Wishes are being interrupted. The safety of the wished away is compromised. Is it mortal interference? Sinister plans? Or just a simple nuisance? Either way: do not fail to do your job.

AU. Modern. Since coming to Thorn Field Jane has slowly grown accustomed to the Fair Folk that live on the grounds, and she has learned how to guard herself against glamour and possible abduction. With her master home though, she finds that his presence tempts her to know more about these magical creatures. On a summer evening, they both feel the otherwordly pull of the fairies.

February fourteenth has Sarah Williams severely out of sorts and a Goblin King at odds with how to help her. Varying centuries provide different solutions: chocolates to bloodied pelts.

When Robert learns of how Karen bargained with the Goblin King to bless them with a son, he must renegotiate the contract that binds his daughter. How much of her future will be her own choice? How much can a parent influence their child's life? And just how generous is a fae king?

There are certain creatures that are native to the Underground and others that most ardently, not. A Thanksgiving wish results in yet another animal being introduced to the fae realm.

Author Sarah Williams has exiled herself to a remote cabin in the woods in hopes that nature in late fall glory will break her writer's block. No real distractions to be had. Except a very unexpected Goblin King.

When one can grant wishes on a whim, be made privy to the heart's deepest desires or the mind's most fleeting curiosity, therein must lie a degree of solemn responsibility. Or so all of the proceeding Wish Granters have striven to teach Jareth Choblyn.

It has been five years. I have learned to live without her; to put my kingdom first above all things. With her untimely return though, I find myself revisting old memories. Her condition deserves anyone's sympathy, but more could jeopardize everything. UPDATE: now includes an Afterward.

A Christmas one shot. Even fae have wishes.

Jay King is fairly certain he has met Sarah Williams before, but where and when?

There is an acient curse the foretelling of a mortal woman and a fight for true love. Sarah finds herself returning to the Labyrinth with the intent of helping Jareth, but finds a dark history and even darker motives lurking in the Underground.

Sarah has learned to live without her fairytales any more. Normal life really isn't so bad when one has family and a loving husband. What happens though when that is all taken away?

Halloween is supposed to be my holiday, but things have certainly been turned on their head this year.

When author Sarah Williams finds her self with a bad case of writer's block and an all too helpful Goblin King on hand all sorts of woo-ful things begin to happen.

Sarah Williams realizes that underwear is disappearing from her clothing selection. Is it her room mate? A pervert? Or...goblins?

How does one remind a goblin how to guard? A fairy how to fly? A heart how to trust? To save those we love sacrifices must be made. J/OC moments.

Part II following "The Visit." Can a college student and a fae king make things work? Dreams are decieving and reality can be tricky.

as the official Goblin Namer I felt it my duty to educate all such creatures who would have the patience to understand goblins. here we shall discuss the naming process.

Prelude to "Thirteen Days." Five years have passed since Sarah and Jareth had crossed physical paths. A nocternal encounter presents them both with a unique situation. Part I for the "Thirteen Days."

a moment in a dream. self sacrifice. true love. determination.