Another BigCloset TopShelf story. Charlie gets a new name!

Two young teens, life-long friends, discover each other though not in the usual way. A gentle "coming-of-age story.

Anya gives former child star Ted Bramson a chance to relive his glory years -- for better or worse.

Alan thought he'd have an easy time when Aunt Therese moved in to take care of him. She decided that a change was in order, and that a niece would be easier to deal with.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.

Joanie and Co. spend time with family of the girl she saved, make a boy happy and Joanie and Carrie attend a birthday party -- how dangerous can that be? The fifteen minutes of fame go into overtime.

The consequences of breaking the school rules.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story. There is a lot to learn on your first day with Jane Thompson...

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.

Joanie learns first hand of the "joys of womanhood". Later her girlfriends devise a plan to make her look more like an adult -- albeit a kinky one -- instead of perpetual jail-bate.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story. Charlene's ability to be 'On Time' is questioned...

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.

This chapters subtitle pretty much tells it all, Fashion and the Lab Rat. Our heroine gives an accidental fashion show and gets poked, prodded, pricked and dunked, all in the name of science.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.     Charlie finds out about his stay at Thompson Academy.

This was written some 20 years ago in High School. It is my only attempt at poetry. Succinct is not in my vocabulary.
It is naíve and not fully realised, but the sentiment is real. I had considered posting this earlier, but… The efforts of the new BC poetess laureate Kate prompted a decision to do so.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.   Jane has her first interview with Charlie...   A toast... and to sleep!

never get between a mother and daughter, if so you suffer the consequences, especially if you do not know who the mother is.

Lowrie knocks a raven's nest out of a tree as a youth crushing young eggs- now in college, he finds out that the mother of those young ravens still holds her grudge...

Thanks to Pip for the awesome artwork!

While Cori and Terri rush off to school, Aunt Joan stays home with Bobby while he recovers from his injury. Today is the day he finally gets to change back into his boy clothes. Will Aunt Joan start treating him more like a boy now? More importantly, how will Bobby feel now that he's no longer wearing Cori's pretty clothes?