A fluffy Autumn daddy!Nine story involving Rose, Nine, and their daughter. Short and sweet. I hope you like it.

Welcome to the land of the no touchy-feelies, the Planet of the Prudes, where the local government has decried human contact outlawed. Now just add one bow tied Time Lord and his bestie Clara, what could possibly go wrong? COMPLETE

When Rose smashes into the wall a fraction of a second after the Void closes the Doctor's world stops spinning. A Doomsday fix-it.

The Doctor runs into an old friend, or rather, she runs into him. Just a short piece I wrote, also the first piece I've ever posted online.

The Doctor once believed in Rose Tyler, believed she could do everything-even stay with him forever. Then he lost her, and when she asked if she'd ever see him again, he said, "You can't." But he forgot one important thing: no one tells Rose Tyler that she can't do something. Doomsday ficlet

His wife had told him that she hadnt seen him in over ten months. It hadn't been the same for him. He wasn't sure how far into her future he had gone. But the last time he saw her made his stomach churn at the thought. Blood...there had been so much blood.

He's a pariah, one step from falling. She's a squirming, drooling little ape. And, God help him, he loves her. Guardian Angel AU. Rated for language and eventual dark themes.

Now that The Doctor successfully made a copy of the legendary resurrection ring, he brings Rose with him and his family to Walt Disney World for a family vacation. Once there they see an incredible magic show put on by young magician Nathan Humble, a little boy who can do extraordinary things. That's when Rose realizes that there is something incredibly odd with him.

"Even you and River have problems. You just don't acknowledge them."

The Doctor and Rose embark on their next adventure (instead of the atrocity known as Doomsday), and find themselves on a whirlwind quest to one of the most sinister planets in the universe. The Doctor is brought face-to-face with the torturer of thousands, and must find a way to save the teenage heir to the Dragon Star before she's beyond all help.

Two best friends, the Doctor, and a TARDIS. What could possibly go wrong?

Clara Oswald is stuck on an alien planet without the Doctor, and death is lurking in the shadows. This is why she shouldn't wander off.

Doctor Who is wrapped up in one of the most wobbliest challenges he has ever had to face, trying to beat a foe who's already beaten his future self in...in the past? So he decides to enlist the assistance of a past version of that very same woman...so he can once again save countless worlds from their demise. Something like that, it's sort of confusing. Much like time travel.

Alright so this is a two part short that is a sequel to Finding the Words. So anyway the human Doctor and Rose start discussing their wedding plans when somebody from their past suddenly shows up. Then later an unexpected guest shows up at their wedding.

"You have to wear the suit."

"I told you - I had to keep talking." "And you went with a detailed accounting of how your husband never loved you?" Note: Takes place post-THORS.

Funny, her last night of freedom and she spent it with him. Note: This is the third part of a three part series: "I'll begin but I'll start at the end". Please be sure you've read the first two parts: "Start the car and take me home" and "A good excuse to be a bad influence" first, or else this fic won't make any sense at all.

Danny stumbles across the Doctor's bedroom. (Hints of Danny/Clara and River/Doctor.)

Bowling night with the Ponds.

Towards the end, their relationship begins to feel like a carefully choreographed play - a proper Shakespearean tragedy.

Written for the Tumblr prompt: "You're too good for me."

She thought he'd forgotten her - like a book on a shelf, she said. So the Doctor does everything in his power to prove that he will never forget.

Rose Tyler stared at the tan lines in the sand that the tires made as they departed the beach. Soon they would be washed away, just like her dreams. Drabble.

What if, When the Last Dalek Self-Destructed. He Exploded instead of Imploding and Killed the Doctor

A missing scene from "A Christmas Carol," by Steven Moffat. The Doctor takes Kazran and Abigail to a holiday party. A drabble, exactly 100 words, no more, no less (not counting disclaimer, title, by-line, etc.). Winner of the 2016 FanQ Award for Best Doctor Who Story.