Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katheryn Howard, and Katherine Parr have decided to host a show... but will all go as planned? Probably not.

Everyone seems to be getting along well enough. But then there's Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn.

It's usually easy to separate the show—stories from the past—from real life. But every once in a while, those two worlds collide. And when they do, it always ends with a queen or two in tears.

A collection of unrelated drabbles for Six.

A parody of "12 Days of Christmas", from the perspective of Henry VIII. Enjoy and please review!

Henry VIII's six ex-wives fantasize about their revenge on their husband - to the tune of "Cell Block Tango" from Chicago.

Catherine knows it's him from the moment he approaches her. It's funny really, because never in this life had she expected to meet Henry again, her ex-husband who had screwed her over more times than she could count. or, while waiting for ann at a coffee shop, she ends up bumping into someone she never expected to see again.

A series of one shots about the shenanigans that the queens of Six would get into if they ran and worked in a coffee shop. Will always be "complete".

Jane Seymour, the only one he truly loved. This is what people remember most about her. But is there more to her than this? Stick around, follow along with her through her final days and you'll suddenly see more.

It's Catalina's Birthday and Anne is determined to get her the best birthday present. But what happens when it all goes horribly wrong?

Hunger Games parody. Six wives go in, only one comes out.

The six wives of Henry the Eighth react to the musical that was made about them.

Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn's "interesting" relationship begins on a warm summer morning in 1825. Trigger warning for a referenced miscarriage in Chapter 3. (Imported from AO3)

Catherine Parr dies in 1548 and wakes up again one morning in modern day. She's not the only one. (Imported from AO3)

I don't own “The World was Wide Enough”. It's by Lin Midwell Miranda

Ètienne is a Princess (soon to be Queen) of her Kingdom, Ritoniqth. It is her parents sudden deaths that bring her to this position. Renèe however, is the other Royal sister, and is instead married off to an abusive husband with whom she is to put up with. Will Ètienne’s time on the throne be peaceful and easy, or will she face challanges which drive her away from her Royal claim?

You've heard the story of Henry VIII's wives, but what about his children? Parody of "The Schuyler Sisters" from Hamilton.

On the day of the wives wedding, Henry VIII and the queens were teleported inside a room to watch a musical about themselves!