From Alaska's point of view, moments before her demise.

What if they found Alaska's Phone?

Because that's just what Alaska is: a hurricane. Taking up innocent good people and then throwing them out. A story on the inner-workings of Alaska Young. ONESHOT

Replacing the girl he had loved with a hallucination was sickeningly easy. - Drug abuse three-shot. Hints of insanity on Pudge's part.

After Thanksgiving holiday, the past events reoccur in Pudge's mind and keep him from sleeping.

Alaska Young and When's. The development of the girl who found her way out of the labyrinth.

Alaska's drive.

A sonnet in the format of a letter Alaska left for Miles. Contains spoilers.

Pudge thinks he hears her. Alaska, that is. The Colonel doesn't believe him ,but he knows she's there. Told from Pudge's point of view, follow him again into his search for Alaska, but also himself.

What if Alaska Young's last words were actually discovered?

An alternate ending I wrote for an independent reading project. From Pudge's point of view, a twist in the story ending.

A spin-off story for an independent reading project. Looking for Alaska from Alaska Young's point of view.

Pudge writes letters to Alaska that bring her back

Takes place during Miles' senior year at Culver Creek. A fan-sequel to Looking for Alaska. Miles meets a new girl and an unexpected turn of events occurs. Just read it.

A poem I wrote from Lara's P.O.V. after Alaska's death. How she feels when Pudge just stops talking to her. How she feels when the bump shoulders in the hall.

What happens when new girl, Summer Andrews, moves into Culver Creek, and the dorm that she just-so-happens to get used to belong to the very beloved and mysterious Alaska Young? How will the Colonel and Pudge react to her? And how will she react to them?

He had loved his crooked neighbour with all his crooked heart. "So carefully put together, yet so easy to fall apart." One shot.

Summer, after.

A short oneshot based on how Pudge and the Colonel are dealing, the first night after Alaska's death. Tried to write in a John Green-esque style. Slashifyousquint?

Dead and in Heaven, Alaska reflects on her life and Miles. Entering his dream one night, they talk about her death, and she ends up telling him something he never imagines he'd ever hear from her. Alaska's POV, AlaskaXMiles/Pudge

Time would not acknowledge the pivotal moment when I would fuck up everything. Alaska-centric. Rated for slight language and character death.

A poem from Pudge's POV about Alaska and who she was.

My own version of the ending of "Before". R&R

Songfic, Drops of Jupiter by Train. Pudge's journey After. T because I'm cautious and because it's kinda depressing. SPOILERS!

A One-Shot of Alaska's thoughts right after the accident.