As the unwitting personification of Death, reality exists to Lily through the veil of a backstage curtain, a transient stage show performed by actors who take their roles only too seriously. But as the Girl-Who-Lived, Lily's role to play is the most important of all, and come hell or high water play it she will, regardless of how awful Wizard Lenin seems to think she is at her job.

In his fifth year Tom Riddle discovers his destiny and meets the cold, alarming, and bizarre transfer student Harry Evans. But sometimes things unravel in ways we do not expect. Time Travel.

In which Credence survives, and Newt discovers that his suitcase has exactly one more resident than usual.

Grindlewald found it far too much of a hassle to keep Percival Graves on hand. He wiped his memories instead, and dumped him in a little town in the middle of nowhere - just in case he needed the man later on. Six months later, Percival Graves runs for the office of Sheriff of Night Vale.

"Because I'm dying," Jacob says, and then he goes on to talk of canning factories and having the life crushed out of you. He leaves it as an odd metaphor, and doesn't think the word 'dying' again. Because, dying - Jacob is dying. Not metaphorically, no.

They can always spend the rest of their lives with him. He can never spend the rest of his life with them. Not when he always has one more life to live.

When Langwidere is seven, her uncle chops off her head. A pre-Ozma of Oz fic.

The Doctor won't help this time. Because in the end, it would only backfire on him.

Sequel to "The Boy on the Cloud." In a post-apocalyptic, Titans-victory AU, Percy and Luke lead the last demigod on a quest to restore the Olympians and the lost West. *Chapter four: The second Titanomachy kicks off with a bang.*

"You humans are such a funny species. You finally realize you're mortal and then you sit around, waiting for death to come to you, like it's late and you're the polite party host." DOCTOR WHO. DRABBLE.

In the film, Coraline runs off to save her parents with a magic rock, pruning shears, and the hat on her head. This time she asks an ex-military nut-job for help.

There is something quite strange about Toby. Sarah is unsettled. Dark AU.

The Doctor and Arthur have a chat about life and loneliness over some real tea and biscuits.

In which Arthur Dent finally manages to acquire a proper cup of tea. Doctor Who and Hitchhiker's Guide crossover. In the sub-levels of the Restaurant at the End of the Universe, Arthur discovers a logically impossible blue box.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl who liked to tell stories. Her name was Amy Pond and she liked aliens. A very different look at a young Amy Pond.

Donna is hardly the typical grandmother. She's brilliant. And so's her granddaughter. Minor spoilers for Journey's End, End of Time and Waters of Mars

Post-apocalyptic, Titans-victory AU. Percy and Luke watch the death of the West and the rise of the second Golden Age. Some angst, some torture, some yelling, some Twinkies that lasted through the end of civilization. Written for pjo kinkmeme.

The two oldest beings in the universe meet at the edge of space to complain about life, the universe and everything.

Hell was, Snape decided, a crowded railway platform.Post Deathly Hallows. Contains spoilers.

Err...brief and random meeting between two unlikely characters. Sadly, Star Wars meets harry potter.

Back in September, Danny's life became very complicated. Now in April, ghost and human politics collide and conspire to threaten the greatest source of stability in Danny's life. His secret identity. SEQUEL TO EXCEPTIONS

With the threat of ghostly doom out of the picture and his parents accepting him for who he is, Danny Fenton is ready for a much less complicated life. But...longer summary inside. SEQUEL TO COMPLICATIONS

Danny Fenton’s already complicated life is about to get even worse. Longer Summary Inside. Rated T for Safety