Klaus sighed. "Come on, Isadora. Take in the moment around you and feel it. I mean really feel it." Just a one-shot about two normal kids with not-so-normal problems sitting on a roof.

Mr Poe never told the Baudelaire children of the terrible fire on the beach. Mrs Beatrice Baudelaire did. AU.

It is my woeful occupation to carry on my associate, Lemony Snicket's life work. I am sorry to say that the orphans lives don't get much better without Count Olaf, a dark cave, a dark rock a mysterious set of tunnels and cold soup on the floor is just some of the woes that the Quagmires and Baudelaires now have to deal with. I advise you not to read this but if you do - enjoy!

Violets point of view, she is telling the story of how her brother and her fell in love. Don't read if you don't like plus major character death. Please read and review.

This is an interpretation of what happened on the ledge between Violet and Quigley during the Slippery Slope.

Olaf punishes Klaus Boy on boy sex, don't like don't read.

There were many times Klaus has found his sister beautiful, and just as many times Violet has found her siblings worth protecting, Oneshot, olafXViolet one sided KlausXviolet

The story of the too-tall too-thin man and that teenage bride of his. Oneshot olafXviolet

This poem is inspired by the youngest Baudelaire. It tends to be forgotten how Sunny is still a baby and needs protection.

The story ended, but the lives of the Baudelaire orphans did not. This is the untold story of what happened to them after the left the island. Somewhat AU. And you'll never guess some of the plot twists. Worth your time.

The Baudelaire orphans have been adopted by a loving couple and finally start feeling at home. However, as they forget all their worries and troubles, they don't realize that Count Olaf is lurking in the dark, waiting for revenge and a fortune he could kill for... and already has.

At twenty five, Violet Baudelaire has courted misfortune all her life, and has secluded herself inside an old, drafty mansion, away from the rest of humanity. But what happens when a lost sailor washes ashore on Violet's island and looks to her for help?

"Hello, goodbye, 'twas nice to know you." Lemony Snicket is haunted by the memory of Beatrice.

Dark clouds are brewing in the Quiglet and Kladora relationships on the sunny beaches of Fiji. -Kladora with some Quiglet.-

Olaf reflects on all the twisted, complicated loves he's ever had. Which ones meant the most...and which ones tore him apart.

A quick one shot about Klaus and Isadora's thoughts after they eventually find each other after all the years. Why has Klaus changed? Or, more importantly, what has changed him? Romantic in a angst sort of way. Reviews wanted :)

The four Oaken siblings have lived with their grandparents since they were very young. One day the children receive horrible news; their grandparents have been killed in a terrible fire. Alice, Rupert, Matilda, and Gregor are placed with their nearest relative - Count Olaf. Soon they meet the Baudelaire children, and their own series of unfortunate events begins.

This is a little random thing I started. Feedback is appreciated!

Olaf and Kit are on holiday in Jamaica together, shortly after The End. (They haven't died in this AU)

It seemed simple enough; when the islanders left there was tons of civilization left. But when figures from the Baudelaires' past turn back up on the shores, Klaus has to figure out if he's ready to forgive and Violet needs to confront SHE who oversteps her boundaries.

Excerpt: The night my mother died was the worse night of my life. She was fine, she was on the mend. The doctors were confident she would be released the next day, none of them knew why or how she just died suddenly.

A collection of drabbles or headcanons involving various characters and possibly various pairings. Rated T just to be safe. Title is the name of a Steam Powered Giraffe song.

Some things overlooked in the books. Violet and Klaus loved each other, a lot. M for later chapters, need I say more?

She devoted her life to fighting these flames but it has taken so much from her, it has taken nearly everything from her. If only it had taken everything from her. Then she would have nothing to lose at last and end it all. But it hasn't. She is burned but not scorched. Not yet.

The Baudelaire children have got a child-minder, who really doesn't have a clue about their strange evening routine... Warning - features ketchup sandwiches and a very confused child-minder!