Alaska's gone. The news is still fresh. Everything the want to know, want to say, they wrote in a letter.

I woke up after being told to write this in a dream. This is kinda embarrassing, I think this might be okay...

Alaska left Miles a message five years ago, letting him know that she wasn't dead. He became obsessed wiht listening to the message; so obsessed it became unhealthy. So, he stopped. Then, Alaska started looking for him, with a little help from an old friend. I don't own Looking For Alaska, a genius named John Green does. :) One-Shot! Enjoy!

Here is a collection of small pieces inspired by John Green characters, starting with a very short poem about Alaska and the haunting phrase she said shortly before her death.

This is a story I wrote for an English assignment about the character of Mr. Starnes ("The Eagle")'s childhood. I was told that I should post this here. I hope you read/review/enjoy!

In which The Colonel gets drunk enough to explain to Pudge that he was still in love with Alaska even after everything while hiding his own feelings. C/P

Alaska Young's final moments.

Short letters that Miles writes to Alaska after she dies.

The Colonel, now a college graduate, finally has his best day.

Clay Cortese was just an average student from an average high school seeking a more than average title. However, he goes a bit too far with a school prank in order to win the name "Most Memorable". When his parents decide to send him to a boarding school, he thinks it's the end of the world. Will he be able to win his title as Most Memorable from inside the walls of A.S. Prep?

A recount of Alaska's last night and that fateful drive told from her POV. One-Shot.

The thoughts of Alaska as she is trying to make it to see her mother.

Drabble - Alaska/TheColonel

Pudge decides to go with Alaska after she freaks out...

Looking for Alaska from Alaska's Point of View. Alaska Young, master prankster, must survive the school year at Culver Creek boarding school in Alabama. Alaska has to learn how to balance her feelings towards the new boy, her friends, and of course, her headful of pranks.

This is a short speech from Pudge's perspective, if he had given some sort of Eulogy for her. Notice that I'm aware I quote the book a lot, but I believe Pudge would have said these things. If you notice in typos please let me know, I know there a few, I tried to fix most of them.

Pudge is forced to rethink his friendships, relationship and most importantly, the way he feels about Alaska when he wakes up after the Prank and sees something he shouldn't have.

Nobody knew exactly what the Colonel would have said in the end, but let's remember that he knew Alaska for far longer than Pudge ever did or ever would. /One-shot.

AU — what if Pudge had died, instead of Alaska? One shot of Alaska and the others at Pudge's funeral. T for language. Written from Alaska's perspective.

The guidance counselor suggests Miles (Pudge) write down his feelings in a journal she gives him. His entries turn into letters to Alaska. He writes about everything from life's little mundane things to huge events that change the course of his life.

If this is what it's like to forget, Miles Halter doesn't like it.

If a person speaks, but no one hears it, did they really say anything at all? Why did Alaska crash, how long is an instant, and what were her last words? Only one person has the answers.

And then I'm drowning. Sinking deeper and deeper until I can hear my eardrums popping and my chest getting tighter. Boom, boom, boom go my ears. Thump, thump, thump goes my heart. Forever passes until I can feel my feet planted firmly on the ground below. Miles reflects. One-shot.

A short poem about Alaska's last moments

My interpretation of what was going through Alaska's mind on the night of her death.