Mike Wheeler centric fics I'm working on right now to cope with the finale (yes they're all Byler)
Do you feel ashamed (When you hear my name?)
Post season 4, Mike's parents get worried about what the effects of the earthquake and the satanic panic hunt of the Hellfire Club may cause Mike long term, so they ship him off to live with his cousin and aunt in the quiet small town of Elmwood.
Through meeting his cousin and her quirky group of friends, he heals his unaddressed trauma, his relationship with his body and has a better understanding of his sexuality. A strong plot point of the fic is also him reconnecting with his family's spiritual pagan practices that were lost to him once Karen married Ted.
If you've seen what a heart is, you've seen its color (If I ever knew how we could guide it)
Seasons 4 and 5 rewrite, in which The Mindflayer is a bit of a smarter dimension conqueror and repossesses Will, and later on Mike to carry on its plans.
Includes both Will and Mike having powers and some of my signature horror writing.
Turn Away, Run Away (Crying to Your Soul, Crying to Your Soul)
Magic Realism fic inspired by classic fairytale tropes and that one scene in Howl's moving castle.
Labyrinthgate, Conformitygate. Byler.
Featuring Mike and Henry somehow becoming friend and the party rescuing Henry from the mindflayer's influence.
(Not Posted): Every Murderer is Someone's Old Friend
In which Mike, lost and devastated after El's presumed death, is taken under the wing of a rugged private investigator who often works alongside the US government. His problem solving and investigative skills blossom, and he suddenly finds himself not only a high profile investigator, but gone from his friends and family as he is placed under multiple secret identities.
Once paranormal activities start flaring up again in Hawkins, the party returns. Only this time, Mike is working under their old sworn enemy: the government.
(Not Posted): I forget how the sun feels, when she isn't around me
Mike's roadtrip of healing and self discovery as he slowly drives to the University of Oregon, where he is enrolled for English and Creative Writing.
The core aspects of the story are grief, trauma, identity and sexuality.





















