Witch Baby and school mix in an unusual way.

Raphael expresses his opinion of Cherokee.

My Secret Agent Love Man loses his muse unexpectedly.

Witch Baby, ever jealous, needs assurance that she's someone special.

Witch Baby's first kiss wasn't what she expected.

A rewrite of the scene in "Necklace of Kisses". Witch Baby and Angel Juan find some closure.

Coyote's perspective on rescuing Cherokee.

Five times in which Weetzie Bat and My Secret Agent Lover Man met in an alternate time. -AU, T for cursing-

This is a song I wrote about the ideas and stories in Francesca Lia Block's books.

Weetzie, equipped with her car and her radio, clears her head.

Weetzie's thoughts on Dirk's coming out scene. -onesided WeetziexDirk-

She wants to be different, she wants to own a rainbow where people would least expect it.

She's lonely and misunderstood. Until Dirk shows up.

In which the Goat Guys assign words and meanings to love. -takes place during Cherokee Bat & the Goat Guys-

When Witch Baby's son and Cherokee's daughter fall in love, something will have to be done about determining their ancestry. Are they biological cousins or not? Who is Cherokee's real father?

In which Witch Baby craves wings to fly. -short character sketch-

Raphael's friendship with Cherokee is based on a lie. In a moment of family crisis, will he finally tell her the truth?

A seven-day holiday fling in Jamaica changed Ping's life. Now she's home in LA, pregnant and alone, how will she break the news to her parents? And will she ever see her Valentine again?

Daddy, why did you leave?" I never got an answer.

Based on the song by Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow. Weetzie and her lover both make mistakes, but their love for each other is only strengthened by their time apart.

Vixanne's point of view on meeting her daughter for the first time.

A part of the bittersweet fairy tale that is Dirk McDonald's family history, concerning the Genie's lamp. How did Dirk's Grandma Fifi feel about her father?

Weetzie's first meeting with her Secret Agent Lover from his point of view. "I used to think it was a silly fabrication...now I'm not so sure."

The way Cherokee and Witch Baby react to nightmares couldn't be more different, but they have one thing in common: a mother who does her best to comfort them.

She'd forgotten how absurdly fitting it was to wear them, considering how naive she could be..." A twist on Dirk's coming-out scene.