloudy

And when he rises to stand upon his desk with a power unknown, he's a poet, not a king; but at this moment Todd is both.' (or: Introspective Todd from Balincrest to young adulthood as he questions the old traditions of the heir and the spare, and exactly what that means for his own inheritance)

The dead poets society. A group of teenage boys coping with high school and bonding over poetry. When one of their own, in a way their leader, dies, they all have to come to terms with it. But what happens when they find out their, dead, dead poet, isn't so dead after all. Knox and Charlie see someone at Neils grave when visiting. CW: Mentions of suicide, Sh and toxic family

Oh god, what have I gotten myself into this time? Debts to an underground poker ring, a stolen car and Meeks coming through to save my ass (while I stare at his) welcome to second semester! I'm so screwed. [Getting a temperature reading on something I've been working on before I bring it to Ao3] Dedicated to HeadinTheClouds13 for undying patience :p

Neil Perry lives.

"Our first demon," Ted slings an arm over Jeff's shoulders, "I feel like this is a college bonding experience." / "Yeah, one I'll pay a therapist to forget." - [Jeffrey Anderson x Original Male Character] One-shot inspired by Jeffrey's haunted college dorm letters to Todd in Young Gods (can also be read separately as a standalone)

A short-lived relationship between Neil and Todd, before the inevitable.

neil's gone. charlie's been expelled. todd wonders if neil can see how he left them in pieces. or, charlie and todd sit on the roof on charlie's last night at welton and todd finds out some things he's not sure he even wanted to know. and he misses neil even more. (feat. non-binary charlie, grief, mentions of death & suicide)

Charlie a une idée pour Neil.

Todd has a girlfriend whom he writes letters to as often as he can. She's with him every step of the way.

Todd Anderson hates going home for Christmas break, and he hates going to the Danburry's Christmas party, where he finds himself surrounded by people who inevitably force him to remember Neil in miserable ways. This is a three part story that chronicles three Christmases Todd spends at home with his family.

Todd has one mission: now that Neil has unveiled his idea to feed the club s'smores, he needs to procure them. Anderperry oneshot, fluff.

Neil wants to live and to love on his own terms.

He raises the gun to his temple. "Todd, will you stay in the line?" "Yes Neil, I'll stay on the line." rated T for swearing ::Major character death::

"Anderson? As in Todd Anderson's brother?" Alright. That wasn't the normal reaction he got. Jeffrey Anderson never thought much about his younger brother. But Welton's anniversary event makes him realise there's a lot he's missed. Canon compliant. Implied Neil/Todd. Appearances from the other Dead Poets, Nolan and McAllister.

Todd's there for Neil when he needs it. Anderperry oneshot.

What was he meant to do now? How can he wake up every day in this empty room without wanting to tear out of Hellton and run and run until he too keels over? Snapshots following Todd's life from after Keating's departure to his own death. Grief, love and lots of Seizing the Day. Drabble form, canon and with appearances from the other Dead Poets.

It was common knowledge that Neil's classmates at Ridgeway High had a particular distaste for Welton Academy. At least, he thought it was common knowledge, but that was before three boys wandered onto Ridgeway turf with Welton written all over them. (Tags: AU-Neil never attended Welton, Anderperry, Spazkins)

Angel Helling is a new student at Welton. She poses as a boy and goes by her real name Angel. She pretends to be just like the rest of them and is even under the student exchange program. She meets a boy who is to become a doctor, but wishes to be an actor. Can she keep her secret and like him at the same time? Neil/OC