"The sunset isn't ignoring you, by the way," he tells her. She looks at him, the tiniest crease between her brows. "Isn't it?" "Absolutely not," he replies. "It's complimenting you. If I didn't know any better, I might even say that it is admiring you back." *SPOILERS* for The Husbands of River Song.

Clara is being haunted... by a painting. Eighth in the 'Remembering A Forgotten Song' series.

End scene addition. River and Twelve clear up a few things. ONE SHOT. COMPLETE. R&R

How did both the Doctor and Clara cope with losing each other?

"Every night is the last night for something, every Christmas is last Christmas." A small final scene between River and the Doctor after their final night on Darillium. Who said the Doctor couldn't sit still. May add a second chapter later on, if I feel inspired. Feel free to review or whatever, just enjoy this little piece.

Normalcy isn't thing after you've entered the world of Doctor Who. Life goes all wibbly wobbly timey wimey for Susan when she finds herself in Cardiff and meets the Torchwood team. But will she ever meet the Doctor? (Currently being re-written but still updated.)

A wise, albeit infuriating, man once said "memories become stories when we forget them". I wish to write my own stories; maintain my memories in their original forms, before I have forgotten too much to recall them myself. In all my complexity, I am Me. And I invite you to read some of my diaries; my stories... My memories.

The nights were the worst. That's when the dreams came. The ones that left her broken and wishing for the impossible. But this time they were different. She saw something in them she never expected to. Not here. Not now.

A short fluff story I wrote that goes with the 2015 Christmas Special, "The Husbands of River Song." It may not make sense if you have not watched it.

'To win'. [Verb]. To be successful or victorious. Or, the Master challenges the Doctor to a drinking contest.

Drabbles about what the Doctor and River get up to during their twenty-four years in Darillium (contains spoilers for The Husbands of River Song)

Clara gives the Doctor the sappiest Christmas present possible. (secret santa gift for macainthetardis on tumblr)

I wasn't too happy with the series finale, so here goes my version. Hope you like it.

How and when did the Twelfth Doctor get that lovely red guitar of his? Clara ponders the memory as she listens to him play. (A gift story for katierosefun. Sorry I'm late!)

Glimpses into the missing moments of the short, yet beautiful relationship of Clara Oswald and Danny Pink. A collection of one-shots in chronological order leading right up to the end of series nine!

Halloween hijinks featuring the Doctor, Rose, Donna, Captain Jack, Jackie, Tony, Mickey, and clockwork droids. Crack-fic. Tenth Doctor x Rose Tyler. Two shot.

Laura Tavers lives a the life of a normal 16 year old girl until one night she wakes up to find a strange man and an almost magically blue box outside her bedroom window. With an alien invasion endangering the world and both parents lost, Laura is whisked away in the box by the man who calls himself 'The Doctor' on an unforgettable adventure.

The Doctor, Rose and Jack visit an alien planet during its Winter Festivities. They decide to go to a ball and absorb the local culture, but end up having a snowball fight instead.

Taking back Blon to Raxacoricofallapatorius was not as easy and didn't go quite as smoothly as the Doctor had hoped. As his companions' lives are put in danger yet again, the Doctor is forced to admit his feelings for Rose Tyler and do what needs to be done.

The Doctor and Rose's second Christmas together in Pete's World brings about not only new memories but also some revelations for them both.

This is a version to my theory on what could have happened to Clara's mum and why she died.

John Smith is a strange barmy sculptor. Why is he barmy? Well, to put it simply... He's... He's in love with a statue. A statue named Rose. Disclaimer inside. Based off of the Greek myth 'Pygmalion and His Wife.'

"I don't know where I am. I don't know where I'm going, or where I've been. I was born to save the Doctor, but the Doctor is safe now. I'm the Impossible Girl, and my story is done." Clara Oswald. Or is it? Clara is ready to die. She's ready to go to the end. So when she instructs the TARDIS to take her to the end of her life, she is surprised where that request leads her.

The town is called Mistletoe. Clara objects, because those are tumbleweeds, not mistletoe, and she can tell the difference.

Ian has come to enjoy his time traveling on the TARDIS but sometimes the old familiar sadness creeps in and makes it hard to ignore his past pain. It's not that easy to find time to be alone on a TARDIS, especially from a certain time lord. When the Doctor finds Ian upset, will he make his upset worse or better?