Encompasses Rose/Ten and River/Eleven. That old leather jacket brought up memories for both of them. For Rose, it was the man she had let change her life and fallen in love with. For the Doctor, it was the girl he had let slip through his fingers what seemed like a lifetime ago. (Just because this is a Rose story doesn't mean there will be River-bashing!)

18 year old Ivy Heiridge's life is changed forever when she stumbles on the 11th Doctor. They proceed to go on an adventure (that might just save the world) that Ivy could never have dreamed of––especially when it puts her in danger of her life.

Just a short look at that first night after Bad Wolf Bay mark two.

River's been poisoned and the Doctor must save her. One shot.

I had an idea during the Doctor Who special when Ten and Five met, what if all of the Doctors met? One shot.

Chapter 1: The Hallucinatory Image of the Wife of an Extremely Important Sontaran Warlord. An extremely confusing drabble series, including chapters that have absolutely no relation to each other and an excessive amount of absolutely-s, completely-s, and Jack. Can you even have an excessive amount of Jack? Rated T to be safe.

The Doctor pays a visit to Jack at Torchwood and the two compare notes about love interests over saurian brandy.

The Doctor and Rose were just supposed to wash the car. Of course things get out of hand. Metacrisis/Rose. One-shot.

There's a man called the Doctor. He lives on a cloud in the sky, and all he does, all day, every day is to stop all the children in the world ever having bad dreams. But he can't seem to save Clara from the crippling company of her nightmares, and it absolutely eats him alive.

"He wonders if he'll ever stop needing the feel of her hands in his again, if he'll ever be able to hold anyone else's hands without noticing how wrong it is, how the shape and feel of them are all wrong and nothing like what he wants." Eleven/Rose. A companion piece to Paper Royalty. Set during the Christmas Carol special.

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Just a pretty moment among the stars... "Acquainted With the Night" is by Robert Frost. If you've never read it, please do.

Boredom is a wonderful muse. Yeah, got bored, decided to write some fluff for one of the coolest 'villains' in Doctor Who, and an OC.

The Doctor loses something dear to him and must face his destiny. Multi-chapter adventure/romance/drama. T for action. Disclaimer: I do not own Doctor Who, it is the BBCs. Please Read and Review!

The third story in the "Banana" series. Comes after "Nine and a Galaxy". It's Theta and Andy's sixteenth birthday and everyone thinks it's going to go brilliantly, until about ten fifty in the morning. Rated T because I don't know how this will end up.

The graphic representation of the Doctor and Morbius' final confrontation on the balcony of his palace on Karn.

A search for a kidnapped baby takes the Doctor to Regulus IV where he's kidnapped and brutally tortured. His salvation lies in the hands of a gentle young telepath who fights in secret to keep him alive. A desperate attempt to escape goes wrong. His mind and body broken how will he survive? Will he find justice or seek revenge. Follow the Doctor through his own personal hell.

The Doctor and Rose get into an argument and subsequently get locked in the TARDIS kitchen.

The TARDIS lands on an alien planet shrouded in a darkness that even the Doctor can't figure out. Rose and Peter find themselves further away from home than ever before, on a space base positioned on a planet in the orbit of a black hole. Meanwhile, an unknown entity is awakening and beginning to cause chaos among the crew. Just what lies at the core of the impossible planet?

In 1950's London, the police are hunting down strange, mute creatures. The people of Britain gather around their new-fangled "tele-vision" sets to celebrate the new Queen's coronation - but is something affecting the signal? A hungry creature lies in wait in the Idiot's Lantern.

Lumic's army of Cybermen is on the rise, and with more and more people being converted by the hour, time is of the essence. The gang are reduced to fugitives as they roam the streets of parallel London trying to rid the Earth of Cybermen as the age of steel begins.

On a parallel Earth, a deadly new version of the Doctor's old enemy is about to be reborn. Upon landing on an alternate version of the Earth, The Doctor, Rose, Peter and Mickey learn that Pete Tyler is apparently alive and well. Lurking in the shadows are creatures made to destroy - one of The Doctor's greatest fears have come true...It's the rise of the Cybermen

For their first trip with Mickey, the Doctor, Rose and Peter end up on a space ship in century only to find 18th century Versailles on board, the time of Madame De Pompadour! To find out what's going on the Doctor must enter Versailles where he finds broken clocks that still make a ticking sound. But what has this all got to do with the girl in the fireplace?

Deffry Vale High School is haunted by strange, bat-like creatures at night. When the Doctor investigates, he finds an old friend, Sarah Jane Smith, already working undercover. The Krillitanes are trying to crack the 'God-Maker', a paradigm to give them the ultimate power. To become masters of time and space. It's going to be a school reunion like no other.

"Why did she have to come back? I was prepared to live my life without her when I sent her away with her family to keep her safe but she came back, just like she always did when I sent her away or when we got separated."