Day and Night, Dark and Light, Roxy and the Doctor. Polar opposites, yet they balance each other out perfectly. Best friends and at the same time, the very worst of enemies.

Psychic Stardust... A link between time and space that can evolve into a consciousness long enough to talk to another being of the same species and let it know what it needs to. And one very ordinary consciousness comes to the TARDIS.

And now we know what the question is, I only wish I knew the answer... Set during 6.08 "Let's Kill Hitler". Drabble-like thing.

The Doctor and River are married. Yay! AU because there isn't all that timey-wimey stuff stopping them. But then they meet a girl, and their lives change forever... Please R&R, I suck at summaries, more inside!

Oneshot; short conversation between Susan and the Doctor, pre-Time War. It's the Doctor's job to bring them home.

What really happened to Jenny after she sped away in that spaceship at the end of "The Doctor's Daughter"? I'm rubbish at summaries, but it's better than how I've described it- promise.

In the aftermath of "The Impossible Planet" and "The Satan Pit", Rose grows curious about how Time Lords view the concept of Gods and religion. Thankfully, the Doctor is more than willing to explain.

River doesn't mind the Doctor's surprise visits, but she's going to shoot the Daleks if they mess up her exam schedule...My thanks to the 1000 visitors to my stories last month! Please read and review! Rather AU as of Let's Kill Hitler...Thanks Moffat!

The Doctor ponders the contradictions involved in kissing Rory Williams. One drabble, one sentence. Part One of The Art of Making Love, One Sentence at A Time

Sarah Jane looked at Rose and saw herself back before the Doctor had broken her heart. Rose/Ten, Rose/Sarah Jane, past one-sided Sarah Jane/Doctor

He thought he'd never see her again but as a scream pierces the Cardiff night, he learns he was wrong. But who's saving who? Jack/Rose A kinkmeme inspired one-shot.

Its been three months since the Doctor defeated the Daleks on Skaro, the Thals are living in peace and harmony, but when the Daleks Water supplys mysteriously run out, Alydon must find more water, he gets an unexpected visitor, the Doctor Ian and Barbara!

A bit of Ten/Rose fluff, hints of romance but not too much. Rose is fascinated by The Doctor's hands. Companion piece to "Brief Candle," but also stands alone. One-shot.

He couldn't NOT read it... It was just sitting there, tempting him. AU. 10/Rose. T for safety.

River/Doctor, sort of after "Let's Kill Hitler," but contains no outright spoilers. There's just one line that might not make sense if you haven't seen it.

When the Doctor goes back to fetch Reinette and bring her along on his travels, he finds out that she has died, and the numbness he feels is that of a love lost.

I lied to him I should of told the truth... Rose said to her mother between her sobs. Please comment or advise...

It was not his fault. He was an old man after all.

The haunted look of an old man, one who's seen too much fighting, caused too much bloodshed, lived too long, appears in his eyes as they stare at each other, their eyes mirroring the others. Rory ponders about the Doctor.

"Rory, do you remember any of the things that River said to The Doctor? I mean, before we knew she was our daughter." "What kind of things?" "You know. Things." "...Oh."

The Doctor dies, at his funeral their are five people he trusts with carrying on a mission, Amy, Rory, River, himself, and a young girl with brown hair that goes by the name of... Susan.

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.

Eleven/River. You took me to see the singing towers of Darillium. The towers sang and you cried. FINISHED.

For a microsecond in time, the Tenth Doctor meets the Eleventh.

I wasn't quite satisfied with the ending of Closing Time, and with the power of love saving the day again. So I rewrote it slightly, so that the technical bits make sense, but it's still about the power of a father's love. See what you think.