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Adrienne Williams (DancnDiva83)
December 28, 1983 - December 22, 2025
Before her passing, beloved friend and writer, Adrienne Williams (DancnDiva83) gifted me a series of story concepts inspired by Stolitz (Blitz x Stolas). These were Stolitz stories that she had wanted to write before her passing, but never got a chance to.
This is a compilation of those story concepts that members of the Helluva Boss fandom and greater Hellaverse community are free to adopt and make their own, whether it be through writing or art. There are more than 30+ ideas to choose from, please read through each of them carefully, and if you’d like to adopt one of them- please follow the instructions provided in the notes section of each chapter.
Adrienne Williams (DancnDiva83) is best known for her work Under the Snow Moon and most recently Love’s High Wire. She is remembered for being someone that was passionate about Stolitz, loved to read, encouraged her fellow fanfic authors to write to their hearts content, and inspired many others in the community through her stories. Her writings were a staple in the Helluva Boss fandom, and she frequently updated her series every Monday morning. She is remembered by her husband Benjamin, and her beautiful six year old daughter, Abigail.
I first had the privilege of getting to know Adrienne, while she was still writing Under the Snow Moon- I was one of her very first few dedicated readers before her series blew up and gained notoriety. Adrienne was an inspiration of mine and Chapter 9 of that same story inspired me to write The Very Concept of You is a Fantasy. Adrienne loved my work and the comments she left on each chapter of every fanfic I wrote cheered me on in ways I couldn’t even begin to describe.
I remember one day, while reading later chapters of Under the Snow Moon, that she was using catchphrases and sayings that were very reminiscent of my work on The Very Concept of You is a Fantasy. I called her out on it in the comments (playfully), and she shyly admitted to getting inspiration from my writings. When I admitted that I was inspired to write that story from her fanfic, she fangirled so hard and I, in turn, fangirled so hard. We were each other’s biggest fans.
When Under the Snow Moon ended, I gifted her the Helluva Boss 2025 LVLUP Con Exclusive Poster in celebration and left her a heartfelt note in congratulations for completing her first longfic. She messaged me the day she received it in the mail- telling me I made her cry and that she was still reeling from the love and support she received after finishing that series.
When Adrienne was in the early stages of deciding what fanfic she wanted to write next after completing Under the Snow Moon, she would message me on bsky and she would throw several story concepts my way- and that was how I ended up receiving a behemoth of ideas.
When Adrienne decided that she was going to take the plunge into writing Love’s High Wire, she messaged me immediately and I was brought on as her beta-reader. Throughout the next several weeks, Adrienne and I would frequently converse on the story, throwing random ideas to see what landed. I am going to miss her random late night messages asking me stupid stuff, like, “Is it okay if we give Stolas a pet monkey?”
I only knew Adrienne for a little over a year, but I loved her so much and before she passed she knitted me my very own scarf to celebrate the Holiday season. I, in return, gifted her two Just Look My Way Stolitz enamel pins and one Fizzarolli enamel pin. Just before her passing, the last thing Adrienne messaged me about was how she was making plans with her husband to visit California with him and her daughter, since they had never been. I laughed and offered to be their tour guide as a California native. Conversely, I also offered to visit South Carolina during the next anime convention she’d be attending- and mentioned needing someone to show me around.
Love’s High Wire was our story, and before her passing, we had completed working on the chapter outlines for the remaining chapters of it. Knowing Adrienne, she would be honored if I were to continue writing Love’s High Wire in her place. It’s true- I know where the story goes from here, and I know how this story ends.
However, the writer of Love’s High Wire is and always will be Adrienne Williams (DancnDiva83), and out of respect to her legacy, I want Love’s High Wire to remain as is, in perpetuity, even if left unfinished.
Perhaps, one day, or maybe after a year to commemorate her passing- I will release the outlines for the remaining chapters, but for now, I want the last thing her readers read of Love’s High Wire be of Blitzo and Stolas cuddled up in that shitty makeshift bed as they mourn the passing of Chomps.
In mid to late January of 2026, I am planning on writing a letter to Adrienne's family giving my condolences and sharing my greatest memories of her to them. Adrienne made a significant impact in my life and this community, and I want them to know that they are not alone in their grieving.
If you would like to write a message to her family for me to send: giving your well wishes, sharing your condolences, or even just telling them the impact she made in your life - Please comment it below.
Dancn, I know that you’re never going to see this, but I want you to know that I loved you so so much. Thank you for being an amazing friend, an awesome writer, a great mother, a wonderful knitter, and the best Stolitz fanfiction writer I’ve ever had the privilege of speaking to.
You always told me that I was the other half of your Stolitz coin- that I was the Blitz to your Stolas. And in return, I promise that I will see Helluva Boss’ story, Blitz and Stolas’ story come to an end- for the both of us.
Every fanfic I create, every chapter I write, and every word I type for this fandom- from now on and forever will be dedicated to you. Thank you for being an inspiration to me and so many others in this beautiful Helluva community.
Rest in peace.
With love,
Lost_Romantique (Ro’)