Prairie Stories

Inspired by the Netflix Adaption of "The Little House on the Prairie" Aleda was a settler. He was an Indian. Aleda was a painter. He was a warrior. Aleda was passionate. He was stoic. They couldn't have been any more different, but as time passes in the prairie, so grows their relationship. And Aleda finds herself settled into their new life, which her heart does as well on an unexpected suitor that shouldn't be filling that space. A Little Puma and Xreader/OC fanfic. Leave a vote if you enjoy! Achievements! 🥇 - #creek 🥇 - #prairie

Inspired by the Netflix 2026 adaptation of Little House on The Prairie. He was a warrior sworn to protect his land; she was a pioneer who finally tasted freedom. Falling in love was their greatest treason. In 1870, Ada Miller and her family arrive in Kansas as Exodusters-Black pioneers seeking refuge from the post-Civil War South and fighting to claim their rights as U.S. citizens. To Ada, this endless prairie is her family's first taste of true freedom. To Little Puma, a hot-headed Osage warrior, her family is just another wave of squatters stealing his people's land. Their meeting is a clash of steel and stubborn pride, sparking a bitter hatred that burns as hot as the summer sun. But as the local town pushes the Osage to the brink of war, these sworn enemies are forced into a tense, secret alliance that ignites into a passionate, dangerous affair. Bound by a shared struggle against a system built to destroy them both, they must choose between the loyalty they owe their people, and an explosive love that could burn the entire prairie to the ground.

After years away, Red Willow returns to her Osage homeland. She returns with a mind shaped by another culture, a heart divided between two worlds, and the fear that she no longer truly belongs in either. The prairie she once knew has changed. Buffalo have grown scarce, settlers press ever closer to Osage lands, and the traditions she left behind now feel both familiar and distant. While her grandmother welcomes her with open arms, Red Willow struggles to reconnect with the people and customs that once defined her. Among those who challenge her is Little Puma, a spirited young hunter whose stubborn courage is matched only by his unwavering devotion to his people. He cannot understand why Red Willow speaks differently, questions old traditions, or hesitates to embrace the life she left behind. She cannot understand why he refuses to believe that change is inevitable. Will their disagreements turn into an unexpected friendship, or will the divide between the two worlds only grow greater? Little Puma x OC started: 08/06/2026

A bottle drifts down a river. A stranger writes back. What begins as a simple exchange slowly becomes something neither of them expected. A short story about finding home when and where you least expect it.

Short vignettes in the Mega AU about the mothers that occupy it.

Alternative timeline? future in a pyramid studded agropolis? remember to not. please read while inattentive or otherwise impaired, you can not "burn after reading", delete, or eat any of this. Our fickle memories are the best defence we have.

Girouette; it was his name, and when he was activated that was all he knew about himself. But Giro was created for something special, to protect two children that have yet to be born. Not only that, he was created with a part of the legendary Zero's DNA, taking on most of the legend's appearance. Girouette has a lot to learn and discover before a period of five years are over; from obtaining Model Z to the ground shattering disappearance of his creator Ciel, this is Giro's story and legacy.

In the little town of Fedroy, Kentucky, lives a family of six - the Brighton family. Content to live in this sleepy town, the Brighton's aren't exactly a family of drama or excitement. But when a tornado appears at their doorstep, 11-year-old Tessa can't contain her curiosity. However, when she goes out to meet this strange funnel cloud, she discovers that it isn't friendly. And that it wants blood.

Welcome to the 1980s on the prairie, where the Wi-Fi doesn't exist, the water comes from a hand pump, and the family "entertainment system" is a cardboard cutout of Chuck Norris. In this hilarious and mostly true memoir, join Ginna as she navigates a childhood defined by wide-open spaces and questionable parenting choices. From digging holes for giant tires just to stay busy, to serving as the family's human TV antenna during hockey games, these are the stories of a girl trying to survive farm life without losing her mind (or her toes to the frostbite). Prepare for tales of outhouses, tobacco-rolling machines, and the time a hail storm tried to win a snowball fight against the house. It's a love letter to a simpler time-when "social networking" meant listening to the coyotes howl and the only thing scarier than the dark was failing Dad's post-episode David Suzuki quiz.

I am from the prairie so when I traveled to places with hills and mountains I was enthralled. A stylized description of a shifting landscape morphed into a surreal story of a growing paradise and a girl (spirit) who finds freedom. In an odd way (despite obvious differences) the girl reminds me a little of Ariel from The Tempest, hence the quote as the title.

If you gotta come snooping round here asking snoopy questions, why can't you at least ask me INTERESTING questions?