Now well and truly complete. A series of very short sketches. One per book. Mostly about Nancy, even when they're not.

A four chapter story, mostly told in letters to, from or about the Amazons. The first chapter runs from summer 1938 to December of the same year. The second chapter covers January and February 1939. The third runs from March 1939 to August 1939. Rating changed for reported death of one non-Ransome character.

Picks up where the book ends, just some drivel about their day. My first S&A fanfiction.

As night falls in the Atlantic a U-Boat hunts a convoy. A young frigate captain waits for a torpedo from the darkness. A Wren officer dreads a sinking report.

Following the lives of the Swallows and Amazons through letters and interactions, mainly following John and his relationship with Nancy. Starts with the return to school after a summer spent on Wildcat Island. Chapter 13 up. I hope to start posting more regularly after exams...

With the Great Aunt gone, the Swallows, Amazons and Callums are free to enjoy the rest of the summer holidays. Set after The Picts and the Martyrs and the day before my story Twelfth Port.

Set after the end of The Picts and the Martyrs. Takes place before the events of Missee Lee. Nancy and John can't even buy souvenirs without getting embroiled in a short adventure.

...Where angels fear to tread and wise men never go. When the G.A. takes it into her head to go globe trotting and decides to bring Nancy and Peggy with her, an unusual train of events unfolds.

Frank Farland nearly always took his daughters to church on Sunday mornings, but there was one Sunday, every Spring, on which they always seemed to be busy with something else.

As Maria Turner enters her final decline, a rapprochement is made with her grand-niece Nancy Blackett. Now has a second chapter (a prequel)

This takes place during Great Northern? The story is a joint effort from constantlearner and Fergus Mason.

In a small Lakeland church, people gather for one of the usual reasons... Set in an alternate universe. Warning: May contain inclusiveness.

Set immediately following the end of 'The Picts and the Martyrs'. Continuing that book's farcical tone, the characters are all thrown together and the scene is set for a showdown. This story was first published in Arthur Ransome Club journal '1929' vol 29, 22 November 1997 and is republished here with minor changes, mostly correcting Prof Callum's name to Louis (after Leakey).

A would-be jouralist interviews the fanfictional Swallows and Amazons in a fanfictional version of the "BookWorld" from the Thursday Next books by Jasper Fforde. Doesn't exactly contain characters by Jasper Fforde, although Mrs Tiggywinkle does appear as a Jurisfiction agent and therefore mostly as the Jasper Fforde version of herself. Posted for April Fools' Day.

Set in September 1944. At a small, quiet wartime wedding, somewhere in the south-east of England, Susan is concerned. A Peggy-centric story in which Peggy doesn't say that much.

This is a reply to Trade Wind, by Strange Brew. I just wondered what Peggy was thinking about it all. This fic assumes that PD happened; see it as AU if you prefer. Given the fic it's based on you won't be surprised to hear there are hints of same-sex attraction. Strange Brew, I know this doesn't match up to your one but I hope you (and others) enjoy it anyway.

Dorothea-centric. Written for the prompt 'words on a page' at the Three Sentence Ficathon 2013

Set immediately after Swallowdale. The Swallows and Amazons enjoy the rest of their holidays without interferernce from the Great Aunt. Bridget Walker makes a friend and a war is planned.

Set during the 'alternate reality' of 'Peter Duck'. Susan is rather enjoying being non-Susan-ish for once. Some slight implied same-sex attraction. If that don't float your boat, don't read.

A couple of letters and little more. Set in the term after Pigeon Post. Nancy's in trouble. John is getting rather het up.

Nine messages received or sent, over the course of nine years.

Starts just after Secret Water. The first two chapters are mainly letters but after that normal narrative resumes. Most of the action takes place just after Christmas in the fictious hamlet of Kirby Green, not too far from Shotley where the Walkers are renting a house, and the Blacketts come to stay with them for a week.

In wartime Britain two young people are getting married.

After the discovery of the danger the Able Seamen had been with their exploration into the Old Level, Nancy and John reflect.

How might our favourite characters appear to other visitors to the lake? Set immediately after "Picts and Martyrs". This would have been crossover with Diary of a Provincial Lady, but there is no category for it. The characters were created by E.M. Delafield and Arthur Ransome. I think it is obvious which character was created by whom. Just a little piece of friviolity.