Written for the Rarewomen fanfic exchange. Nadine Cross has a dark past, and a long, long history with Randall Flagg. Warning: allusions to incest.

The irony of Nick Andros's existence flickering out was that he was never able to so much as scream. Drabble-ish.

Everybody dreams, right? Here is one character Stephen King left a little bit sketchy. I'm just trying to fill in some blanks. There is no reason this could not fit between-the-lines of canon.

It's in the not so distant future when mankind is about to wipe itself out and a group of humans who survive must grapple with good versus evil. Just borrowing Stephen King's fine characters for fun.

Based of the events that happened in Steven King: The Stand though this is completely original it is based off of the the fact that there was a plague and the destruction of almost the entire human race disappearing I hope you enjoy this type of story :

What happened in Europe during the events of the Stand?

Some short little one-shot poems about Harold and how someone else always seemed to be picked over him. P.S. i just barely started reading the book so this is based on the movie not the book.

The Dark Man returns, 1-shot, might be expanded later. Rated T for imagery.

The superflu spreads like wildfire, and an ocean was never going to be enough to contain it. This is the story of a new Britain, after the end of the world.

Just as the title says.

I love the character of Larry Underwood and his transformation in "The Stand." This is a little one-shot I wrote in which Larry gets a little positive closure. Kind of cheesy, but I needed some positivity for him.

When Nick stops in Shoyo, not only does he meet a kindly Sheriff and his wife, he also meets the Sheriff's eighteen year old daughter who also survives the 'Super flu'. They become traveling companions, but will something more develop along the way?

What if Rita wasn't the one following Larry through the Lincoln tunnel?

After leaving the Boulder Free Zone in search of greener pastures, Stuart Redman and Frannie Goldsmith stumble upon a new threat...

Dear one, this is something I have to tell. A letter collection, not an exchange.

You don't have to die to lose your life. A quick look at a plague survivor. Title and inspiration both taken from TS Eliot's massively overquoted poem of the same name.

Jo Madden is a Captain Tripps survivor from Goshen, Indiana. After meeting a group of people, she follows them to Boulder, Colorado in search of an old black woman. But when the group arrives, she starts feeling like an outsider.