The thoughts of Mary Loomis at the end of Psycho II. Please review.

Norman is not the man he used to be. Maureen has done so much for him.

Before Bates Motel. Before his mother died. He was just a boy, and she was his victim. For the first time, he made a friend. In an unlikely turn of events, he finds they have more in common than it seems. ((One-Shot))

Norman's conscience fights to stay alive inside of the mind that once was his. Five years after institutionalization, a young nurse's presence aids Norman's recovery, but jealous Mother isn't about to yield. Norman, Mother and OC. Disregards all sequels.

Norman Bates opening the motel after the funeral.

Two sisters, one man, one boy. Someone ends up dying. This is inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho and its' sequels (mostly parts 2 and 3 of the 4-part series). Please review.

Suffering a chill from going out in the rain, Norman wonders what he's going to say if anyone shows up to the Bates Motel looking for Marion. Oneshot.

Basically, this is an epilogue to Psycho IV: The Beginning. I don't want to give too much away in the summary, since it's supposed to be a one-shot. Please review.

Norman Bates and his Mother are dying within the walls of their institution. Only one of them can survive, but Norman can't fight his Mother off on his own.

Maureen Coyle's thoughts at the end of Psycho III. Mild spoilers included. Please review.

Mother takes over as Norman is sitting in the police station, and she waits for her only son to confess to his crimes. My first Psycho fic. One shot.

I was your best friend, Norman, and we'd grown to love each other. But you killed me. I was your Anna, but as far as the girls in the swamp go, I was only the first of three. Oneshot. Ending disregards the sequels. Rated for violence.

It's finally here... the "Shower Intruder" parody! It tells the story of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho to the tune of the extended version of the Antoine Dodson song "Bed Intruder." Please review.

This is a one-shot lost chapter of my story Fairvale, set right after the chapter where Rudolph finds the will and before the final numbered chapter. Please review.

It's been 20 years since Norman questioned his sanity and he's been blessed and cursed in those 20 years.

The sequel to my story Fairvale. Picks up a year after the end of the first story. More about Psycho than Sweeney Todd than the first story was, though. Please review.

A one-shot about a guest that arrives at the Bates Motel one night in late 1959/early 1960, before Norman Bates meets Marion Crane. Please review.

Marion Crane wakes up from a jolting nightmare she can't quite remember, on the night she plans to steal 40,000 from her employer. Will she continue according to plan? Read to find out.

Norman Bates may have been declared sane, released from the hospital-- even readmiited, re-released and married, but in his right mind? Struggling with past demons, can he survive the present? Maybe he's the only one who is sane!

We didn't start the horror, but when we are gone, "Psycho" will live on... it's Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start The Fire," Psycho style!

How Norman escaped the state asylum with the help of a nurse.

worried about his son's involvement in gang activity, Norman tells his son about his crimes....but could this backfire?

Slasher story that you guess coz its hard. its like a slasher but its different because you cant guess it but its still olike a slasher because it has the essnetiual codes. By Daniel MacMillian.

This is a song I wrote about Norman Bates that was written to the tune of the old Frosted Flakes commercial jingle. Please review.

Another short poem. Three guesses as to its content. XD