Love isn't always as clean cut as it is in books. Goodbyes aren't always so long. Sometimes, those short, bittersweet farewells in a place you'd rather not be are the ones that hurt the most. Doctor/Amy.

The Doctor catches Rory and Amy Pond one more time. (Warning: this is my first story, I thought of it on the spot. It's also quite short, hopefully I'll learn how to write a decent story some day)

Oneshot. -7x05 aftermath- This is how it ends, Doctor. This is how the legacy of Amelia Pond ends.

It felt like hours that she sat there, doing absolutely nothing but floating in her own mind, when she felt it. Pressure. Like her entire existence was being snuffed out.

Amy and Rory are dead in the present day, after the Weeping Angels zap them into the past. But they have a whole life to live before the present day.

"She shouldn't have cared so much." Contains major spoiler for 7x05, so don't read this if you haven't seen it. Instead, drop everything and watch it now or as soon as humanly possible!

All the Doctor wants to do is run from what happened in Manhattan. The TARDIS isn't going to make it that easy.

The shortest, dumbest crackfic you'll ever read. Wrote it a while ago.

Just a little one-shot I wrote after watching The Angels Take Manhattan. Follows my headcanon and is meant to give me a bit of closure about the events that occurred. It's been exactly a year since Brian last heard from Rory or Amy. Continuing his travels, he finds himself in Manhattan, New York. What he learns here is enough to cripple any man.

Companions never really leave, the Doctor realizes. Drabble, post "The Angels Take Manhattan". No spoilers.

The Doctor meets a magician, and some familiar faces, with some added River Song. Set after the Angels take Manhattan, so beware for spoilers, sweetie!

All his lives and adventures, the Doctor has picked up a fear of quite a few things. Series of one-shots about things the Doctor is afraid of or has bad memories of. 11th Doctor, Amy Pond, Rory Williams, River Song. **Update: Now complete!**

Set during Day of the Moon. Whilst on the run, River Song has an unexpected encounter. From her perspective at least. Spoilers for Angels Take Manhattan.

The Doctor's companion left behind after a single accident. Life goes on, but she never forgets. A song fic, with an unnamed companion that doesn't exist in the canon Whovian world.

It's the waiting that's the worst. Waiting and wondering if your own son even had a grave.

"It's not like I have any reason to worry about you regenerating, not like I should be scared of what you might do if you're left alone for that long, think about what good shape you were in when we first met!" Rose confronts the Doctor after "Girl in the Fireplace."

When he looked at her with such fascination and admiration and deep kinship - the way he never looked at anyone else - it was difficult to ask him to slow down because she was getting a blister.

My mind was so distraught after Saturdays episode that I thought of 6 lines which then evolved into this poem. Please be aware that the endoing is spoiled so don't read unlesss you have seen the episode.

All of his companions leave traces. The Doctor wanders a TARDIS that seems too big for just one man.

Whilst exploring the TARDIS, Amy stumbles upon a concept that she has never considered: Had the Doctor really have anyone before her? Because to her, he'd always been her Doctor. Later the Doctor must make another visit, place another box, say another farewell... (2nd chapter up based off the last episode with the Ponds)

With River, things were always a mess. Events with her only happened because the Doctor already knew they were going to happen. Their timelines kept going in circle, yet River Song was the one constant in the Doctor's life. He could count on her. She needed to know that she could count him too, always and completely. Post-The Angels Take Manhattan

"Because you were the first. The first face that this face saw. You seared onto my hearts, Amelia Pond. Always will be."

Brian Williams devoted his life to find his missing son and daughter in law. After years of searching, he finds a mysterious book which holds all of the answers to his questions. Follow Brian was he chases the Doctor down with the help of a mysterious older gentleman, who knows a frightening amount about the Doctor and his companions.

This is sort of an essay on the Ponds. I reflect on them really. It's a boring bit of nonfiction honestly, but I'm proud of it. Minor Spoilers

A long time coming, but Zara, Jamie, and the whole gang are back.