A short interaction between A. Square's grandson and an Isosceles.

An alternative ending to Flatland, begins after the end of the book. A. Square's grandson, the hexagon, realizes his Grandfather was right all along. He is determined to fight the circles and free his Grandfather from his undeserved punishment. Oneshot.

Some project I did for school about Arthur going barking mad in his cell and then escaping into some freaky in between world. Not as funny as it sounds. One shot.

teste XD

Little Albert makes his mommy a card with an image from a piece of paper he found. Guess what? He found Flatland! Guess who he used? Nah, not telling! Read and find out! Also, I don't like the title, will someone help me change it? Thank you!

A world of one dimension, and a world of one dimension.

Nilumak is a young hexagon whose reputation has been tarnished by his eccentric grandfather's ideas. After his grandfather dies in the asylum, Nilumak decides to carry on his legacy by finding the third dimension. However, there is another problem...

Please forgive my corny title. What would've happened if the Sphere had arrived in Flatland and the Color Bill was in effect? Uh, I can't say that it's better than it sounds, but this summary probably doesn't do it justice.

The 2D A. Square attempts to open a 3D jar of mayonnaise. Of course he can't do it, but can the Sphere?

Albert breaks out of jail with a little help from his old friend the Sphere. Alternately titled: Albert Square and the Inter-Dimensional Gender Bender.

A funny summary of the book Flatland to the tune of Jingle Bells

If you haven't read Flatland, don't read. A. Square's daughter's perspective on everything

A circle accidentally wanders into the dangerous Pongland, and recounts the story to Albert in jail.