John Smith is a strange barmy sculptor. Why is he barmy? Well, to put it simply... He's... He's in love with a statue. A statue named Rose. Disclaimer inside. Based off of the Greek myth 'Pygmalion and His Wife.'

"I don't know where I am. I don't know where I'm going, or where I've been. I was born to save the Doctor, but the Doctor is safe now. I'm the Impossible Girl, and my story is done." Clara Oswald. Or is it? Clara is ready to die. She's ready to go to the end. So when she instructs the TARDIS to take her to the end of her life, she is surprised where that request leads her.

The town is called Mistletoe. Clara objects, because those are tumbleweeds, not mistletoe, and she can tell the difference.

Ian has come to enjoy his time traveling on the TARDIS but sometimes the old familiar sadness creeps in and makes it hard to ignore his past pain. It's not that easy to find time to be alone on a TARDIS, especially from a certain time lord. When the Doctor finds Ian upset, will he make his upset worse or better?

A little Whovian pastiche of Mambo No. 5. Because it fits. Add your own chorus, if you wish. That would be cool.

"I know we hate each other but it's Christmas eve and your flight was cancelled please come inside" AU. Missy oddly takes pity on her nemesis/neighbour on Christmas Eve and invites her in to spend the holiday with her and her best friend, a bohemian musician type who gets along with Clara strangely well. Platonic Twisswald AU, Christmas oneshot. Squint for any ship(s) you like.

Eleven calls his wife to get some answers to a vision he received at Trenzalore. She calms his fears for their future. SPOILERS FOR 'The Husbands of River Song' One Shot. Short.

Rose took in the sight in front of her with a pleased smile. There was a massive tree and streets decked out for the holiday as far as the eye could see. It didn't just look festive, it even smelled like Christmas. Drabble

The Doctor finds that he finally has a patient to deal with in the form of Rose Tyler. Quite fluffy. Semi-sequel to "Doctors Make the Worst Patients". 10/Rose.

Amy and Clara are childhood friends and roommates who find a time machine one night after a party. Then the real fun begins. (inspired by clarabosswins and her 'Girlfriends in Space' gif sets on tumblr)

A tale of Christmas You won't soon forget told by the Viking Penguin

The Doctor's son, Brad, runs away on his eighteenth birthday to have adventures of his own. Along the way, he makes friends and fights evil aliens. But he never expected to fall in love. Or meet... HIS SISTER? Contains a mix of original and show characters. Rated T for Brad's swearing.

There is one bow tie that isn't cool... at least, not anymore... Seventh in the 'Remembering A Forgotten Song' series.

Le Docteur est sévère (mais irresponsable) et Jack impudent (mais coupable). Il en faudra des frictions, pour roder cette équipe de choc...

Every love story ever written is about them, and this is why. (Whouffaldi, autistic!12th Doctor)

"Oh, Rose Tyler," the Doctor whispered as he sat down next to her. "I'm not stuck with you, nor is it so bad. I thought we established that a long time ago."

A little thought add-in piece. Set in the 2015 Christmas episode, The Husbands of River Song.

Clara wants to see dinosaurs for Christmas and the Doctor reluctantly agrees. A not so merry chase through a swamp ensues.

Across space and time, what might make the Doctor finally kiss his Rose?

This are the loves 'letters' from rose or from tenth, she miss him, and he miss her, so they comunicate by talking to the sky on special days.

Ashildr catches Clara reminiscing some past memories of her precious Doctor. I'm such Clara trash.

It's Christmas Eve and Kate wants to go to church.

When the Doctor arrives on a strange new world where the people are at war with one another he is caught in the midst of everything and must help a new companion to save her people.

It's Christmas, and Tentoo and Rose like to sing to each other. Tentoo/Rose. One-shot.

Twelve and Clara's peaceful evening on Christmas Day... Whouffaldi. Überfluff.