Twenty years after graduation, Jane reflects on her friendship with Daria.

Daria's life is complicated enough. Dealing with a strange double of herself-who's even snarkier-is not a burden she wants. But with her double burning bridges and causing problems wherever she goes, she'll have to figure out what to do about it.

Mr. DeMartino, in his infinite benevolence, assigns his students to play the classic board game "Diplomacy". Chaos ensues.

An older Kevin gets home from a hard day's work to relax with one of his favorite things: a Melody Powers audiobook.

Browsing the school library one day, Daria finds an old book put together by a pair of anonymous Lawndale High students back in the '80s. Even better, it's a snarky takedown of high school culture that pulls no punches. Daria tries to find out who these writers were, and might learn more than she expected in the attempt.

The library's always been a sanctuary for Victor, one of the shyest students at Lawndale High. But when Principal Li declares that all students must spend lunch in the cafeteria, Victor is ripped away from its musty comfort. With the only help coming from a prickly religious zealot named Priscilla, Victor must rally against Li. This story focuses on the background characters.

A very short tribute to our favourite Misery Chick. Daria and Jane go MST3K on films and TV. For once, no sex, lesbian or otherwise. :)

Segunda temporada del serie que Mystik Spiral que solo paso en el universo alternativo que funciona en mi cabeza.

Daria criticizes Butch Hartman's views on autism

The Girls reach another turning point when Jane and Sandi lose their jobs at the same time as the band starts playing venues further from Boston. They may be ready to break out, but something may be holding them back.

Daria es una escritora viviendo en la caótica Nueva York y después de una desastrosa cita decide abrir un blog para narrar sus experiencias... lo que no previó... que su blog se volviera viral y una sensación...

Time flies when you're harboring a secret longing and have buried your feelings so deeply you're paying Beijing real estate prices. Five years after graduation, Daria and Jane must unearth their long-hidden affections and maybe even share them...not only with each other, but with Lawndale. Femslash Daria/Jane. *Daria, Jane & the gang aren't my characters but MTV's, of course*

I need a break from my original works after finishing a monster of a book, Unique. So, I've had this idea for a long, long time. Starting back when the show first aired long time ago. So, here, a new character, Adrian, is friends with Jane before Daria shows up. How will he change the show? Read to find out!

The saga continues. The canon characters' kids are getting older, and the parents are struggling to deal with the fallout.

Andrea, Jodie and Brittany have a super-cool punk-rock garage band called Skulled to Misery, and are determined to rock Lawndale to pieces with their killer music.

Daria hadn't spoken to Jane since the kiss and it is taking its toll. And the feeling is mutual. Both want to make up but neither know how to. That all changes when a few mishaps involving some pot brownies leaves Jane in charge of a very high and scarily emotional Daria. Can the pair rekindle their relationship and can Jane keep her sanity? Genre 3: humour. Contains: drug use.

An adult Daria, left wounded by the death of her husband, must now deal with a terminal diagnosis for Helen. A distant sequel to "So Long as Men Can Breathe . . ." Rated T for some coarse language and sexually-suggestive dialogue. Winner of the 2023 Daria Fanwork Awards for "Favorite Overall" and "Favorite Drama".

Daria and Jane look at fireflies.

Daria and Jane meet in a different way, just what does this change for them?

(crossposted on ao3, post-canon) twenty years after leaving lawndale for college and never looking back, jodie finds herself back for her high school reunion. two people she hadn't expected to see are there, too, and they seem closer than ever before.

A sitcom set in the present day depicting the current lives of Lawndale's denizens. See the current antics of Quinn, her husband Jim, their triplet sons and their friends and neighbors. Includes both familiar faces and new ones. Season 1 is available on AO3.

"Why is she so perky? - She doesn't have enough angst. - She's so fake. - She's a try-hard. - Not as nice as she seems. - She's not an activist. - She doesn't care about REAL social issues." - These were all things Daria's daughter had heard as she walked down the halls of her high school. What they said about her... were they correct? Watch Jane Johnson navigate 2020 High School.

Sort-of sequel to Am I A Grownup Yet? All her life, Jodie Landon had a plan, and believed that the plan would one day lead to a successful career and lasting happiness. And the plan was working. Until her marriage started to crack up, someone was shot on her latest construction site, and suddenly a certain Special Agent Charles Ruttheimer III of the FBI was knocking on her door.

(crossposted on ao3, set during one j at a time) months after daria realizes that she's a lesbian, quinn comes to a similar conclusion... but she needs more advice than she'd like to admit.

It was a week before Daria's thirty-fourth birthday when she came to the stunningly bitter realisation that she had become a world-class sell-out. Using her two weeks' notice going back to Lawndale in a vain attempt to reconnect with her once-unshakable ethics, Daria finds herself quickly immersed in the same old sordid teenage drama, and brand new adult drama. With guns.