appalachia

It's something out of an old tale: a golden young man in a white bearskin, striking strange bargains with desperate souls on the cruelest night of winter. Peeta Mellark, winner of the 74th Hunger Games, returns from his Victory Tour to make the starving Everdeens an offer they can't refuse. Canon divergent, based on the fairy tale "East of the Sun and West of the Moon."

This is a story about a kid who has to move in with his douchebag uncle—who has hunting dogs and decides to make the kid useful.

"I—this is so weird," Stiles says, palms falling open at his sides. "This is like the Twilight Zone, Jamie said you're an accountant." "There's nothing wrong with accounting," Derek says. "You live in Kentucky." "There's nothing wrong with Kentucky," Stiles snaps. His face stays stern for a moment before he starts laughing. "God, this is just—you're just the same."

The massive tornado outbreak of April 3, 1974. He'd heard about this. He'd had an Army buddy from Kansas who'd made lots of jokes about flying houses and wicked witches, even though it was clear that underneath it all, tornadoes weren't funny at all. Set in the universe of The Bone Fiddle, but you don't have to have read that for this story to make as much sense as it ever will. (Except you do need to know that Arthur is a horse.) Now with fantastic fanart by kjanddean