Oneshot! It's the night before school starts up again and Soda has to play peacemaker.

The Outsiders...as Chicago gangsters in the 1920s! Who would even dream of doing this? Me, that's who! Hope you all enjoy! See Ch. 3 of A Girl With a Boy's Name for a better summary! Rated T 'cause I'm paranoid!

What had been a normal day at the Curtis’s quickly changed, throwing everyone’s lives upside down. Especially the life of Ponyboy Curtis who- in the mess- had been thrown into a coma. Now- it’s up to the people around him, and himself, to wake up.

Alternate version of the book. When Ponyboy returns home from an uneventful walk to the park, all he wants is for Darry to leave him alone. When Darry does just that, Ponyboy is relieved. But what happens when Ponyboy starts to miss his oldest brother? Will Ponyboy and Darry make up or is it already too late? Curtis brother bonding. I hope you like it. Please review.

Welcome to my one-shot series! The whole gang will be mentioned throughout these stories, but we're focusing on the relationship between Darry and his girlfriend because Darry is underrated and I think he deserves someone special. All sorts of themes and genres will be in these stories as well, not just pure fluff.

It had been a normal morning for Ponyboy. That was until Curly told him about how all the socs were ready to jump him. With the gang suspicious of the two and a looming threat of socs, he needs to find out how to stop it- without getting everyone else involved…

The days leading up to the accident that changed everything for the Curtis family. Mostly family fluff but an insight into how the Curtis family was before they lost their parents. Takes place only a few weeks prior.

Darry has his hands full when he needs to take care of both of his little brothers- one down with a nasty case of the flu and the other beat up after a ruthless jumping

"I couldn't even remember why we were rumbling... I didn't enjoy the act of pummeling other people, but I liked proving to the guys that I could hold my own in a fight, especially my brothers since they seemed determined to worry about me." It was supposed to be a fair fight and nobody was supposed to get seriously hurt, but things don't always go the way they're planned. Pre-Book.

Fourteen-year-old Anna's favorite book in the world is the Outsiders. One night, after the book is taken from her, Anna wishes her and her seventeen-year-old sister could meet Ponyboy Curtis. It seems ridiculous at first, but when Anna gets sent back in time it's no laughing matter. The only way Anna can get back home... a true love's kiss.

The cops caught Johnny and Pony before they made it to Buck's, and although the cops drop charges Pony is removed from Darry's custody. He finds his own gang because he thinks the others have given up on him but he's wrong. "Help," I croaked into the phone, warm blood trickled from the cut across my forehead and into his grey-green eyes, "I need help…"

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.

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. (Previously titled Her Red Dress)

Sodapop Curtis was drafted into the war in Vietnam fall of last year, near when he turned 18. Darry and Ponyboy have been on edge ever since, and only 5 months later is the family greeted with news that would forever change the brothers and even the gang altogether.

When Ponyboy comes back from university, he finds himself in trouble. But not in trouble Soda or Darry can get rid of. He's really got into it now, and Pony doesn't know what to do.

A prequel work of the Outsiders based on Dallas Winston's mysterious life in New York City. Told through the eyes of Judith Adler (an original character who grew up with Dallas). Involves gang fights, tough parents, street life, and an escape to the southwest.

Pretty Ponyboy Curtis, the youngest of the three Curtis brothers, was untouchable, mainly because of how territorial Darry and Sodapop were. Incest. PWP. Alternate universe - gangs.

One eight letter word changes their lives forever. Leukemia. Pony struggles to beat the disease. But through the struggle, he finds new friends, repairs old relationships, and learns what it really means to live. The bond between the gang is stronger than ever as they realize just how much they've taken for granted. Johnny and Dally are alive!

Ponyboy pays a visit to Curly in juvie. Curly is very happy to see him, but will the sincere affection they share be enough to change the fact that neither of them is in the same situation they were in months ago?

Darry wishes that he could take it back; everything, now that his little brother's swan song was a figment of the past. He wouldn't be able to say his name right for the next year. Choking out syllables as they aimlessly hit the floor.

Life doesn't simply go on when Johnny lives. Ponyboy has to contend with a very changed life — from the trial coming up, to being initiated into the greaser pack scene and a slow dance into a relationship with Dallas Winston. Has omegaverse dynamics and themes, ongoing fic. Backbone of "cause tramps like us are born to run" series.

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?

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*

After Ponyboy gets jumped, the only way he thinks the only way to survive in his town is to defend himself, his reputation, and his family by fighting. The only issue? He doesn’t know if he could handle it.

Curly goes to summer school, navigates a turf war, and tries to get his girl back, not necessarily in that order.