Sally wonders which one is more important as Linus makes her wait with him for the Great Pumpkin.

Snoopy suffers through writer's block. As usual.

Charlie Brown knew that high school would be a very difficult time. He had no idea however that amongst his many problems of being bullied and being a social outcast, he'd have to deal with one of his closest friends wanting nothing to do with him.

Ok, so... this isn't about the characters in Peanuts, it's about Charles M Shulz, the writer. Hence the name. If you don't like it, my life will go on. I was going to make a second one, but then I just didn't know what to put, so I decided against it.

An updated version of the classic 1966 Peanuts TV special, but with appearances by the later Peanuts characters not in the original special including Woodstock, Peppermint Patty, Marcie, Franklin and Rerun , and some other new bits.

just something that came to me. dealing with the romance between patty and marcie. F/F

Lucy decides to do something about the rocks Charlie Brown keeps getting. Or one of them, anyway.

Things seemed to start to actually go well for Charlie Brown, until he had to go to summer camp. Charlie Brown must now deal with a tyrannical activity director, bullies, a conspiracy against him, and even that strange thing called "love".

Just realistic are cartoons supposed to be anyway? Linus and Lucy have a spirited discussion about it.

It all started when they were 14 and Lucy got tired of chasing after Schroeder. What happens now?

Linus is grown up now, his life is terrible, he has three failed marriges, fired from his jobs, and his kid asks him what he would change, and the flash back starts.

When Frieda invites all the kids to a "couple only" end of the year party everybody starts going crush crazy! She tells them that every person that doesn't have a date is dumped into the lake. will the likely people get soaked or stay dry?

For as long as she could remember, Lucy has sat back, leaned against that piano, and threw herself at him.

The obituary of Charles Foster "Charlie" Brown written by his best friend, The Right Reverend Linus van Pelt, on the unfortunate occasion of his passing.

A first person account of a week in the life of a blockhead. There are only a few days of school and then Charlie Brown is off to camp. Charlie Brown must get over his extreme insecurity and talk to that Little Red Haired Girl. Please give feedback.

When someone steals Schroeder's piano, he calls upon Snoopy to help him. Who will it be? tune in to find out.

It's the little red-haired girl's birthday, and Charlie Brown has set his hopes on going. What happens when he doesn't receive an invitation? My first Peanuts fic, so NO FLAMES! R&R! FINISHED!

In this reality show, Schroeder, all grown up and still obsessed with Beethoven, brings 20 women to his manor for discreet courtship to find his Muse of Love. SERIES HAS BEGUN! R&R PLEASE! Also, start voting on who you think should be eliminated

Yes, it's a Peanuts version of Watchmen, written in script form. Warning! Parodies abound!

A short thing I came up with for my final English 11 forum... It's just something that's totally ridiculous and just for laughs... BTW, make sure you read this with a heavy English accent... it sounds a lot funnier! Enjoy!

Lucy and Schroeder's "Fairy Tale".... Loder! Lucy/Schroeder , Lally Linus/Sally ....

A song parody of 'Billy Brown' by Mika. With all sympathies to the title character himself, despite some mild bashing...

Now, please don't get mad at me. This is Peanuts like you've never seen them before. I've changed the first chapter, so you might want to start there again. The story started as a writing activity to get one's creative juices flowing. Ask me about it.

Charlie Brown's fantastic day couldn't last, that much he knew. But when he and Linus take a ride on Snoopy's Sopwith Camel, they discover a truth that forever changes their two-dimensional lives.

With the year 2008 half over, Charlie Brown uses a moment in recent history to reflect. Charlie and the 'Peanuts' gang is in their teen years. Rated for some controversial opinions and plot devices. Reads like teenage angst.