Just read the title, I don't know how else to summarize it!

The Brick meets Greek mythology in this latest installment from my repertoire. Filled with adventure, drama, and of course the obligatory romance, gather round for a comedy of revolutionary proportions.

Azelma accompanies her father to rob corpses after the barricades.

Les Amis go roller skating. Modern AU. Marius/Cosette, Joly/Musichetta, and Enjonine if you squint.

A poem about Enjolras and Grantaire's deaths in honor of Barricade Day. Not slash.

The loved ones of the barricade boys pray for them on the night of June 5th.

A sad little drabble for Barricade Week.

The story behind Grantaire's sole contribution to the barricade.

What were Éponine's true motivations? What caused her to change her mind about leading Marius to his death and instead take a bullet for him?

Fantine steps foot in a place she hasn't been in a long time to speak to someone she hasn't spoken to in years. Inspired by the song God Help the Outcasts.

"He almost thought he'd rather face Javert again on follow through on this." Valjean's perspective of Cosette growing up, and how he tries to handle it.

Cosette finds out about Marius kissing Éponine. Written for Marius and Cosette's 191st wedding anniversary.

Jean Valjean gets time to bond with Gavroche at the barricade.

To commemorate the 200-year anniversary of Jean Valjean and Cosette creating their own family, I have written this heart-warming short story.

All Les Amis are outside enjoying their snow day-except Joly. He claims he has a stuffy nose. Can Bossuet and Musichetta get him to lighten up and join the fun?

As Éponine is dying in Marius's arms, she feels content. "So goodnight, my forever friend." If Éponine sang "Hold Me Gently" instead of "A Little Fall of Rain." Rated for blood.

Something marked them when they fell-something old, something inhuman, something patient. Nearly two centuries later, a group of college students try to fix the problems in their own world while being stalked across a dream battleground at night. It wouldn't be so bad if the dreams didn't come with a language, memories, and names... as well as frightening real-world effects.

A friendship that was greater than romance? This was a foreign concept to her… and it was threatening. It threatened everything she'd been clinging to in order to survive her miserable existence. The primacy of the romantic dream was the rope she'd been thrown as she struggled to tread the grimy waters of a life of suffering. And now, Grantaire was threatening to sever that rope.

Javert and Fantine are different, and yet... somehow, he can't help but care for this woman. When Javert, despite his own prejudices and principles, decides to take care of Fantine and her child. From that, an unexpected love story begins between these two beings.

Il n'y a qu'un seul lit pour Enjolras et Grantaire. Grantaire panique quelque peu.

Azelma est maintenant la fille unique d'un riche trafiquant d'esclaves. Pourtant, parfois, sa soeur morte est tout ce qui lui reste. (Une histoire de fantômes)

[Phase 3 - Jour 24 du Calendrier de l'Avent 2021] Enjolras était un soleil, Grantaire une lune… (Leia Favaz)

Retour à Montreuil-sur-Mer. Que se passe-t-il entre Jean Valjean, alias M. Madeleine, et l'inspecteur Javert ? Ecrit en collaboration avec Groucha.

Imaginons que Javert ne meurt pas en se suicidant et que Jean Valjean ne meurt pas de faim et de chagrin. Voici la suite des Misérables.

Voici enfin la Révolution de 1830. Que vont devenir Jean Valjean et Javert ? Ecrit en collaboration avec Groucha.