First request! One-shot. Amy's Ganger is able to function without Amy and the real Amy awakens several hours then she's suppose. Story split into two separate views. Rated T for suggestive themes.

"Happy Father's Day, Doctor. The first of many." The Doctor's first Father's Day in Pete's World.

The Doctor takes Clara to a planet with some unusual customs that make things incredibly awkward for her.

Oh, the irony of it all. It was just supposed to be tea. The Doctor certainly had not expected to die like this. To die at the hands of one of the humans of the planet Earth he had fought and bled to protect. Doctor!Whump Disclaimer: I don't own Doctor Who

post-season 4.. Joanne Martins, an aspiring journalist, finds out about an earthquake that should never have happened. Joining a man called the Doctor, she realizes that there is so much to see, and so much to die for [CURRENTLY INACTIVE]

The Doctor is lonely on Valentine's Day. Can he find something that can cure his loneliness?

The 11th Doctor, Amy and Rory take a trip to 19th Century Japan, but they come home with more than they bargained for. What they find, means The Doctor must visit an old friend to keep it safe, and much is learnt that day.

"The Doctor couldn't change. He just couldn't. I couldn't lose my best friend." When the 11th Doctor regenerates, Clara thinks she's lost her best friend forever. But eventually, she might just discover that though the Doctor's face has changed, her best friend is still there underneath it all. One-shot.

Tiny ficlet about River reflecting on her life in the Library.

A retelling of the 10th to 11th Doctor regeneration and the events after.

Amelia Rose is an ordinary 18-year-old girl struggling to choose between the love of a Weeping Angel, as constant as stone, and a series of brief but passionate affairs with a Silent, which are all too swiftly forgotten. With the help of her sassy Dalek best friend, this story chronicles her efforts to navigate the turbulent waters of love, and life.

Clara Oswald's normal life is suddenly interrupted by a beautiful, enigmatic woman named Amy Pond, who sweeps her away in her TARDIS, a "spaceship time machine" of her own invention. (Rated T just in case.)

Rose Tyler works in a bar in a Las Vegas casino, but she's always dreamt of adventure. Secretly, she studies astronomy and space, dreaming of visiting the stars. Then one day, a young astrophysicist named John Smith visits her casino and turns her world completely upside down. (Inspired by the song Counting Stars by OneRepublic.)

Time can be rewritten. But what if it was rewritten so completely that it was no longer Amy that the Doctor met first? How would things change if, instead of Amy Pond, there was an American anomaly? And when Silence falls, who is it that will do anything to make sure she dies? We were told that time can be re-writen but how much can it change? First in The Anomaly Series. Doctor/OC

The Fourth and Tenth Doctors switch bodies. And there's something lurking in the TARDIS, something no one can quite remember...

They thought it was over after defeating the Daleks, Cybermen, and Silurians, but as the Doctors and their companions are about to discover, that is far from the truth. When a TARDIS malfunction sends them all in opposite directions and into new dangerous situations, the Doctors and friends must find clever new ways to escape... and fast. Sequel to Companion Pains.

The Time Lords finally catch up with the Lieutenant and he is sentenced to vapourisation but ends up dying of something completely different.

When the TARDIS falls from a great crash, something odd happens. Every doctor, one after another, gets copied at the moment of regeneration and plonked down next to the 11th doctor. Maybe they could all go adventuring together?

How I wonder what you are... The Lieutenant gets overly frustrated and angry at how stupid this nursery rhyme really is.

The old nursery rhyme is of Peter and Paul but something's horribly wrong as Simon shows up instead and Paul is missing. Could somebody be behind it?

He was the Doctor, a 903-year-old Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey, in the faraway constellation Kasterborous. He was the Doctor and, to save the universe, he had killed his own people. He was the first face after the war and the Moment came to him and told him, "Gallifrey falls no more." This is the story of the Ninth Doctor's participation in The Day of the Doctor.

This story was written during the Sci-Fi Sea Cruise, October 18-27, 2013. Co-authored by John Connors, Lamia Forte, Trudy Myers, Douglas Neman, John Lars Shoberg, and Ashlee Webster.

This story was written during the Sci-Fi Sea Cruise, February 10-14, 2003. Co-authored by Jennifer Lowden, Douglas Neman, Carrie Larsen and Deborah Watling.

What do you do when a rivalry disappears?

How did the Doctor come to own the TARDIS? And what does she feel about the matter? Written long before the episode "The Doctor's Wife." I just thought it was high time the TARDIS got her own story. I also attempt to explain many things in the show which didn't quite make sense.