It is an ancient Mariner, And he stoppeth one of three. 'By thy long grey beard and glittering eye, Now wherefore stopp'st thou me? We've all read Samuel Coleridge's classic poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. But what if the mariner was really...a dwarf? And what if, instead of three bridegrooms, it was Raistlin the Mage held captive, listening to the tale? What follows is the first part an exciting story filled with kender, theft (of course), dwarven treasure, and dragon, in the style of Coleridge. All the love to the inimitable Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman, and much thanks (and apologies) to Mr. Coleridge.

This is the story of Andria, a girl from a rather wealthy family, in the time of the American Revolution. Her father is part of the rebellion against America's mother country, Britain. After the Boston tea party Britain begins housing British soldiers in the colonists homes. Well what happens when the belle of the town has to live with infuriating British soldiers, while being engaged to a rebel......

Sometimes, when you say the worst possible thing at the worst possible time, the consequences grab hold of you, shake you senseless, and make you doubt everything, even yourself… Silas Warren knows what this is like. As a private soldier in the Continental Army, he has just secured a temporary stay of execution for a spy who has been found amongst their ranks. Desperate to save this man whom he has befriended, he argues that the spy could be used to assassinate a powerful enemy commander. Silas finds himself with the daunting task of convincing his general that the plan could win the American Revolution, which has ground on for six long and bloody years. But no one could know of his own motives for wanting the British commander dead; no one could suspect that he has a score to settle with this man from his past. Balancing the horror of war with friendship and courage, Where Loyalties Lie is an 80,000 word novel, the story of a young man’s journey to find himself and hold true to his beliefs against the tumultuous war for the birth of a new nation.

Flash Fiction: In 1777, a woman watches injured revolutionary soldiers walk through her town late at night, leaving red footprints in the snow behind them.

The final book in the Rise Trilogy after Revolution. This is it. The final chapter in our story. All that remains now is to have our revenge on the man who has caused us so much pain and suffering. We have had a long road with life, death, love and hatred at every turn. Now, we are at the end. But I can never bear to watch this next part. If only he didn't have to die...This is it.

General George Washington never had any biological children of his own, and has just recently found out his stepson has died. It seems like the Washington legacy is done, until there is a new discovery at an abandoned British encampment.

When Percy is summoned home from camp to see some weird people on his couch, let's just say he's confused. When he finds out that he has another evil relation, he's not happy. Well, off to Hogwarts. Harry is astounded. Voldemort- the lowlife scum of the wizarding world- has a grandson. Now Dumbledore wants him, Hermoine, and Ron to get him, and become friends. Harry must be crazy because he agrees to go. Set after PJO but before HoO ( I want him 15/16) and during OoTP Check out my other crossover: Percy Jackson - the New Hogwarts Teacher Cover created by @Emer28702000

I don't even know. History is just an interpretation. Blame @conjoinedoranges and @FuturisticDino for this. Basically about John Adams, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron Burr. History in modern-day high school.

Men in red coats come walking down to our driveway. There getting closer. They want something, and they want it now. This is inspired by "My Brother Sam is Dead" by: Collier and Collier

No offense, but if you're reading this you're full of sin and need Jesus.