When some vaguely medieval-looking characters turn up in early-twenty-first-century England, UNIT are, of course, out of their depth. It's going to take a genius with ties to both humanity and the cosmos to suss out the cause. Good thing there's one available.

To save her name, Lady Clara Oswald of Blackpoole agrees to an arranged marriage to the long-widowed Marquis of Kasterborous and Gallifrey. Handsome and quiet and looks that betray his years, his eyes are not for her, and instead are focused on preparing for his death against Dalek invaders. Yet fate works in mysterious ways, and little ever goes as planned...

A bit of silliness based on the character of Missy as we first meet her in series 8. A poem in the 'double dactyl' form that I composed in my head while lying awake in bed one night. I haven't posted in a while so I thought I'd inflict it upon an unsuspecting world.

The Doctor has made many mistakes in her life: leaving Susan, abandoning Jenny, leaving Jack to fend for himself, and then there was River, the love of all her lives. For too long, she has let these people that she loves suffer when it is completely in her power to fix or help in someway, in her own words 'No more'.

Jenny Flint is a homeless match-seller, like many others in Victorian London, after her family kicked her out of the house. She has little hope of anything better until she meets the mysterious Madame Vastra. But they soon find themselves investigating a murder, and the truth about both the murder and Vastra herself is something Jenny could never have imagined.

No, she can't read the script on her wrist; yes, she still knows what it means.

Rose Tyler sat on the beach, surrounded by the arms of the man who made her dreams come true, mourning for the loss of her first love and best friend, the man who showed her the universe and showed her that Rose Tyler was more than a shop girl. She knew her days of universe hopping were done, and that she would never see him again. A Rose Tyler/ Metacrisis one shot.

The Time War shook all of reality. Planets burned, stars were torn to shreds, and people were pushed beyond their limits; becoming monsters and desolate, empty shells. The Doctor, The Master, Romana, and countless soldiers all fighting and bleeding - all dying. Tales from the Time War, of nightmares, of gods, and tales of the monstrous follow.

Boarding school AU. Clara's just lost her mother and her Dad can't cope. As a result, Clara ends up at boarding school. She's scared of almost everything, but what happens when you fall for the one boy who's completely out of your reach...

The master has plans that will interfere with the Brigadier's retirement. Can Sarah and the Ninth Doctor save him.

Industrial Revolution. Manchester. 1774. Or so the Doctor thinks. Wanting to forget the parallel world the Doctor journeys to the past with one thing in mind. Yet he only finds a city ridden with fear and superstitions, a timeline of a revolution that seems to be moving too fast, and Maxwell Hollerford, the twin brother April does not remember. Nothing will be as it seems. Book 4/5

SUITE DE LONELY ANGELS, Tome 2. Jack est peut-être devenu officiellement un compagnon du Docteur, mais il lui reste encore beaucoup à apprendre sur tout ce que cela signifie, et ce alors que le groupe doit découvrir ce que veut dire être un trio.

After meeting Donna Mott, life can not possibly stay as dull as it had been on Pete's World. But it would have been nice to have a sort of transition-period, Rose thought. Better for everyone's health. (Part Two of "What the cat dragged in")

Very short story which focuses on a reunited family seeking a sense of belonging (tag for Five Doctors: Special Edition)

The Doctor keeps his promise to Amy after New York and tells Amelia a story, though not the story she is expecting.

What would have happened to Rose if Pete Tyler wasn't there to save her from falling into the Void? Rose is trapped in the hellish place between worlds. The Doctor would do anything to get her back, but nothing is simple when navigating realities. And rescuing Rose turns out to be just the beginning of a much longer journey.

Sometimes when she hasn't seen them for ages she begins to sink. In those times she searches for them desperately, knowing that their voice is the only thing that can save her. Doctor/Master. Nineteenth oneshot of the Florence Collection

Nestled in the Northern UK countryside lay a new institute, offering jobs and promises of bold new discoveries. Unfortunately, the Doctor and her friends uncover a darker truth beneath the surface, along with a new face bearing an old name and an older grudge. All the while, creatures are stirring and people are missing. What Horrors lay dormant in Queen's Crest Institute?

A rewrite of key scenes in "Resolution". The Doctor makes mincemeat out of house and home, and begins work on identifying a familiar threat to Earth. Graham invites her out to a takeaway, and that's when the storms begin to gather.

ONESHOT: What is the Doctor playing at? Yaz is determined to find out what is up with her girlfriend...

At night, Rose dreams of him.

"Help me." She asked and so he woke up and scared off the pilot fish. Only it was too early and he paid for it with a small (light, hardly even worth mentioning really) neural implosion. It all should have been fixed when he woke up. Except, now he's talking to some awfully bold Sycorax and no one understands a bleeding word he's saying. The TARDIS is less helpful than hoped.

A strange happening at Kerblam's intergalactic customer service office.

The roaring twenties, the jazz age, the silent film era... at least, that's where the Doctor was trying to go. It seems he was a few years early. But as celebrities have been vanishing all over the world, and one of the Doctor's incarnations is in trouble, It's up to the Doctor, Sarah, a new friend, and even some of the Doctor's future selves perhaps, to clear this up.

Maybe the Doctor had not been as smart as he thought he was, leaving Rose and his Metacrisis-clone on Pete's World.