Dianawynnejones Stories

╰┈➤ˎˊ˗ 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 a random number texted fem!reader, thinking they were the reader's friend. ⭑.ᐟ a slowburn xreader au in which the characters of Howl's moving castle exist in Howl's world. Though not mentioned often, I intend for the reader to identify as a woman or be woman-aligned.

"I have never met someone so materialistic, vain, and fickle as you!" but despite their words, (Y/N)'s heart pounded and face flushed in response to Howl's gesture. (Y/N) is a witch, who has had little success in making any sales. Howl takes them in as an apprentice until they can afford their own shop, at least, that's how it started anyways. I reverse image searched and still couldn't find the artist, please let me know who the artist is if you know and I'll be sure to credit them! (In reference to the cover)

"In the multiple parallel universes of the Twelve Related Worlds, only an enchanter with nine lives is powerful enough to control the rampant misuse of magic---and to hold the title Chrestomanci. . . ." Stories from across the Related Worlds.

Adorable purring toffee-bar monsters, to be precise. The magical chemistry set was a long time ago, and this mixed family has experienced loss and change and interesting developments since then. At a family occasion, the past comes back to visit them, in more than one way. A fanfic based on the characters of Diana Wynne Jones' novel 'The Ogre Downstairs'. All rights reserved.

Polly Whittacker is left to pick up the pieces of a childhood split in two by Laurel Perry Leroy, and somehow pass her college courses while she's at it. Polly and Tom must unravel the truth of Hunsdon House and Laurel's rules if they are ever to be sure of their lives, and their souls. Along with this, Polly begins to recover the story she started years ago, the Tales of Nowhere...

After an evil wizard curses him for his family line, Mordred Larcini is transformed into a cat and found by the Anxious but powerful Witch Pendira. The witch takes the cat under her protection, giving him the name Gunpowder. Join them on fantasy adventures through the land of Faelin as they face off against mythical monsters, cultural bigotry, and magical bureaucracy as Mordred tries to turn back human, and maybe learn that he doesn't need to rush the journey.

On a lonely day in the hat shop, Sophie Hatter sits down and writes a book in which magic doesn't exist. In which the Witch of the Waste doesn't frighten people. In which Howl is just a normal person like everyone else. Meanwhile, Howl is sitting in his castle, writing a book in which he never became a wizard. In which he was a normal, blonde, beautiful boy. What if a little magic isn't so bad, though? Sophie begins to find chapters that she didn't write in her book, and Howl's chapters keep disappearing. Maybe the magic bringing these two together isn't so bad after all.

It's been four months since Howl got his heart back, and Sophie is more than a little annoyed that the happily ever after that she was promised hasn't exactly occurred yet. As a matter of fact, Howl hasn't said a thing about it ever since. Cleaning, arguments, and misunderstandings ensue, and Sophie hopes there may just be a little romance along the way too. (Howl's Moving Castle, Diana Wynne Jones)

Howl and Sophie share dish duty in the aftermath of a terribly eventful day. They enjoy a fleeting moment of domestic bliss before everything turns to flower petals... This little collection of cosy romance scenes takes place directly after the final chapter of DWJ's Howl's Moving Castle.

[A Howl's Moving Castle Two-Shot] Chapter 1: Sophie spends the day with another, leaving Howl to anxiously wait for her return with hope she does not bear the news of becoming another's lover. Chapter 2: Howl makes several attempts to trick Sophie into kissing him again. He fails but ends up winning in the end.