Snowbirds Stories

RWBY Prequel about Qrow. Why does Qrow drink? Why is he the way he is? This story is one fan's take on Crow's relationships and the reason he became who he is. While I did not write this, the author would like to know your thoughts and is considering writing more of Qrow's story in a new story connecting to the show. This is the way the author would have written his story ...author would like to remain anonymous

Another split/reboot of The Multiverse of Oscar Pine and Qrow Branwen. Winter Schnee and the newly graduated team members of Team STRQ wake up in a strange theater that is playing different versions of Qrow Branwen. Will they enjoy it? And what will they think of the different versions of Qrow and the future of the scythe wielding Huntsman? A hero? A villian? An anti-hero/anti-villain? An old man who can't be left alone? A giant monster? Why not? Winter and Team STRQ are from before the events of Volume 1.

Title says it all. Teams RWBY, JNR and co are summoned to a theater of a multiverse that surrounds a certain farmboy and drunk uncle. "What's so important about that drunkard and who is Oscar Pine?" "Zip it Ice Queen!"

Sequel to Qrow's Cold Winter -a RWBY fanfiction- story picks up exactly where Qrow's Cold Winter left off and tells about Winter's mission and her pregnancy

Florida is a haunted place. Not by ghosts in old mansions or monsters in the swamp, but by memory. By orange groves buried beneath subdivisions. By fishing camps erased by luxury condos. By retention ponds mourning forgotten wetlands. By old roads, old storms, old dreams, and old versions of ourselves. In twenty-four interconnected poems, Florida Gothic explores the strange soul of America's most contradictory state. Hurricanes and highways. Snowbirds and tourists. Alligators and developers. Disney castles and midnight grocery stores. The collection moves through the landscapes of modern Florida searching for the people who live beneath the postcard version of paradise. These poems are angry. They are mournful. They are occasionally funny. They are love letters written with clenched fists. Part social criticism, part environmental elegy, part spiritual meditation, Florida Gothic asks what happens when a place becomes both paradise and commodity. What is lost when a state grows too quickly? What survives? What does the land remember long after people forget? At its heart, this is a book about impermanence. About storms, memory, About the ghosts we create when we love a place enough to mourn what it has become. Because every place is haunted if you stay long enough. And no place is more beautifully haunted than Florida.

Beacon Fell. Pyrrha and others Died. Now Haven was Saved. And the Relic obtained. Cinder is Dead. But Salem is still several steps ahead. Can our heroes Keep moving Forward? Or have they still lost too much?

With permission of Kblade60, the Cast of RWBY is brought (kidnapped) by another deity to watch movies of another universe that they seemed to have trashed when watching HISHE: DC. Starting off with trailers. I will keep the ships Katana and her crew have made, I enjoy their interactions personally.

Just decided to write my own collection of one shots mainly with my favorite ships and my OC. Requests are welcome.

Ruby Rose x Oscar Pine (Rose Garden) Mercury Black x Yang Xiao Long (Gauntlets N Greaves) Qrow Branwen x Winter Schnee (Snowbirds) Cinder Fall x Sith Lord OC (Chaotic Flames) Adam Taurus x Weiss Schnee (Frostbite)

What if Qrow and Raven weren't just a Spring Maiden and a Bad Luck Charm? What if they were older than the Maidens themselves? That they have been on Remnant for a long time?

Sequel to Fall and Winter: The battle begins in Atlas. Team RWBY and friends battle with Salem and her forces in Atlas.

Title says it all. RWBY and Co. (Friends and enemies alike) are summoned to a multiverse theater that surrounds around a certain farm boy and drunk uncle/veteran Huntsman.