What if the Curtis' hadn't died? What would the future have held for everyone? How different would things have turned out?

While recovering from a life-threatening illness, Ponyboy's just trying to get back to normal. Unfortunately, there's a whole lot of obstacles – physical, emotional, and NATURAL – along the way. (Sequel to Blizzard)

As Steve anticipates the upcoming anniversary of his most pivotal moments, he finds himself exploring the circumstances that contributed to his decisions. At the same time, he also takes a step further in exposing his childhood trauma for the horror it was, which leads to deeper spiritual questions that bring a concept he's never considered to the forefront.

Johnny never had to kill Bob that night in the park. But actions still come with consequences.

Christmas at the Curtis with a little twist. Pony and Johnny are little while everyone else is the same age as in the book.

History seems to be repeating itself when Ponyboy is involved with a car/train collision. What does this mean for him and the rest of the gang? Will Ponyboy survive, or will his fate mirror that of his parents?

Things have been rough in Tulsa, to say the least. When Darry gets a new job everyone is thrilled. Catch is it's in Boston. A new city, new friends, new girls, can't be all bad right?

With graduation only a few months away, Ponyboy Curtis is closer than ever to being able to taste freedom from Darry and the gang, but is that what he really wants? After attending a party, Pony stumbles upon something he wasn't meant to, and now he is not only haunted by a man who wants his blood, but by the guilt of lying to his family.

Le temps de Noel est venu,mais pour les frères Curtis cela signifie le premier depuis a mort de leur parents et la perte de Johnny et Dallas . Les vacances auront vraiment l'air triste. Mais Darry a une idée qui pourraient changer beaucoup de chses pour ses frères et lui . Version française de Christmas at Uncle Budd's .

Takes place after The Outsiders: Ponyboy is brutally assaulted after his track team loses their first meet of the season, and it's truly revealed that things really are rough all over, especially after the reason why is revealed. Rated M for verbal mentions of sexual assault and hazing.

When you're five years old, Dad pins stars to your bedroom ceiling. TRIGGER WARNING: ABUSE.

What were to happen, if there was another greaser? But they don't start as a greaser. Uhhhh... It's complicated. Dally x Dani Disclaimer: Some of these character s do not belong to me. I don't own the Outsiders. Credits to S.E. Hinton Trigger Warning: Blood, Self Harm, Suicide, Murder, Profanity, Child abuse, underage drinking and smoking

When the gang asks Ponyboy to sing, they never expected this.

Ponyboy has an eating disorder.

If he could take it back, he would, without thinking twice. But he can't, and all there's left to do is wait.

September 3, 1965 - The first time Abby Matthews realizes Ponyboy Curtis is cute, she's twelve and he's thirteen. They're sitting on the floor of her kitchen with him holding a washcloth to her forehead to try to stop the bleeding. Ponyboy/OC

1973. June reminds herself: nothing good comes from Shepards, but at least she's not a real one. She's going to give her daughter everything she needs and more—she doesn't need a man for that. Not like her mother did. Not anymore.

It's the spring of 1977, and Steve is getting married. With every loved one close by, he and his bride have the wedding they imagined, but once the ceremony and reception have concluded, the remainder of the day takes a serious turn. *Reposted and extended*

Serenity is fifteen when her father dies

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?

In Tulsa, Johnny Cade's body is getting colder and colder by the second — and Dallas and Ponyboy are hitching a ride out of town, to Jay Mountain to hide for as long as possible. Neither of them are prepared for the emotional fall out or how easy it is to fall in love with each other in their own Garden of Eden.

Michael Shepard's first year at Columbia is both more terrible and more wonderful than he could've anticipated.

Cherry — and the rest of the greasers in Tulsa — spirals in the bloody aftermath of Dallas' murder of Johnny Cade.

Ponyboy Curtis gets himself into some trouble after foolishly trusting the word of Curly Shepard. His brothers are left to care for him when he returns home, bruised and concussed.

When a serial killer comes to Tulsa with a reputation of killing and torturing teenagers, Darry's not taking any chances at keeping his family safe. But when Ponyboy and Johnny are kidnapped, it's a race against time for the rest of the 'gang' to find them before it's too late. (Johnny and Dally are alive)