Sometime in the thirteenth century, Thomas of Dundale and William of Lanchester quarreled with the Raven King over the resurrection of Henry Barbaratus, the son of a traitor. Originally written for the Yuletide 2012 fanfiction challenge.

Martin Pale, last of the Aureate magicians, was traveling in Faerie when he met a child who had been abducted from England over two hundred years earlier. This is what happened afterward.

Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell have an adventure east of the sun and west of the moon. Set after the end of the novel. Written for redshoeson in the Yuletide 2007 Challenge.

Après la fin, une quête surnaturelle dans différents mondes... un résumé plus détaillé, contenant de lourds spoilers sur le dénouement du livre, est à l'intérieur.

The day when the glovemaker's daughter in Newcastle meets the Raven King.

Remember chapter 33, footnote 3, with the Yorkshire farmer who gave the Raven King a horse? This is that scene. Mostly because I wanted to try writing the Raven King from an outside perspective.

I wondered what would happen if the Raven King ever fell in love. Not concrete, first copy, oneshot, etc.

Edward Gorey's doubtful guest arrives at Lost-hope one night and encounters Emma Pole.

Stephen/le gentleman aux cheveux de chardon. Le gentleman décide d'apprendre une nouvelle danse à Stephen, et y met beaucoup d'enthousiasme. Stephen s'y résigne. UST.

From the papers of an early 18th century magio-historian, an account of fairies as they were perceived by the Ancient Romans.

Strange longs to return to the warm darkness. Norrell/Strange slash. Drabble series.

[Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell] After the Meeting in the Old Star Inn, Ms. Redruth and Childermass talk

A modified Italian style sonnet giving an impressionistic 'before & after' account of a confrontation near the end of the novel. Hopefully, if you've read the book, you'll be able to identify the characters.

Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell Two monlogues about Norrell and Strange thinking about each other, and the prices they had to pay for their magic.