Extended Stories

A novelization length re-writing of the events of the first Frozen movie, with OC included. Dive deeper into the stories and the minds of each of the characters, experience multiple POVs, prologues, and epilogues. Elsa's coronation as Queen of Arendelle approaches, and her magical gift to control ice and snow is uncontrollable. If she can make it through just the next day, everything would be fine. Right? Anna's been shut in the castle her entire life and can't wait for the gates to finally open. Her whole life, she's felt like she was missing out on something. After their parent's deaths, her older sister seemed to go out of her way to avoid her. She's looking for a night to remember. Dorrin has a delivery to make, but he isn't one to pass up a royal party, considering he'd never been to one. A sailing merchant, he has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to brush shoulders with the wealthy and aristocratic. Little does he know, a chance encounter in the castle halls the night before the coronation would change everything. Kristoff just wants to make a living. He didn't want to get swept up in this whole "eternal winter" thing, but here he was anyway. Swept up, literally.

This is a three part book about what happens when the Scarlet Witch and the God of Mischief reunite with their daughter, and most importantly, the dangerous price. The Scarlet Witch and the God of Mischief fell in love, but nothing lasts forever. Loki Laufeyson has been missing for years and Wanda Maximoff has lost her whole family...until the day she breaks the rules to meet her daughter. Disclaimer: This is a fanfic. The only characters I own are Charlie, Astra, Corvina, Abellona and a few extras. The rest of the characters are from the Marvel Comics or from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

"Was I a bad kid?" "You were a thug in the makin', sweetheart. Bad to the bone." An extension of Kenny and Clementine's conversation on the couch after reuniting.

This story describes a little girls life. In the beginning her parents weren't very wealthy but after her dad married a woman they became king and queen and Lily became a princess. After that she got older and married a Prince She lived happier after.

From the boarding of the shuttle to the duel of titans, this story is from a fan's idea of what else occurred on that fateful day...

Harry may not be the most receptive person but even he notices when something major is up. First Draco completely encompasses his thoughts. Then everyone else starts acting very very strange... Maybe there's something in the water...

The decepticons have suffered a devastating loss, and most of them don't even know it. Only two of the highest ranking mechs are aware of the untimely death as well as the consequences it could bring, so they set about fixing it. There's no better way to hide what happened by replacing what was lost.

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In the midst of his parents' bitter divorce, young Gavin is sent away by his mother, Sevm, to live with her younger brother, Elm - a man both worshipped and feared. That very night, Sevm dies in a car crash eerily identical to the one that claimed her parents and sister years before. Elm, known to many as Adonis for his flawless beauty and calm grace, is more dangerous than he appears. To the world, he is charm incarnate; in truth, he is a man cloaked in shadows, harboring secrets that could shatter Gavin's fragile innocence. Marked by the family's cursed inheritance, Gavin's gray eyes inspire dread and awe wherever he goes. Strangers pray when he passes, others bow in reverence, but Gavin himself remains blind to their meaning. As he grows under Elm's roof, he is drawn into a world where love is forbidden, loyalty is treacherous, and the line between devotion and destruction begins to blur. Why do the deaths in his bloodline follow the same chilling pattern? What truth binds Elm to the shadows? And who is Steph - the ghost of a name that tempers even Elm's darkest cruelty? Caught between his own innocence and a monstrous potential lurking within, Gavin must uncover the secret of his eyes and the curse devouring his family. But some loves are curses. And some curses demand blood. ⚠️Content Warnings:⚠️ Dark themes, psychological manipulation, possession, supernatural fear, violence, trauma, unhealthy relationships, ghost/human romance, LGBTQ themes, and morally gray characters. Reader discretion advised.

I wrote all of these poems (except one, which I'll say in the A/N of it's own) in my Short Stories and Creative Writing class. (2011-2012, first semester. Yes, I was a freshman when I wrote these poems.) If your school has this class, and you haven't taken it, I would suggest you do so, it's a great class. I'm sure that my writing would have been a lot better if I would've taken it my senior year, instead of just last year. It was a great class anyway. :)

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Glass Weather" explores the architecture of power inside institutional spaces-how visibility can distort as much as it reveals. The poem extends the metaphor of glass beyond the familiar ceiling, imagining an entire climate shaped by inheritance, tone, and unspoken agreements. I was interested in stillness as a form of authority: influence that does not announce itself, resistance that does not always roar. The speaker navigates systems that test gravity unevenly, where identity refracts experience rather than dilutes it. Ultimately, this poem asks what it means to inhabit space without shrinking, to remain intact without hardening, and to recognize that sometimes the barrier was never as solid as it seemed.