Things are never as they seem. The Doctor does not exist, nor do his companions, nor his enemies. John Smith is a small boy, and he's sick. Very sick. Between him, and the other patients at Redwood Children's Psychiatric Hospital, is there any hope for their recovery? (Loosely based on an idea by Tumblr User Cosmic gyral)

The Doctor had landed in Chiswick, by mistake of course. He had not anticipated, that finding a young woman's wedding veil, would account for so much, in so little time. Donna is running away from her wedding, but will she go back? Would she have stayed with the Doctor there and then, had things been different?

This is a RPF Tatennant fanfic. "Catherine Tate, how does someone begin explaining Catherine Tate? She is brilliant, caring, loving, funny, very smart, she is very pretty, gorgeous woman, the color of her eyes is like a mix of green and blue, she's always smiling, she is fantastic, dazzling, incredible, she is my best mate" and maybe not only that David Tennant.

I made this story for a dear friend of mine, Kendra. Me, my sister, and Kendra would always sit on the trampoline at night, look at the sky, and hope that the madman with a box would take us away. This is what would happen if he sat on our trampoline with us.

Everyone should have somewhere to come home to.

Serenity Williams-Pond is a normal girl until she meets a wonderful impossible man she new everything about. Rated T because you know whateves. I do not own DW (sadly) but I do own Serenity.

The amazing (but slightly slobbery) adventures of a time traveling canine from planet Howlifrey.

What really happened to Missy after that blue beam hit her? Well, This may have happened. With added insane Captain jack and his fragmented inner monologue(s)

Rose tries to have a one night stand, pushing away her guilt of what the Doctor would think of her.

Pure Smut, later chapters might add eleven. Or even clara.

The Doctor and Clara discuss what he meant by that last comment at the end of 'Flatline'

This is sequel... no... continuation of the minisode Clara and the TARDIS.

Running, running, running it seems to be all The Doctor does. He holds so much pain. This is a poem of his burden.

Originally just one short story "The Moment", I will now be posting a series of one-shots here, all dedicated to the Doctor and Rose Tyler. (One-shot; rated K for occasional cursing).

"Era la noche de Navidad y en la TARDIS nada se movía, ni siquiera el rotor, a lo largo de los infinitos corredores y salones el frío se acrecentaba, apelmazando la atmósfera con su terrible mordedura, las chimeneas se negaban a encender y, como si de una mano invisible se tratase, el frío obligó a los ocupantes de la nave a refugiarse en la biblioteca."

How can the dead come back to life, where are the Doctor and Kate now and will they ever escape this nightmare?

It's New Years and Rose reminisces about her time with the Doctor. Set after Canary Warf.

It's the 31st of December, 1999, and the Doctor is determined to make Rose's experience worth every minute. In the Big Apple, what could go wrong?

The Doctor and River Song show up to whisk Amy and Rory away to the biggest New Year's Eve party in human history: The eve of the year 10,000. (Rated K plus for some slight drunkeness.)

The magnific Donna Noble has forgotten everything about the Doctor and how much she meant to the World, to the Universe. But you can't simply delete those memories. No Time Lord, no one can, so little pieces of memories comes in her dreams, like flashes from another life.

Oneshot about one night & morning in the vortex, once the part-human Doctor and Rose's TARDIS is finally ready for more than a few hops on Earth.

Second in the Heartfelt Holidays series. The Doctor and newly-regenerated Rose return to her Earth to pick up Martha, but make a detour to a New Year's Eve Party. What happens when two jeopardy friendly Time Lords attend a mysterious new celebration? It certainly makes for an interesting start to their new life together. Rated for possibly suggestive themes, really just to be safe.

Twelve accidentally lands in Pete's World. Set a little while after my story 'Meanwhile, Repercussions' for Tentoo/Rose, and soon after the episode 'Kill the Moon' for Twelve.

The Doctor meets a depressed suicidal teen named Lauren Wayke, but everything isn't as it seems when the tremendous Trickster wants to play.

"He takes her hand in his, and it feels like coming home." Nonspecific Doctor.