"I'm sorry about your dad." Words suddenly felt useless, meaningless, and his chest felt constricted, so Garraty only nodded. "My father is not great. The only decent thing I got from him is the way I look." McVries joked with a bitter laugh, and Garraty couldn't help himself. "So you have a hot father."

McVries sings and Garraty is happy to listen. Fluff, because these two deserve it and so do we.

After the Walk. The winner who's gained everything, and has lost everything in the process. Also, talk of self-harm, but it doesn't actually happen, just the lead up to it.

Stebbins' final moments.

Art Baker doesn't seem to mind that his uncle is an undertaker. Baker-centric.

Post-Walk. Garraty's thoughts and troubles come barrelling down on him.

I say goodbye. I move on. Post-Walk.

Peter McVries has bad luck. Ray Garraty is either his lucky break or his downfall. High school AU. GarratyMcVries. T for language and usage of alcohol.

He was a million miles away, thinking of the good things. [baker-centric] [oneshot]

Ray no podía contener las lágrimas a pesar de su enfado y decepción

Un grupo de amigos conversan tranquilamente al final de las clases, pero uno no escucha, está distraído en una figura solitaria entre la multitud.

Snippets from Barkovitch's life - during the walk, before the walk, AU, insane, just a plethora of Barkovitch oneshots. Rated T for language.

He hadn't been planning on it, but there was no harm in messing with Barkovitch for a little bit, right? [oneshot] [rated t for language]

...still wilts. Henry becomes Hank. Olson-centric.

Every guy needs his alone time, right? And walking beside Barkovitch wasn't that bad when he wasn't talking. [slight garraty/barkovitch] [oneshot] [rated t for language]

Ray Garraty's recovery, or lack thereof. Post-Walk. Contains triggering material for emetophobia and self-harm.

Garraty faces an unusual opponent. GarratyMcVries. Fencing AU.

Rich boys can't stay rich forever, eventually everybody ends up in the scrapings of the street, and Dirk Stebbins is no exception. Victorian!AU, multiple pairings. In-progress multichapter.

"47 and 61 are getting hitched." Nowhere in the rules does it say that a wedding isn't allowed. GarratyMcVries.

"You're not like anybody else I've ever met before. You're Abe." Parkeraham. T for language.

When a magician's apprentice is kidnapped while out on an errand, the Wizard's Guild sends out a squadron of young soldiers to try and find him. Alongside this, the Crown Prince finds an interesting piece of literature while exploring the palace one bored day, from which he learns some interesting things about his father. [fantasy au] [multichapter]

Nobody was really sure why they'd bothered building a new school if they only let a hundred kids in - fifty male, fifty female - but there it was. It was too big for the small amount of people, but 'it would grow in population.' Yeah. Okay. And why does nobody ever wear a shirt in gym class?

It was humanity's purpose to die, but sometimes Art Baker felt more like a bridge. [baker-centric] [oneshot] [rated t for collie parker]

Gary Barkovitch pensait que s'il restait seul pendant encore vingt secondes, il claquerait... (Gary Barkovitch x Ray Garraty) Rating T pour le langage.

All Barkovitch wants to do is find a place to eat his stupid gas station mini-pizza and drink his forty-four ounce fountain pop. But of course things aren't that simple. [slight parkovitch] [oneshot] [no long walk going on here] [rated t for swearing]