Martha Jones didn't know she was hella gay for Rose Tyler until the blonde half-human kissed her on the moon. Part 3 of my Doomsday AU. One-shot.

River Song is wearing a mysterious ring and the Doctor is eager to investigate. His investigation leads him to Coal Hill School, but before he can locate Susan, he is distracted by a greater mystery: something is messing with History.

During a visit to Hogsmeade, Rose Tyler had to remind herself she was twenty years old. Then again, she thought as she watched the Doctor bounce with each step as he examined every item gleefully, it wasn't as if he was acting his age either and they were in a candy shop.

The Doctor goes to an empty park for some fresh air when a woman sits next to him. Why? She gives him three reasons. Second in the Lilith!verse.

How does River feel about her husband being many different men? Yet all one man?

"Rose usually got up at around nine and called him to eat breakfast with her, so what was keeping her in bed for so long today? It was almost lunch time and they hadn't had a particularly tiring day yesterday and she seemed fine when he left the bed..." Rose is having a hard day and the Doctor notices. What is happening to his Rose? Set in the "Until the end of time"-verse

Heavily inspired by the episode "The Girl Who Died", this is a Dr. Who short story that deals with events in that episode, and is a partial re-write of the episode, but with some characters thoughts/feelings voiced within. There's also a tad of Norse Mythology in this- I hope for consistency's sake that I don't get anything wrong. Please read, review/comment, and enjoy.

John Noble and Rose Tyler are best friends. That's the way it is. Until it isn't. Doors are slammed and there's screaming and yelling and objects hurled across the room. There are insults and accusations and tears and there's a door slamming shut a final time.

The Doctor, still trying to remember more of Clara after the events of 'Hell Bent', finds himself under attack by Aeon Torn, under orders from The Associate. With his TARDIS turned against him, and a foe every bit as clever as he is, The Doctor fights to discover why this is happening. But there is more here than meets even his eye. Sequel to 'Guilt by Association'.

Alex begrudgingly returns home with the Doctor in tow, hoping that things will go right introducing him to her family, but nothing ever turns out perfect with the Doctor around.

Dimension hopping Rose finds a Doctor...just not the one she was looking for. Written for the Time Petals Ficlet Friday prompt Bonfires & Fireplaces, plus the bonus twist, plus the Dimension Hopping Rose prompt A New Planet.

At a certain point emotions can overwhelm. And perhaps not all immortals are the same, but Clara Oswald needs answers. Everything he stood for, shattered, and for what?

The Doctor and Rose make a bet in a sweet shop but she doesn't quite fight fair. Drabble.

Post The Forgotten, it's been six months since Missy and The Doctor left with the time tots but things haven't gone the way either of them expected. Could a surprise call from Mrs Who actually be the catalyst for setting these two star crossed time lords back on track or will it all combust in time to make it a memorable first Christmas for more than just the twins?

A Kate/Osgood ficlet in honour of Jemma Redgrave's birthday today.

It had all started with run, and run she did for the longest time after that. They ran together, ate together, even danced together. There was a thousand more examples of his love, some that he was sure she didn't even understand because they wouldn't translate to a human. Fantastic.

Rose Tyler was no more, or rather not in the way she remembered. When she had said she would stay with him forever, she never expected this. Disclaimer - I do not own Doctor Who, the BBC does.

Rose jumps into the right Universe and finds the TARDIS but not the Doctor. She is forced to spend months with a man who calls himself the Master and finds out there is two sides in this man who hears drumbeat. Can she change what is to happen to the Doctor and Earth or does she has to watch close by as everything she loves turns into dust?

The Doctor and River are spending their last night on Darillium. How can two people who never meet in the right order ever say goodbye?

Sometimes little things can change your perception of life.

From a tumblr prompt: Clara, 12, and while they've been intimate, there's a component Clara isn't exposed to yet, which is the touch-telepathy.

She's making soufflés again (or trying to), something she hasn't done since the one with the bow tie. AU, takes place after The Witch's Familiar. TRIGGER WARNINGS EVERYWHERE: depression, substance abuse, possible self-harming tendencies, very dark emotional places. First DW story. Twelve/Clara with possibly romantic tendencies.

Caden McAllen finds the biggest discovery anyone on Earth has ever made; a subterranean city underneath his hometown, Cornwallis, Arizona. But when the inhabitants chase him out, he is rescued by the perfect man for the job - the Doctor, who is accompanied by Clara Oswald. This story is meant to be like an episode of the series, and it takes place just before "Nightmare in Silver."

A series of adventures in which the 11th Doctor and Clara end up as parts of various films (and changing the story's outcome) or meet characters from other fandoms. Each chapter or so is its own story, though they all connect in the end as one story arc. There aren't an OCs, but a character from another time-travel related franchise plays an important role. Please Read/Review!

Perhaps The Doctor didn'the return to ask Rose to travel with him immediately after the first attempt. Quick blurb on The Doctor after the war, his thoughts on himself, and on the charismatic young blonde he meets on his travels.