COMPLETE! Anything and everything that you could possibly want to know about marching band, comprised into a satirical parady of a how-to book.

If you die in a dream, you can't die in real life. Or so they say. A young woman's been plagued with nightmares of a man with two hearts. The Doctor wants to help her but she's deathly afraid of him. Can he gain her trust before her dreams kill her?

Grace, a patient at a mental hospital, is obsessed with clocks, and when the voices in her head lead her to the Doctor and his TARDIS she realizes that her life and the universe aren't all that they seem...

He was the boss of time, not the other way around. And the thing he wanted to do, more than rid himself of River's presence, was help Rose Tyler with her homework SPOILERS ALERT! HEAVY RIVER-BASHING! don't read if you're a river/doctor fan

A normal teenage girl who watches Doctor Who, meets the real Doctor. What will he think of this silly fangirl? And what can he teach her about herself? A perspective on how it might be if any one of us ever actually ran into the Doctor.

Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, and Donna Noble have suddenly appeared on the TARDIS, with no idea how they got there. How will the Doctor fix this one? Rated T, just to be safe.

In which Donna gets her memory back, attempts halfheartedly to get back at the Doctor, and then gets into a really big predicament involving...ahem, well let the insanity ensue!

Pulled from one universe to the next, a woman attempts to make an ordinary life for herself in the midst of extraordinary circumstances. The Bad Wolf has other plans for her, however. Jack/OC with a twist

Dr. Martha Jones takes a job in a mental hospital, in a special ward, notorious for difficult patients and strange occurrences. As she digs into its history and mystery, she learns what makes it special, and why no patient nor doctor lasts long there.

Temporarily separated from the TARDIS, the Doctor and Rose must adjust to living life on Earth while struggling with their feelings for each other, which are becoming much harder to ignore. Pre-Doomsday, and eventually AU after Doomsday. **1st in the Falling Slowly series**

A series of poems about marchign band, and the struggles or fun times you have in it. Competitions games, hard rehearsals, etc. nEW POEMS! Warning; these are slightly pessimistic

Sometimes one can look everywhere for something, and find it where they last left it. Better make sure you step into something knowing full well what to expect.

A short story about our pre-performance ritual and how much it actually means to me. Family genre because my marching band is my family.

Mix of Survival Guide to Marching Band, You Know You're in Band If..., and some inside jokes of all the band stuff, mainly marching band. Anyone in band or is going into marching band next year should definitely read this! Rated T for some minor cussing.

Based off an awesome poem, link in the story, I found while poking around the site. I decided to use this format to promote my love for my band instrument.

Everyone's favorite time of the year.