Klaus meets Death from Discworld and no one believes Klaus when he says Death is just an anthropomorphic being with a weakness for puns and cats. One-Shot.

It's the middle of the night, and there's a not-so-stupid ape in the TARDIS library. Rose has some understandable concerns.

Ailis, a zombie planeswalker from Innistrad, opens a portal in the library of Ravnica into the Discworld. The portal vanishes almost as soon as it appears which would have been perfect as she would have been in the clear had the portal not dumped Rincewind from Discworld into her lap.

Little girls should not play with magic they don't understand. Akko does not understand this, so she does anyway. When Akko uses a spell no one has used in a long while, she finds herself in a place of mortal uncertainty. At least she has the Grim Reaper itself showing her promising career prospects for the mortally challenged. It's an adventure to die for.

One of the two certainties of life meets a frequent visitor. A silly little crossover with Discworld, but you don't necessarily need to read that to understand this.

Eve lies, when she attributes her scar to a gaulish spear.

What happens when everything you know, all the rules you've ever lived by, who you are and what you do is suddenly taken away? Four Daleks, stranded on the Discworld, need to find out!

Continuation of Rewined, picking up on Harry's 10th birthday. The last year at home before heading off to Hogwarts.

Part one of a two-part, part two is up as well as 4 prelude one shoots. Harry instead of finding Dumbeldor waiting for him when he dies finds Susan, Discworld Susan, Deaths Granddaughter. After all, he is the master of Death. But death still has some rules and some events are set in stone. (side note this may be a bit ruff around the edges do to needing a new editor.

Emily learns a new insult. Evidently, most of Brockton Bay's gangs wish they'd never heard of that particular word.

The Wards team of the PRT ENE get an indirect lesson on the importance of Rule Number One.

S'il est vrai que les livres sont magiques... ::gen::

Sam Vimes is getting really bloody tired of all these loons in silly costumes, and especially this so-called Mr. Spish. (Or whatever he's actually called, when he's so-called.)

Tiffany by accident crawsteps into the Harry Potter universe and goes on some small adventures with the golden trio. Among other things includes it: scaring mrs Norris, sneaking feegles into the 'defence against the dark arts' class, showing toad off in the transfiguration class and scaring Malfoy (A LOT). So i hope you will enjoy this fanfic.

Susan promised that it was going to be a quick trip. Go to Ankh-Morpork, visit a posh party, come home to Tadfield. But of course, if you go to the Discworld, you have to see Death first and catch up with him, and it turns out that Binky needs to be reshod, so you'll have to visit Lancre, and if you're visiting Lancre you just have to visit Nanny Ogg, and then...

A new pupil tries to spark conflict in class. In hindsight, he really shouldn't have tried to cause trouble in Miss Susan's classroom.

There is something hungrier than Tyranids out there. Find out what they are running away from

What if Death in Beedle's tale was Death from Discworld? Every perspective has a different story.

Sur l'île de Braise, Zuko rencontre quelques personnes qu'il n'aurait jamais cru revoir...

Where the falling Entity meets the rising ape, there's bound to be plenty of punes, and plays on Worm. A collection of DiscWorm crossover short stories. The stories will be independent of one another, except when they aren't.

It's a thankless, misunderstood job, but someone's got to do it. Deathly Hallows/ post Hogfather. Turns into crossover with another classic by chapter 3 - see if you can work out where it's going.

What happens if Beauty and the Beast occurred on the Discworld? The Same Village Belle who arrived on the doorstep of one Esme Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg under mysterious circumstances, and what should happen if Belle who is a witch in training should happen to meet the same enchanted castle? A/U a couple of OC follows the plot of Witches Abroad and Beauty and the Beast

THE WORLD WILL TEACH THEM ABOUT MONSTERS SOON ENOUGH. LET THEM REMEMBER THERE'S ALWAYS THE POKER.

In the land of Ingary, on the Discworld, where reality and fantasy are closer than some may wish, Sophie Hatter attracts the unwelcome attentions of both the dreaded Wizard Howl and the terrifying Witch of the Waste. There's a war coming too. And the eldest girls don't get fairy godmothers. (Based on the works by Terry Pratchett, Diana Wynne Jones, and Hayao Miyazaki.)

Light finds himself between a rock and a hard place. Shouldn't really be that all surprising.