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Nancy can't sleep, so she walks Hawkins late at night.
Her legs keep carrying her to Robin Buckley's house.
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31 May 2026
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Nancy Wheeler was prepared for the world to end. And then it didn’t.
In the aftermath, she tries to figure out who she is beneath all the anger, fear, and pain. Somehow, all roads lead back to Robin Buckley.
Or: A multi-year saga, spanning from the finale to the epilogue and beyond, wherein Nancy and Robin fall in love. Oh, and Nancy can’t stop dreaming about putting her fingers in Robin’s mouth.
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28 May 2026
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There was something in his expression that Robin disliked immediately. Not cruelty or madness, but the hollow watchfulness of someone who had spent too long waiting for the next blow.
His swollen eyelids fixed instead on the dark corner beside the hearth, where the wall met the floor in a wedge of shadow. He stared at it for a moment too long.
Robin looked too. There was nothing but warped boards, a broom, and shadow.
Victor’s answer came in a whisper, “Because this morning it said my wife’s name.”
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Robin knows how most hunts go. Find the monster. Kill it cleanly. Leave before the village remembers to fear you again.
She knows, too, what it means to wake beside Nancy and want that small softness to last.
Then an old grave keeper comes to them with a house full of shadows and the certainty that something inside it knows exactly where to bite.
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- Part 2 of A Field Guide to Briars and Beasts
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25 May 2026
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What is ‘everything?’
Robin has never known the answer to that question. She’s asked so many people — her mother, Barbara, her own reflection — but no one seems to be able to figure it out. And no one else seems to pay much attention to the question, either.
So what’s there to do but hold it close to her heart?
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“And, ah, there it is. The word that slips out every now and again.
Everything.
What a deceptive word.
A lie. A trick. A traitor of a word, because no, not everything is born from language. What of the distant galaxies? What of the delicate flutter of butterfly wings? Those things were not created from language, only named by it.
It’s Robin’s favorite question; the intersection of her two most loved things. A question about language, but one more open ended than the pronunciation of a word in a foreign tongue. A question of creation, a question of reality.
What is ‘everything?’”
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Or, Robin hates the word everything until Nancy shows her what it really means.
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17 May 2026
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The party is accepted into the American Ballet Academy, a prestigious ballet school that feeds directly into the American Ballet Company. The only problem? Openings are sparse, competition is tough, and emotions are high.
They fall apart, and fall in love, along the way.
TW: heavy themes of eating disorders, depression, and anxiety
(happy ending & healing post eating disorder)
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17 Apr 2026