Max acts to forestall the final shot. AU, written for the WA Narrative Voices Challenge.

Norma Desmond's life doesn't include keeping track of the calendar these days. But this year Christmas might just bring a miracle or two along. One-Shot

"But there are conventions in love, and one is that this particular subclassification, older woman-younger man, should be desperate and romantic. Or, at least, tenderly painful." (Doris Lessing, "The Summer Before the Dark") Or: a retelling and alternative ending for "Sunset Boulevard" from the ever-shifting perspective of its main protagonist.

Forget Joe Gillis, New Years' Eve, and shots fired. Forget everything you know about Sunset Boulevard, including the year it was set. Because this is not about Joe and Norma, or even Max and Norma. It's about Norma and a girl. Elizabeth "Beth" Woods wants nothing more than to meet her idol-the great Norma Desmond. And she just might get her wish... MOVIE-VERSE

Shameless fluff between Max and Norma in which he takes care of her when she's sick.

Have to publish certain number of stories to be beta sorry this isn't an actuall story

'Matilah aku' sedangkan kata itu terucap dari dalam hati seorang namja manis yang sekarang mengikuti langkah songseanim nya, tak tahu kah kalian berdua bahwa songsaenim kalian sekarang sedang menyeringai di balik punggungnya / itu karna kami mengerjakan hingga malam terus kami tidur kemalaman –atau pagi- dan kami bangun kesiangan / sumarry gagal

Odd though it may be, when he thought of her, he really just ed the terrified sixteen year old girl. Maybe that was why he so despised this new writer boy-toy she'd acquired. Based off Patti LuPone's Norma Desmond and the rest of the OLC.

Sunset Boulevard. Based off Patti LuPone's Norma Desmond. It's easy for Norma to pretend, so easy. Everyone lets her indulge herself in her fantastic daydreams, s them when even she knows they shouldn't.

My pages detail a love story always intended for the public but my creation was a love story that was never meant to happen. Oneshot.

Betty's child wonders why sometimes his mummy cries when she looks at him. Oneshot.

Spoilers. Betty left Joe in their final scene, but what if she was still nearby when the gun goes off. A possible missing scene. Oneshot. Betty's POV.

What Joe might have been thinking in his very last scene. Why he did what he did. Entirely Joe's POV. Drabble. One shot. Spoiler.