In the Spring of 1970, Angelique Rumson resides at the Old House. Although she helped to defeat the Leviathans, has Angelique turned over a new leaf, or is she up to her old tricks? Meanwhile, a mysterious young amnesiac with a familiar face arrives in Collinsport. Is he Jeb Hawkes, or just another doppelganger?

Based loosely on the Sam Hall proposal for a DS continuation, this chapter sees the return of Barnabas and Julia to Collinwood, where the Collins family and Professor Stokes are in grave peril from Nicholas Blair's insidious plans...

An attempt to reboot Dark Shadows, as if they allowed me to be in charge...

Suggested by the original DS-writer Sam Hall's outline for the continuation of the Barnabas saga, this second of three-parts details Barnabas' frantic attempt to find help for Julia when she contracts a mysterious disease...

After Barnabas tries to destroy the Leviathan box, he is attacked once again by a vampire bat. At first he believes nothing happened, but when he becomes ill, he can't deny the curse is returning. Just like it started 200 years ago with Angelique. Disclaimer: I don't own Barnabas or any Dark Shadows characters.

He may be cursed, but at least he didn't have to face it alone anymore. A very short Chris/Sabrina drabble.

What would season two of DS '91 have been like? Collinwood is more dangerous than ever as Angelique returns, estranged family members come home, Victoria grapples with the truth, and old secrets are revealed. Each chapter represents one episode.

A continuation of the original 1960s-era TV show show, loosely based upon Sam Hall's outline...

Set nearly two decades before the events of the first episode, this story will lead you to a man who has awakened to find himself in an unfamiliar place and no memory of who he is. Journey along with him as he pieces together the clues to discover the mystery of what has happened to him, and how Paul and Elizabeth Stoddard and a young woman named Betty Hanscombe may be involved.

A One Shot on the 'Fall Musings' story that I had done a while back. This will tie everything up now. Thanks for reading.

Since Barnabas has refused to do as the Leviathans have ordered him, they are punishing him by reliving each night as a vampire. But when he starts changing during the daytime as well, will Julia and Willie be able to help him? Disclaimer: I don't own the story or any of it's characters.

Aristede captures Barnabas and shots him with a silver bullet. Will Julia, Quentin and Angelique be able to save him before it's too late?

A continuation of The Music Box with Willie, Maggie, the ghost of Josette, and many others - Julia's quest to cure Barnabas becomes complicated with Angelique's arrival, who not only wants Barnabas to suffer, but wants to become mistress of Collinwood. But the ghosts have other ideas. Chapter 24 is coming soon!

First in my very own Dark Shadows sequel, which I'm calling 'Re-Shadows'. This first installment begins immediately after the 1840 plot of the show. The things that Barnabas and Julia did there rewrote history, and directly effected 1897. These changes begin to manifest in 1971- in the form of a new haunting. No further details for now. Rated T for dark supernatural themes, etc.

The women of Collinwood band together to settle a score, as Amy Jennings comes of age and takes her place among them.

Imagine… if you will… almost all the 1960's spooks coming together, or sending help from afar… That is, these folks: Morticia and Gomez Addams, Lily Munster, Captain Daniel Gregg, Wadsworth from "Clue", and a few not so 1960's interrupting a long story-line to solve one horrible, screwed-up place: Collinsport. (Audio version available.) Episode 19 is now posted.

Collinwood, Summer 1971: The discovery of a dumbwaiter system in Collinwood should have been marginally interesting - not life-threatening. As one after another of our friends succumbs to a bizarre virus connected with the dumbwaiter, Hallie Stokes reaches out for romance, and Julia Hoffman sees her fiancé Barnabas overcome with love for another woman.

[T-rated version of parent story: "Margaret Josette Dupres"] Barnabas marries Maggie Evans as the reincarnated Josette Dupres, while other passionate affairs arise all around them in their bliss. Several new chapters after the 1st poem. (Posting this is messy... but it looks like folks want more. :) I hope to re-create it after finishing the other.) POV changes. God Bless!

Willie Loomis, you just unleashed an evil, undead monster. What are you going to do now? Find out what happened to Collinsport's bad boy when he disappeared for several days and came back a changed man. Part 4 of the (seven part) Willie Loomis World Series.

Leigh, a newcomer to Collinsport is taken to the "abandoned" Old House. What or who will she find there?

Crossover between the movie Baffled with Leonard Nimoy and Dark Shadows. Tom and Michele come to Collinsport when Tom has a vision of Barnabas coffin going missing. Will Tom and Michele be able to help or will Barnabas be doomed? Disclaimer: I own neither of the stories this was just for fun.

A contemporary reboot of the show - which is also commentary on the old show. The stories are more or less the same, but the characters do not make stupid mistakes.

The Collinwood estate holds many secrets, some of them less earthly than others. One of those is the small child Sarah, a spiritual reminder of a time long past. For Willie Loomis those times constantly intersperse with the present. On this Christmas Sarah and he find themselves bound together to prevent both of them from succumbing to the evil designs of a desperate woman.

One fateful night brings Willie Loomis into the world of the undead, a frightening place filled with unknown horrors and deep nightmares. He finds himself a scared and broken man, but in the depths of his purgatory he learns of a compassion he never knew and a will to survive that may lead him to salvation. Canon storyline. The story begins at episode 211 and will conclude at 329.

The inspiration for a story that has been popular since the 1960's. The little known background of the family that would become "Dark Shadows".