It's been nineteen years since Sarah ran the Labyrinth, but the fair folk haven't forgotten the Labyrinth's Champion and Sarah finds herself seeking help from the Goblin King when her twelve year old daughter is taken. One catch. It's his daughter, too.

Words have power. Woven to beguile and to ensnare - like twisted branches of a tree, with roots gone deep. They lie in shadow – filled with purpose and intent. Filled with Old magic. Sarah really should have known better. Norse gods, ancient rituals, the chase… He is through waiting. It all began with a book; it is only fitting that it should end with one. Enter the Tanglewood...

All it takes for a dream to resurface is a sleepy ferret and a brother who has kept the family secret for decades. A slow-paced, snarky tale of goblins, kings, fantasy artists, dreams, and how 2008's youth just isn't what it used to be.

Nearly ten years have passed since Sarah defeated the Labyrinth. But now, she returns to the Underground at the behest of the Seelie King. She discovers, yet again, that things are not what they seem, even Goblin Kings. FINISHED

After Sarah defeats the Labyrinth, Jareth makes a hasty decision on her behalf. Now, our heroine is once again swept into a whirlwind of magic, mystery, and a race against time.

After suffering the worst pain a woman can endure, Sarah goes to Salem, hoping to move on and start afresh. But as a wise man once said, sometimes the way forward is the way back.

Sarah enters college as an aspiring writer, but her father disapproves. A series of strange and wonderful dreams re-inspire her, and renewed contact with Jareth will reveal many things about the fae realms... and how Sarah's work affects them. COMPLETE.

Falling. The bishop falls for her, as does the die for him. It's like a kick, pulling them up for air when they find themselves drowning in the shadows of an ill-fated dream, thrown in by someone who wants nothing more than to rip them apart. Complete!

Sarah strikes an unlikely business deal with the Goblin King. She's determined to keep it strictly business, but he has other plans.

"I've always wanted to see Paris in late spring." 2 weeks after the job Ariadne is back in Paris, but she's not the only one. Post-film! AriadnexArthur

There was glitter everywhere. It would be impossible to get it all out of the carpet. Luckily, Sarah liked glitter.

Ariadne needs certainty of a kind that her totem can't provide.

Sarah opens her eyes to find herself in a familiar ballroom with a certain Goblin King. Is this a dream? What is she doing back after so long? And where will it lead? To more heartbreak and ruin or maybe something even more surprising?

After the Labyrinth, Sarah returns home and remembers why she lived in her little fantasy world for so long - Real Life Sucks. Who would want to live up here when you could really LIVE down there? Oneshot that's actually a Fiveshot. REVAMPED and COMPLETE.

Please see the summary within the story-it's too long to squeeze here. I originally rated this M, but it's only T so I changed the rating, and it's already wrote out in it's entirety, which is six chapters total. J/S of course. Enjoy! Complete.

A short-and-sweet oneshot about what happens when you mix inordinate amounts of fluff, goblins, and eggnog. JS, COMPLETE, REVAMPED

Stories become legends, legends become myths, and myths eventually become life. Jareth has waited seven years since his defeat, watching as Sarah grows into a woman and into her dreams of acting. A careless wish summons him back from the Underground.

A spell cast. A favor sealed in blood. Beware the bargains you make with the Labyrinth. A dark retelling of a classic fairytale. Resurrected and reposted.

COMPLETE! Based on Mercuralis’s pic “You know you want it”. It’s the King’s birthday; the goblins are on a present-buying spree using Sarah’s credit card, the King is acting a trifle emo, and Sarah is baking. Chaos and adult-type touching ensues. JS

This story is inspired by the picture of the Same name on Deviant Art. By Coquettishness A true work of art!

Sarah's made a great life for herself, but Jareth has a problem. Will Sarah help him? What will it cost her if she does? J/S *Tiny Shirtless Jareth included*

What if the Labyrinth really had been just a dream? Too bad Sarah never figured that out, it would have saved writer Jareth Corbett a whole lot of trouble. Or is Sarah really on to something bigger than either of them could have guessed? JS.

Dangerous thing to get what you wish for. More dangerous still to crave it after, to miss that magic, to grab hold of it with both hands and refuse to let go. I never even tried. Foolish, I know. Complete. JxS. Sarah narrating.

When Sarah Williams was twenty one, the Goblin King decided to grant her another wish. JS. Short story in four chapters. COMPLETE.

Some advice: The way forward is sometimes the way back. Take nothing for granted. Look before you leap. Things aren't always what they seem. Remember, Faeries bite. And most of all, be careful what you wish for... JxS. Now Complete.

Sarah grows up, but the powers granted to her by the Goblin King have never faded, and neither has his love for her. For when a man is an immortal, the one thing he has in his favor, is time... JxS. Complete! included, one very small update

Finished. A complete reworking of the Labyrinth story. Occasional shoutout to the movie, but otherwise quite different. J/S.