Violet Baudelaire finds herself washed upon the shores of Briny Beach—the very place where her misfortune started. Her ship has crashed. Her family is nowhere in sight. And then comes the taxi driver.

A countdown of their lives from 100 to 1 Kit/Olaf

This is the unhappy story of how, one cold and lonesome night, Lemony Snicket is cornered by his enemies. Fortunately, I can tell you that this isn't the end, thanks to his mysterious, kind editor. Lemony/Beatrice

AU Isadora has been procrastinating on a certain diary project given to her by her therapist. As she goes through with it, she realizes how helpful it was to keep her sanity throughout her frustrating life and all the awkward moments she goes through with a certain Baudelaire based character. CHAPTER 60 IS UP.

In a world so steeped in events of an unfortunate nature, it's only natural that a pair of orphans would seek solace in one another's company... (An angsty, slightly fluffy, but non-sexual, VioletxQuigley drabble)

Ambos eram sádicos. Ambos eram masoquistas. Ambos não conseguiam viver sem o outro. Conde Olaf x Kit Snicket. Angst.

Just a few scenes from the beginning of the Bad Beginning and movie from Klaus's point of view.

After what Isadora has done, she doesn't think the word 'good' will ever be used to describe her again. But, you know, Klaus isn't going to let that happen. Small bit of Kladora. Technically a follow-on from previous fics but could probably be read as a oneshot.

She had only recently learned to walk, and yet already she could feel the weight of the world on her shoulders.[Twelve Shots of Summer]

Princess Klarissa and Isaac have been best friends since childhood. After the death of her parents she is forced to learn how to be a princess and is no longer able to spend time with him. As the years pass Klarissa learns to be a proper princess while Isaac trains to be a knight. When Klarissa turns 18 she learns that she is betrothed everything changes. Genderbent Kladora AU

The night was long and dreadfully cold- but then, it seemed that every night was these days. And Lemony Snicket, a man on the run, wished that he was not quite so very much alone. Lemony/Beatrice

A poem about her

To My Kind Editor, I have sent you a copy of a story entitled "Beatrice's Beginning" containing an extremely bad sea storm, a tedious trial, a shocking secret, a wretched waiter, a deadly disaster, a notebook full of notorious secrets, and a aggravating agent. It is your job to ensure that the tales of Beatrice live on. Yours Truly, sparklepencil

Duncan Quagmire has a bug and he can't shake it.

Based (loosely) on the books and movie of 'A Series of Unforturnate Events'. Klaus and Violet have come to terms with that all they have is each other. SLIGHT INCEST. Don't like, don't read. Rated T for safety. ONESHOT.

It's a haiku. Read unless you're homeless.

This is the journal of Count Olaf, and his regret.

Dear reader, if you do not have a stomach for beaches, crying children, and reunions, then I kindly suggest you refrain from reading this story and find something more enjoyable to do. With all due respect, Lemony Snicket.

The Baudes and the Quags journey into the mountains in order to reunite their families once and for all. And, of course, along the way we meet a strange new character... Sixth Book in a Series of Queer Events

A one-shot where Violet and Klaus talk about the song 'Gloomy Sunday' as Violet lies in her deathbed. Warning: Character death.

Someone has stolen the coconut cream cake and oatmeal cookies that the Littlest Elf brought to the Clearing to share with his friends. Along with his friend Liam the Turtle, the Littlest Elf sets out to discover the criminal behind the crime. A story of vainly frivolous details.

Imaginons un instant, rien qu'un instant, que la toute première machination du Comte Olaf ait été un succès... Les choses se seraient peut-être déroulées autrement. Une autre fin possible du premier tome, et de l'histoire des Orphelins. Un possible parmi tant d'autres. Qui sait?

it took me some time to decode this message and to protect those insied i will leave it in its hidden yet decode able form

...And this was what Count Olaf was thinking as he dropped that match, so close to her death, onto the floor of the Baudelaire Mansion. Olaf One-shot.

Beatrice Baudelaire is left in the care of the mysterious R., a Duchess who may not be all that she seems. A 'Mr. Snicket' is found dead, but may have known more about Beatrice's siblings than she. Her former guardian Phil is on trial for murder, but has never held a gun in his life. Can Beatrice connect the dots in time to save lives, if not just her own?