Quinn Morgendorffer meets an alternate version of herself when she takes an unusual shortcut on the way home.

Stories set in a version of the Morgendorffer house in Lawndale that used to belong to a stage magician.

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*

Set after IIYC? (I have not watched the movies but this idea randomly came to me)

One thing leads to another.. · Content Warning: This fanfiction contains mentions, actions, and dialogue related to depression, suicide, suicide attempts, self-harm, self-worth/image issues, and behaviors of eating disorders. Reader discretion is advised!

Jane brings a camera to school on the last day, what could go wrong?

Things couldn't get worse for the Morgendorffers, more specifically speaking, Quinn. Quinn gets sick or so she thinks, and Daria ends up replacing her as Vice President. But there is a happy ending, folks. - this is my first daria fanfiction on here, or at least a fic i actually finished that is related to the Daria fandom.

Quinn and Daria have a meaningful discussion.

We first met Ted in "The New Kid," but then he disappeared almost entirely from the show. Two seasons later, he got one line in a single episode that confirmed he was still attending Lawndale High. What the hell was he doing during all that time? Let's find out.

When Chris Griffin, Courtney Lane, and Adrian Lane see how Brian Taylor treats his cats, they decide to take drastic action. A pre-canon story.

When Young Kevin struggles in school, he gains an unusual new friend to help him cope. A pre-canon story based on a strange reference on the old MTV website.

After successfully cracking the case, Jane and Daria explain things to the police chief. Notes: This is another short piece I wrote for a Lawndale-High Message Board Iron Chef, this one themed around Nancy Drew parodies.

The history of Daria's Doc Martens. This is a short piece I wrote for an Iron Chef started by Lord Goring on the Lawndale-High Message Board. The idea was to focus on symbolism, and I decided that Daria's Doc Martens symbolized her pretty well.

After the hair fiasco, during Daria and Jane's fight, some things were said, and lipps were locked. Daria swears she's sorry, she shouldn't have done that to someone who's in an exclusive relationship. Also not to a straight girl.

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...