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It is late in the evening at Hanover Square and Mr. Norrell waits for his man of business to return from an order. Childermass does indeed come hom. However he comes home, covered in blood.
Lady Pole isn't about to accept the theft of her dear friend Mrs Strange: and takes drastic measures against the gentleman with the thistledown hair.Character death is canonical (and temporary) so, 'Choose Not To Use Archive Warnings'.Spoilery up until Chapter 46, then canon AU.Title from the Arctic Monkeys' 'Arabella'. Or, indeed, 'Arabelllaaaaooooh'.Walter Pater quote originally found via Brian d'Amato's 'Beauty', AKA 'second greatest novel ever written.'Dickens ref. - 'What larks, Pip!'All rights reserved.
Lost Hope. A nightmarish place outside of reality. Emma Pole is forced to dance in this kingdom every single night. However even when she follows the King's wishes and shows him a genuie smile, her mind in reality speaks a different tale. Her views are dark and troubled, even more aggressive then the King can imagine...
After a long and exhausting day, Henry Lascelles and his man of business' Childermass return home. Childermass begins to jokingly taunt Lascelles' attitude regarding the last manuscript he read. When Lascelles is having enough of it, he decides to end the situation with a game: If Childermass massages his feet properly, he will forget the insults. If not, then the other one is in trouble...AN: This oneshot takes place in the same universe as The Editor's Bloodhound. It can either be seen as a prequel or a sequel...
"The dream weavers live on the clouds. They are a fairly peaceful people who create dreams for little boys and girls. "They are a kind and caring people, but some of them are reckless."This is the story of a dream weaver and a mean little boy and why kindness can sometimes be the most important vehicle for change.
Anabella "Bella" Burns had had a hard-knock life. She's dealt with nothing but difficult decisions, and having to grow up too fast. When she was thirteen she learned how to play guitar. Well, self taught. And then she took band in her freshman year. She learned more about music, the only thing she really loved in the world. Then she started songwriting. It took music to a whole new level. After hours of convincing, her best friend Michael convinces her to call an agent, and find a gig somewhere. Robby, her new agent hooks her up with the sweetest deals in town, but for a price.First it was street corners. Then hotel bars. Then restaurants. Then the city's annual Christmas party, then concerts in the park. And then she exploded into fame. With Robby's help, she handles her stressful personal life, and her exhausting but thrilling musical career. Then the unspeakable happens, risking Bella ending up right back where she started. Will Bella continuously slowly and steadily rise into fame, or will she combust, and explode like a supernova?
Poetry is by far the most underrated art form, because too many people think that poems are boring. They hear corny children's books, and assume that all poetry is that way. But music is poetry. RAP is poetry. Every song you've ever heard and loved is poetry.Here's a compilation of various poems I've written from sixth grade and beyond. (Is classified as incomplete, because generally, I add to it when I feel like it).*Contains some dark themes.*
This isn't a story book so don't even like...ask for any...stories...P L E A S E-anyways uh.Enjoy ;~;...
This is a fan fiction based on The Girl Who Could Fly by Victoria Forester. If you haven't read the book, some things will be amiss, but It's not entirely centered around the original book.... entirely...Five years after having escaped from the I.N.S.A.N.E institution for talented people (Conrad has a super brain, Piper flies), Conrad, after having been disowned is living with Piper's family as he has been for the past five years. Suddenly, he realizes feelings he never knew he had for Piper. Will Conrad go too far? Or will Piper return his feelings? Click the orange button of infinite happiness to find out!Note: Conrad is sixteen, Piper is fourteen. Her age is never disclosed in the book, but eeh. Work with it.
Tidbits and snippets of the cute and sometimes controversial hidden secrets in the Harry Potter books. Most of these are things I have found while rereading the books that it seems no one else had noticed, including Lockhart getting famous off of Quirrel's adventures, Lily Potter and the basilisk, and learning about Polyjuice Potion in their first year. Enjoy!
"There once was a man who pushed the button that made the whole world run..."In this futuristic cautionary tale, there is a man who is responsible for everything falling into place. What happens when he doesn't do his job? This is short (not short, FUN-SIZED) story that is a big thought-provoker. No description can do it justice, you'll just have to read it. ;)
Annabelle Hope is madly in love with theatre-- she loves it even more than her two brothers. But when her director pairs her with her worst enemy in a duet for District Thespian competition, she has to rise to the occasion. During her ongoing struggle with Miakeyla at school, more and more problems keep happening at home. Her youngest brother keeps getting suspended from school, and her oldest is too busy with school to give her the time of day to talk to her. Will Annabelle crumble and fall? or will she start Singing through the Storm?
Harry, Ron, Hermione, and the gang have long since graduated Hogwarts, gotten married, etc... but what about their kids? The story follows Albus Severus Potter, and his adventures at the newly rebuilt Hogwarts. Albus Potter, Rose Weasley, and Scorpius Malfoy are all first years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where the Slytherin Table had been empty for the past 19 years... but that's all about to change. Zachary Longbottom (of no relation to Neville) is the first Slytherin student Hogwarts has had in 19 years. So when mysterious happenings, and eventually violent murders start happening, he's the first person everyone suspects. Albus, having befriended him is convinced he's innocent... but how does he prove it? Note: Some of the chapters not seem very PG13 worthy, but the story does get darker. There is a "Clean version" at the beginning of the "nasty" chapters. It's PG13 for the violent themes that will be occurring in chapter 11, and another chapter I haven't written yet. The violent parts are very Criminal Minds-esque. If you don't blink twice at Law & Order SVU or Criminal Minds, you shouldn't have a problem.