Sophie Curtis has now been in Tulsa a year, gaining three fabulous new friends and a perfect boyfriend in progress. It's also Sophie's seventeenth birthday, which is a huge deal! And which, brings huge problems along with it. What follows is a wild ride where Sophie moves into her own apartment, deals with a Middle Class girl who wants Johnny, gets a new baby horse, and more.

With her brother in Vietnam and her father's worsening depression, Julia Randle must cope with her troubles at home while juggling high school, her first job, and an unlikely friendship with Curly Shepard. Future set sequel to Landslide.

It's a year after everything that happened with Linda and things are going good. Ryan is happy with Pony. But why can't it ever last? Why can't his father let him have that? Ryan's father is about to reenter the picture. Third story after Giving Back and Refuge.

What will happen on Christmas morning with the Curtis's? Just a cute, fluffy story about the Curtis family. Ponyboy is 4, Sodapop is 7, and Darry is 11.

"I was thankful my first name was normal. That's about the only thing I had to thank for my father for— that he didn't screw up my life by making my first name something inescapably awkward like his and his brother's, Ponyboy and Sodapop." But El hasn't seen her father in years, and just as she starts to accept she's on her own... Please read & review!

A surprising end to a continuation of Abby's story.

The summer before my senior year was a hot one, and a wild one. I wasn't a kid anymore, and for the first time I felt it too. This is my story. Rated T for language.

They couldn't be less alike, really. Now, if only they could realize this... well, then, maybe they'd be able to save themselves from all the unnecessary pain.

Mary Kate doesn't talk much; she's quiet, shy, and easily scared and embarrassed. Dallas Winston talks all he wants; doesn't know how to shut his mouth up, even. He's loud, conceited, hardly ever embarrassed, and fearless. What happens when these two meet? (Johnny and Bob are still dead; Dallas didn't die.)

Ponyboy has started school again. He and Darry are getting along. Soda's just Soda. Ponyboy just wants a break, but he can never get one, can he? (Story)

Johnny tries to commit suicide and Ponyboy visits in the hospital.

Andromeda Campbell was not the type of girl Dallas usually went with. She was quiet, shy, and always nervous. But he can't help feel attracted to this girl with a mysterious past. Will they able to deal with the trouble that is destined to come, or will they fall to ruin. Starts before the novel begins.

This fanfiction begins with a yound, 14 year old girl named Synthia Carter. After a fist fight with the local Soc guys, she and Ponyboy hit it off with a new friendship. Synthia however, is very skeptical about this Greaser and Soc rant thing going on in Tulsa. She isn't very aware of her effect on people's lives, how her moves can change the simplest things, into confusing twists.

A girl in town helps Dallas deal with the aftermath of Johnny's death and catches the attention of Ponyboy as well. However her presence seems to only bring trouble, and suspiciously brings the arrival of a mysterious and intelligent killer in 'boring' Tulsa. Along with the imminent danger of Darrel being sent to jail, being killed is the least of their worries.

Ponyboy's first semester at college doesn't go as planned, but dropping out is only the beginning of his troubles. Originally a oneshot called "When I'm Gone"; now, a full length fic.

"Obviously, you've got your socs and your greasers. That's the main social divide. But within those two groups, you have a complete social hierarchy." Ponyboy Curtis isn't exactly looking forward to going back to school. But he's going to learn a lot this year, and most of it has nothing to do with the Three R's.

C is a greaser girl that's been friends with the gang for a year and a half. She's got the whole group that she considers close enough to be family. Unfortunately, she's got a whole other bunch of people that don't like her so much. And she's having a hard time convincing herself that she's not in love with someone from the gang who's close enough to be her brother.

You all know the tragic story of The Outsiders and how the lives of Bob Sheldon, Johnny Cade and Dallas Winston had to end. But, have you ever thought about what could happen if somebody could save one of them? Dallas Winston finally gets a second chance in this alteration of The Outsiders, but will he realize it in time to take it? Rated T for language.

Lorraine is fourteen, but she's seen a lot in New York's West Side. A few months after Dally's and Johnny's deaths, she heads down to Tulsa, and promising friendships develop after her shocking connection to Dally is unveiled. Lorraine falls helplessly for Soda, but it's never easy to get a boy like Sodapop Curtis, especially with jealous girls in the equation. SodaxOC

"That's a funny accent you got there, where ya from?" Livette was a loner; living her life in a grey area. She refused to be the same as the others. She refused to pick a side. And then she met Johnny and the Gang; how is she supposed to fit in when she has never tried before? Maybe Johnny and Gabe can help this former Mutt. Pony/OC Two-Bit/OC