Not written by me, all credits go to castawaykristen.tumblr.com

For the fans, it began as a single Instagram post, a picture of a single line written in her handwriting... "...and if you go forward..." Moments later, another post, the following line, written in his... "I'll meet you there." For Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, however, it was so much more than just two lines from a decades-old song. It was the start of something neither of them could ever have imagined, neither one of them were planning on...but still something they couldn't ignore. When the Buckingham Nicks album's long-awaited reissue was announced, 52 years after the its original release, both Stevie and Lindsey were perfectly happy to abandon their rift and replace the silent treatment with a mature and civil understanding, a burying of the hatchet that began with the death of Christine McVie and the reality that life is short and neither of them were getting any younger. However, it didn't take long before that civility and reverence for their shared history turned into something more, something much deeper... ... something akin to a second (well, a hundredth) chance to grow old together the way they dreamed of decades earlier, when they sang those two lines into a microphone and meant every word. This is the story of the reunion of a lifetime, and a love story that proves it is never too late to have it all...no matter how many years your love has been frozen.

Before the fame, before the chaos, before the world knew Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham were just two struggling musicians living out of a car in Los Angeles with impossible dreams. Then came Fleetwood Mac. As the band rises from cult success to global superstardom, love turns volatile, friendships fracture, addictions spiral, and heartbreak becomes music. Through it all, Stevie begins to see herself in Rhiannon, the mysterious woman from the song that changed everything. A dramatic retelling of the rise and unraveling of Fleetwood Mac through the eyes of Stevie Nicks.

Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks are the love story for the ages. Often tragic, always passionate, the magnetic pull and electricity between these two will always pull them together and perhaps push them apart. This story touches on all of their decades together and what might become of these two star-crossed lovers. This story took on a life of its own and is much longer than I'd originally imagined it would be. That said, it's for the die-hard Buckingham Nicks fans since it is a bit of a time commitment. If you decide to give it a go, I hope you'll enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it! Cheers!

After a successful Fleetwood Mac reunion and a solo tour, Stevie is determined to finish recording her album that she had been working on on and off for years. A late-night phone call, an offer to help, and they yet again break every promise they had made to each other.

In 2018, Lindsey Buckingham was fired from the band that defined him. By 2025, he and his former lover quietly re-released Buckingham Nicks, back on speaking terms, leaving fans to wonder what really happened in the years between.

What might have happened if Stevie hadn't married Kim. Plot idea by DLEKMAN

Essentially, I wanted to create a series of oneshots based on real-life media of Buckingham Nicks over the years. Each chapter will tell a different story, mimicking what we know for sure happened and what I believe happened before and after. If you'd like, send me any videos, pictures, or interviews that you love, and I'll work them into the story!

Fifty years of love, heartbreak, and reckless desire, captured in journal entries no one was meant to see. Every secret, every scandal, every impossible "never again" is here, brutal and tender, terrible and beautiful. Their story doesn't end-it burns.

A Buckingham Nicks retelling of 'A Christmas Carol'. Lindsey and Stevie each spend Christmas 2024 haunted by three spirits. The ghosts of their past, present and future. Guided through the wreckage of their love, fame and regret, both are forced to confront what they lost in each other and what still remains. By Christmas morning, neither is the same. Proof that even after all the years, redemption might still be possible.