On the night Prince Ezran is born, Harrow shares a celebratory drink or five with an old friend. Enjoy the tale of how Harrow and Viren came to be so close, retold with… well, varying degrees of accuracy. There is a lot of wine involved, after all. Which bits are true? You decide…

One of these days, King Harrow is going to stop relying on Viren's dark magic to solve his problems. Today is not that day. When a mysterious sickness ravages the troops at the Xadian border, Viren is sure he can cure it... but at what cost? Tempers fray and differences must be put aside, as the hunt for a cure turns into a race against time, pushing Viren to his limits.

Billie didn't ask to be saddled with The Boy - but then, the universe just keeps finding new ways to laugh at her. Eager to put Karnaca and all its bad memories behind her, she procures a new ship and sets sail for... well, anywhere. But the Void is hungry, and just because some cages are invisible, doesn't mean they don't exist.

In which a certain Mr. Fell is determined to get his hands on a rare book, Crowley has a job to do, and Nothing Goes As Planned. Also, Gabriel is a jerk, one of Newton Pulsifer's ancestors shows up, and a certain town in Surrey will never be the same again...

Two perfectly ordinary Victorian gentlemen go for a late-night stroll through a graveyard, and absolutely nothing out of the ordinary happens. They certainly do NOT come across a recently exhumed grave. And even if they did, they definitely wouldn't investigate. In the middle of the night. Together. That would be ridiculous.

On Christmas Eve, 1914, Aziraphale and Crowley find one another on the Western Front. War is hell, but even in the darkest places there is a tiny sliver of hope.

When Josh is badly beaten in what seems like a random attack, his friends are determined to find those responsible. The plot thickens when they seemingly hit a dead end - it's hard to know who to trust when anyone could be a suspect. Tensions run high, friendships are tested, shaky alliances are formed, Josh is tougher than he seems, and Wrench is... well, Wrench.

Joske once played in the courts of Silverymoon; now, he's just a lonely bard without a stage, in a city he can't wait to leave behind him.

Edgar Louis' dream was to walk the entire perimeter of the Ghostfence around Vvardenfell's perilous Red Mountain, and write a book about it. This is that book.

In which Wrench helps a little old lady cross the road, and gets more than he bargained for. (Chapter 2 includes bonus Wrench/Josh because Happy Pride Month, and all that)

Featuring a murder, John's dwindling patience, a bout of the flu, a speakeasy, and Sherlock's last pack of cigarettes.

In which Granny Rags goes on a little night-time stroll.