Getting stuck in 1942 was bad. Getting put into Slytherin was even worse. Having Tom Riddle practically stalk him? Harry hated his life. Prequel to Fate's Favourite. [ABANDONED.]

You always get the stories where Harry goes back into Tom Riddle's time, then either stays or gets sent back. End of, unless he tries to make Voldemort good. But what if things went differently? What if, just once, someone followed a time traveller back?

Eight centuries into the future, Sam and Dean Winchester are still doing what they do best - causing trouble. Written for the spnspringfling exchange on LiveJournal, for the prompt "soulmates."

Before they swore their allegiance to Prince Arthur at the Round Table, their loyalty had already been earned by the servant at his right hand. From the POV of Lancelot, Gwaine, Percival, Guinevere, Gaius, and finally Merlin himself. **UPDATE** Upon request (though belatedly delivered) a second chapter has been added with Arthur's POV.

Oneshot, in which a younger brother is reaped for the Games, and his older brother volunteers. Rated for the violent deaths of children and one use of profanity.

From Sherlock on a rooftop to Major Sholto in a hotel room, John's "stop it now" changed as much as he had. (TRF/TSoT scene/character study)

The Doctor was doing well all by himself, thank you very much! And in popped this pink and yellow human, mucking about the place. Worse, she seems to worm herself into the Doctor's lonely existence rather comfortably...perhaps too comfortably. Character study of Nine and his relationship to Rose Tyler.

Five times Spock wore something other than his uniform, and one time he was only too glad to put the uniform back on. Answer to an LJ writing prompt for non-uniform!clothes!love. Triumvirate gen!fic, highly likely to include fluff, angst, crack, and anything else you usually see from me. You have been warned. Last Chapter technically an AOS crossover, full warnings inside.

Anthea knew that she was witnessing the first of many meetings to come between John Watson and Mycroft Holmes. From the moment he had tilted his head, it was obvious that John wasn't going anywhere: he was already more than "associated" with Sherlock – he was part of him.

Daniel just won't die. Death decides he might as well make it official and make the Fates shut up. Daniel, being Daniel, disagrees.

It was only when people actually saw John working as a physician that they began to understand: that it wasn't just about bullets and IEDs and trauma care under fire. That "doctor" actually covered a pretty wide field. And that John was bloody good at covering ground. 5 times Dr. Watson treated others and 1 time he treated himself.

Professor Sirius Black, Head of Slytherin house, is confused. Who are these two strangers found at Hogwarts, and why does one of them claim to be the son of Lily Lupin and that git James Potter? Dimension travel AU, no pairings so far. Dark humour.

When you've died a hundred times, who knows when to mourn?

There were several theories as to how Sherlock would react to John's death. But Molly didn't theorize. She saw.

Meg POV post-finale, so spoilers. Meg's in a tough spot with the demon re-taking of the food chain, but there's still one Winchester topside and he doesn't really have a lot of options of where to look for allies. Some powers!Sam.

Uther attempts to arrest Merlin for magic. Multiple times. It never quite takes.

"Take a good look at Sam. You two will never see each other again." Henricksen had picked the wrong words to say. 3x12 reflection/missing scene.

Hermione Granger remembers a boy with a lightning shaped scar and round glasses she'd met years ago in a compartment. Is that boy now, laying down at Voldemort's feet really him? She feels her chest ripped in two. She doesn't mind.

Merlin is unused to sharing his mother, especially with all the knights of Camelot.

Our favourite little witches make an appearance and the truth is revealed to Arthur.

The moment Dean became the wall between his brother and absolutely everything else. Pre-series.

Molly had been writting to Lily for years and one time she wrote back I own nothing

"The followers of the Ori had celebrated on the day the Tau'ri fell to a surprise attack" This is what happens to SG-1 after the attack in an AU where Merlin's weapon never existed.

Jim Kirk is a planet unto himself, orbited by the debris of countless lives. Anthology. Language warning.

Caged Heart tag. "Samuel should have asked about the Winchesters – not Sam and Dean, not Campbells because blood or not they're not his grandsons – a long time ago." Dangerous!Winchesters

Theirs is a story told out of order. And maybe there's just something about libraries. Rose/Nine, Rose/Ten.

...and Catching Them. A hypothetical conjecture, if you will. A flight of fancy. He'll find her tomorrow. Eleven/Rose

"I think," she says with all seriousness, her lips tugging into something not quite unlike a curve, "that you may just be starting to like him." Spock/Uhura, Spock/Kirk bromance.

AUish "When they speak about the battle between Good and Evil, there is no third option. There is no Sort-Of." And then along came the Winchesters.

Brady understood too late just how dangerous the Winchesters were together.

In which Rose ponders the complexities of regeneration, the vindictive nature of the universe, and her own humanity. Set post-Doomsday.

Harry's ready to officially apply to the Ministry's Auror Training program, and his job application will definitely be a stand-out.

Crack oneshot. Malcolm Baddock fails at office warfare, and Harry teaches his desk to speak.

You can take the daredevil out of Iowa, but you can't ever take the driving-off-cliffs out of James T. Kirk, as the unfortunate crew of the Enterprise soon learns.

Jim, McCoy knew, was making up for not having been hugged enough as a child. Resistance was futile.

Jus In Bello missing scene. There's something Victor wants to know.

Relating the story of King Edmund's first diplomatic success, how he learned a craft, and why his older brother is known throughout the Black Dwarf clan as Nancy.

In her worse moments, Martha Jones hates Rose Tyler a little. In her better ones, she hates herself for being so petty. Spoilers through Utopia.

There's always so much more to the story than what you see at first. Their story didn't finish at the end of each episode. Series of episode tags. 9th and 10th dr and Rose.