(Doctor Who)
Summary: A one-shot from _Run with You_. He requested to a word with himself before they parted ways, but what could his younger self possibly tell him that he doesn't already know?

(Doctor Who)
Summary: S3 Alternate. She was almost lost to the void, but Rose held on just long enough to stay with her Doctor, to continue their adventures through time and space. But despite the near loss bringing the Doctor and her closer together, Rose is uncertain about the smart, beautiful Martha Jones joining them, or the obvious crush she has on the Time Lord.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Christmas fluff in the Ak'kara 'verse. Knowledge of Winds of Ak'kara is not necessary for this story. After defeating the Racnoss, Rose and the Doctor join Donna for Christmas.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: AU from Doomsday: Recovering from the battle at Canary Wharf, the Doctor and Rose find themselves answering a distress call on a distant desert planet. People have been selected to serve at the temple only to be cut off from the rest of the city, not to be returned. The Doctor finds himself drawn to the temple and Rose finds herself struggling to save not only herself but the Doctor.

(Labyrinth)
Summary: Nearly ten years have passed since Sarah defeated the Labyrinth. But now, she returns to the Underground at the behest of the Seelie King. She discovers, yet again, that things are not what they seem, even Goblin Kings.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Complete. Starting with a letter found in his bedside table when he assumes the role of Headmaster in 1997, Severus Snape and Hermione Granger begin a strange correspondence. The new Headmaster is glad for the comfort of a confidant, but Hermione has just one problem: it's the end of 1998, and Professor Severus Snape has been dead for months. A story of time and second chances.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: The Doctor is the lone survivor of the Time War and believes that being alone is exactly what he deserves. A group of villagers insist otherwise. They claim that there is one he is destined to be with. The Doctor has never believed in prophecy, but there is far too much coincidence surrounding the words 'Bad Wolf' to deny that something is at work. The question is what to do with it and how to protect the girl it affects.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Set in the closing moments of The End of Time and moves on from there. Ten/Rose Please R&R.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Harry returns to Hogwarts for his second year. A year that will be filled with books, good friends, basilisks, quidditch, prattish friends, horrible dreams, and pranks.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Hermione seeks knowledge from a reluctant Snape in order to help the War effort. What she receives is more than either of them expected. Set beginning in Hermione's sixth year, continuing into a slightly AU post-DH era.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Following a horrific year at the hands of his nemesis, the Doctor finds himself victorious but once again alone, having been left by his latest companion, Martha. With entirely too much time to think on all the ways that he could and should have done things differently, he ultimately relents to his impulses and seeks Martha out in an attempt to set some things right. What he doesn't expect, however, is how he'd feel upon seeing her, or her conviction to make him earn her time and attention.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: There's a blonde young woman in the marketplace, and she seems eerily familiar to the Doctor...

(Doctor Who/Firefly)
Summary: Rose has been searching for the Doctor for years, but when she buys passage on the Serenity, she finds there's more at stake than a missing Time Lord... Sequel to A Twist in Time.

(Buffy)
Summary: Having no idea how, Spike is back in 1977, reeling from a newly acquired soul. His focus is getting back to his own time and back to Buffy in Sunnydale until 1981 when he sees a newly born slayer. Can he stop the events that brought misery to her life?

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Donna finds a book that has strange similarities to her dreams. She decides to investigate, and soon finds herself starting to remember a life she never though possible... but at what cost? My theory on how Donna could come back.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Rose feels strange. And it all started after their adventure to New Earth. Why doesn't the Doctor seem to notice that something is wrong? And why does it seem that they are stuck so far apart, when they are right next to each other?

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Rose Tyler has been living in her alternate world for five years until she encounters the weeping angels who send her back to November 1, 1913 before the universe split. John/Rose/Ten Reunion story, AU Human Nature and Family of Blood.

(Labyrinth)
Summary: Sarah sees the Goblin King every time another man treats her badly, but she's convinced the Labyrinth was a dream, and he a figment of her imagination, until, eleven years after her first visit, she makes a wish that allows him back into her life. Can she force him to let her go, or will she find she has a reason to stay? Is love enough to build a life upon?

(Doctor Who)
Summary: The Ninth Doctor doesn't regenerate at Satellite Five, and an alternate series 2 begins.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: He said she had something of the Wolf about her. What did that mean? What if Rose had asked the Doctor about this? What if it meant more than either of them realised? A series 2 canon divergence fic starting with Tooth and Claw and following the changes through Doomsday.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Love shows itself most clearly in a desire to help each other in vulnerable moments. When Rose lets the Doctor help her with her migraines, she starts a chain of events that will result in them both opening up to each other and finally, allowing themselves to fall in love.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Rose Tyler has a soul mark. The Doctor does not. Consequently, he knows where they stand. Then he regenerates on Christmas, and he suddenly doesn't know anything at all.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: The Doctor is taking the Ponds on one last trip when something - or someone - bursts into the TARDIS. ''She's an old friend. Her name is Rose.''

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Fifteen years after Journey's End, Rose Tyler questions her life in the alternate universe when an unfamiliar person steps out of a familiar Police Public Call Box in an unfamiliar colour. When Earth is threatened, Rose and Romana have to team up to save the planet from yet another alien invasion.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: The summer after the debacle at the Ministry, Draco Malfoy is sent to live with Harry Potter. He writes letters to Severus Snape, telling him how he's doing -- and what's really going on in Harry Potter's house.

Notes: This has very good characterisation of both Draco and Harry; none of this instant friends stuff, but shared adversity certainly breaks down the barriers. Change comes in waves, like the flowing of the tides.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Harry, Snape and Draco are cursed with a new and frightening relationship with the truth. Voldemort seeks to exploit it, but Draco aims to stay one step ahead.

Notes: This story is in two halves. The first half is the expected humour and mayhem of what happens after a potions accident with odd side-effects, which I enjoyed. Harry wishes he could stop up his ears, Draco wishes he could stop up his mouth, and we get to unexpectedly see behind Snape's snark.

The second half is serious and thoughtful, with almost a mythic feel, which I adored. When evil is face to face with truth, what happens?

(Harry Potter)
Summary: When a more studious Harry Potter enters Gringotts with Hagrid, the Goblins managed to talk to him privately - Dumbledore never saw that one coming

(Doctor Who)
Summary: An anomalous reading and the Doctor's piqued curiosity take him and his daughter to the edge of humanity's solar system. They land on a tiny colony on the very edge of deep space. A colony where something is going badly wrong.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: One of The Doctor's many adventures; the TARDIS gets its coordinates a bit wrong, landing on idyllic Fanti-Havi. But this world holds things that have been long forgotten, things both good and ill. Dancing, chaos and a good deal of trouble result.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Vignettes chronicling the first year of Jenny's life with her father. An impulsive young girl has a lot to learn. And so does an reckless man who thought he knew it all.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: The Doctor has saved the world, and ended several journeys. He needs to clear his head. But the trip that was meant as a retreat has landed him in a place rife with dust, guns, fear and mystery.

Notes: The Doctor stumbles across unexpected Jenny, in the middle of unexpected conflict. Joy, yes, but also frustration. As the conflict escalates and the Doctor sees the potential for everyone ending up dead, where fighting can only make things worse, what can he do with a daughter who tends to fight first and ask questions afterwards? This digs deeper into both the Doctor and Jenny, how they tick, how they see the world. It has one of the best portrayals of Jenny that I've seen. A must-read if you like Jenny.

(Lois And Clark)
Summary: While investigating a football scandal in high school, Lois Lane is helped by Clark Kent, a mysterious boy who has more than one secret of his own.

(Lois And Clark)
Summary: A what-if story that explores what might have happened if Superman, not Clark, had first pursued a relationship with Lois.

(Lois And Clark)
Summary: A continuation of Zoomway's fanfic _If You Can't Beat 'Em,_ in which Lois, already in a seemingly perfect relationship with Superman, finds herself dangerously attracted to her partner, Clark.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: After helping Draco Malfoy escape the custody of Sirius Black, Harry endures the wrath of his Godfather. When Snape comes looking for Draco, Harry tells him that Draco has run away, and that he won’t tell him where Draco is unless Snape takes Harry with him. **Note** I'm aware that some of you don't like bad!Sirius stories. Don't worry, Sirius isn't actually in the story much, however there is redemption in the end. It's not so much that he's just bad, more that he's fallen. This story is about how people fall, and how they can make it back out in the end, getting a second chance. It is NOT a character bashing story.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Severus Snape comes across a runaway -- the boy-who-lived to be exact, and drags him back to his home where a struggling Harry is surprised to find Luna Lovegood. Severus had agreed to take custody of Luna at the start of the summer, but taking on the boy who lived to be a pain in his arse as well? Harry is finding out quickly that he's got everything to lose -- and everything to gain.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Who is the old man who moved in down the street from Craig and Sophie Owens? Why does he know so much about ancient Rome; and the Doctor, the Owens' old friend? What is the plot that he and Alfie Owens are getting wrapped up in? And will Alfie end up grounded again? And why are we asking so many questions?

Notes: Imagine a Sarah-Jane Adventures type of story starring Alfie "Stormageddon" Owens at 13, and Rory (Williams) Pond as an old man. Then imagine it turning unexpectedly poignant. That's what you have in this story.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Harry has a little problem, followed by a little freak out, and compounded by a confusing conversation with the Sorting Hat, who has special things in mind for him and Professor Snape. A (sort of) Christmas story as a lot of it revolves around Harry's wish for a good Christmas.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Harry would always remember it as the summer he got to go to camp and forever escape the Dursleys. Severus would remember it as the summer he allowed himself to stop being blind. In response to the Camp challenge by JAWorley.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Martha Jones will do just about anything for the Doctor. This includes agreeing to participate in an experiment, even if the Doctor is intentionally keeping the experiment's protocol and objectives to himself. The result is a probative journey that really will surprise both parties!

(Stargate)
Summary: Thousands of years later, Jake O'Neil's descendent looks out the temple palace to see what the god Methos sees. (This will make absolutely no sense if you haven't already read A Square Peg in a Round Hole.)

(Stargate)
Summary: SGA-Highlander xover. Atlantis is not like other bases, and the people who live there show it. Colonel Samantha Carter, new commander of Atlantis, gets some introductions to this.

(Harry Potter/Buffy)
Summary: If only Harry Potter can defeat Voldemort, what do the Scoobies do when they find him first?

(Doctor Who)
Summary: In Father's Day what if the Doctor, when he stormed off the Estates, actually made it back into the TARDIS? Allowing him to leave Rose, and scare her with mock-abandonment as he originally intended. However, what will this become for the Doctor when he returns to 1987, and finds a parallel world has been created? Reunion-fic of sorts. Set after Journey's End.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: 'You know this is goodbye, right? No visits. I don't do that. If you leave now, Rose, this is it.' Spoilers up to _Age of Steel_.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Nothing said temporal paradox like running into your easily preventable half-human clone from the future and learning that he'd go on to steal your girlfriend. Donna gets her memories back, Rose and the metacrisis Doctor return from Pete's World, and the Tenth Doctor doesn't have to go anywhere he doesn't want to. (Rose/10)

(Harry Potter)
Summary: The future is a cold and lonely place. Narcissa and Severus conspire to make sure it doesn't happen.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Nothing was right in the Snapes’ marriage. They never talked, you see. About anything.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Neither Hermione nor Severus are very good at being told what to do.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Titus Marcellus Snape, the *pater familias* of the Snape family, is desperate to see his eldest son wed. He contracts him to a young, promising Muggle-born witch. But there was no way he could foresee the consequences of his actions and how it would alter the course of the world.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Fifty years ago, during the Great Battle of Hogwarts, the body of Severus Snape went missing. It's time for the children to hear the story of what really happened.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Hermione and Severus are two different people with two different lives following the war, but those differences are precisely what will cause their paths to cross yet again.

Notes: Lovely slow-growing relationship, starting with multiple times they almost cross paths, and then passing closer and closer. That gives it bonus points in my mind, for making the story structure fit the title "en passant": "in passing".

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Severus Snape would sooner chew off his own arm than willingly attend the garish festivity that is 'Snape Day'. Hermione comes up with a plan to ensure her former professor's absence when Snape Day comes around, only she finds herself hiding along with him.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Hermione is a Trekkie (since TOS) and Severus is a Star Wars fan. Both are extremely passionate about their fandoms and don't respect the other's. Of course, they work together at Hogwarts. How do they reconcile their very passionate fandoms with their growing attraction to each other?

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Fifteen minutes, he declares ominously, and you'll have more proof than your little mind will know what to do with.

Notes: Fascinating look at how one trip in the TARDIS has a profound effect on an archaeologist, before, during, and after.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: When a chance meeting reveals Harry's planned fate to Lockhart, he knows what he has to do: rescue him and raise him as his own to properly manage his celebrity status. Harry gets a magical upbringing, Lockhart gets the Boy-Who-Lived...everybody wins!

(Harry Potter)
Summary: 'How much do you hate me?' Harry asked Snape. 'Infinitely,' Snape sneered at him. 'How much do you hate Sirius?' 'Also, infinitely.' 'It's commonly understood that there are greater and lesser infinities. Whose infinity is greater?' Mentor/guardian. M for rape, self-harm. No slash.

(Harry Potter/Doctor Who)
Summary: The ancient and peaceful people of Messaline need a mythological hero to save them from the terrible Daleks. Harry Potter is looking forward to be the sidekick on this one, but the universe has ideas of its own. Doctor Who after Journey's End, Harry Potter after Deathly Hallows.

Notes: This is a universe where Harry Potter is a historical figure rather than fiction (otherwise the premise wouldn't work). And you know how the Doctor can't resist meeting historical figures...
When a trouble magnet like the Doctor meets a trouble magnet like Harry Potter, there's at least two planets' worth of trouble. While the Doctor babbles and Harry is brave, in the quiet moments they both have their angsts to work through.
But it isn't just Harry and the Doctor; the Messaline characters, and their cultures, are well put together. Plus we have unexpected faces from the past...
I stayed up far far too late reading this.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: A story in which the brave hero may or may not rescue the possibly beautiful damsel in distress, who, in turn, may or may not bestow her (potentially ample) favor upon him. And maybe, just maybe, there's not really a hero at all... Pre-SS/HG

(Harry Potter)
Summary: After the war, Harry insists on having Severus' portrait painted and put up in the Headmistress's office. However, the painting remains silent and unmoving. Minerva decides to investigate. What, exactly, did happen after the Trio left Snape in the Shrieking Shack? A Minerva McGonagall, Spinster Detective story

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Hermione finds a certain amount of comfort that her deepest, darkest secret is securely hidden in the Arithmantic puzzle encircling her classroom. However, when our favorite dark wizard decides to break her code, she must face the fact that the tenuous balance on which she has built her life could come crashing down at any moment.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: So maybe everything didn't work out perfectly for Harry. Still, most of his friends survived, he'd gotten married, and was about to become a father. If only he'd have stayed away from the Veil, he wouldn't have had to go back and do everything AGAIN.

Notes: A time travel story that doesn't take itself seriously.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Harry is more money-conscious when he arrives at Gringotts with Hagrid; he's not going to let the wonders of magic take away his common sense, and if he can get a good deal, he's going to take it. Point of deviation: Harry's primary school taught Home Economics.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: It was funny to call it normal, but life can be funny sometimes: that was what Lavender had said, and Dudley, who knew he wasn't very clever, was bound to agree with her.

Notes: A lovely little story written for the "Dudley Redeemed" ficathon. A collection of incidents has Dudley Dursley standing in front of the charred wreck of Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlor, when the whirlwind of words and optimism that is Lavender Brown, catches him up, and before he knows it, they are working together to re-open it. Both Lavender and Dudley have been changed by the war, but they are still themselves as well. The author manages to craft something believable, awkward, hopeful, friendly and redemptive.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Hermione, eager to return to all things academic, accepts a teaching post at Hogwarts. Her love of learning opens her eyes to many things, including what it means to truly love someone.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Rather than allowing Harry to stay at Diagon Alley after he blew up Aunt Marge, the Ministry sends Harry back to the Dursleys. Harry returns to school after a terrible summer, to find that he's not the only one with this kind of secret. A student has been killed by his family. New screening measures are put into place by the Ministry: Every student must be given a medical exam and interview to look for child abuse. With Dumbledore facing an inquiry, Snape is entrusted with the task of making sure EVERYONE receives one.

Notes: This is marvelous, awesome, so very well done. It is also long, very long, but once I started I could not put it down. So if you read it, it might be wise to wait for a long weekend. That's my first warning. My second warning is that it is rather an emotional rollercoaster, and some places do get quite dark; if you find depression and suicidal thoughts triggery, do avoid this. Unfortunately, the author's warning about darkness made me think it was unrelentingly grim, and so I was reluctant to start reading it. But it isn't unrelentingly grim; though I cried in places, I also laughed and smiled. And it does end happily, and for me that's the most important thing in a dark tale.

So, why is this so good? It is not simplistic - that's why it's so long. Difficult problems are neither easy nor simple to deal with. And they aren't just Harry's problems, either. Characterisation is spot-on; character complexities are honoured; there are no whitewashed saints in this story. It steers clear of both melodrama and soppy sentimentality (both of which are pitfalls of this kind of story). There are layers and more layers; things we knew, things we thought we knew, things that we guess at, things that we find out later. There are consequences, and misunderstandings, and the importance of keeping promises.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Every year on Christmas, Harry wants to hear the story of how he arrived at Spinner’s End... in a box.

Notes: Cute without being twee.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: When the Dursleys abandoned Harry in the Hut on the Rock, he never could have foreseen how his dire predicament would lead to the fulfilment of his birthday wish for a different, better life.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: The Dursley family move house, and Harry is horrified to find that they are now living opposite his most hated Potions Master. Between Snape and the Dursleys, will Harry make it to the Burrow in one piece?

(Doctor Who)
Summary: The Doctor discovers he has feelings for Martha. Prequel to _Tables Turned_.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Worlds of possibilities open to Rose when she discovers a key difference between Pete's World and her home universe.

Notes: The most fun part of this story is where the characters jump to completely logical but erroneous conclusions.

(Inception/Doctor Who)
Summary: The reason Arthur is such a competent Point Man is because he's seen the entire universe, including the beginning and the end; nothing fazes him anymore, and he knows how to look for the unusual.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Rose uses the TARDIS' time vortex to destroy the Daleks on Satellite 5 but she's not unscathed. When Rose loses a significant portion of her memory, the Doctor uses his telepathic powers to help her regain the memory she has lost but they both find something more important along the way that they never expected to find. Some times the Doctor does do domestics...

(Doctor Who)
Summary: The alt!Doctor meets the alt!Martha Jones and copes with the realities of aging. They have adventures.

Notes: Canon assumes that the Handy!Doctor and Rose lived happily ever after - at least, that was what the Doctor expected. And many fan stories carry on with that assumption. But this one takes a different path. One of the themes in this story is that John (the clone Doctor) keeps on being overshadowed by the Doctor, keeps on trying to be and do what the Doctor would do, without even thinking about whether that's what he really wants, what he really is. One of the things I love about this story is how Martha comes along and challenges those assumptions.

But this isn't just about John and Martha. Or even John and Martha and Jack. There is something sinister afoot. When is a bowler hat not a bowler hat? Explosions, vortex manipulators, secrets, questions, answers, and more questions. Why is someone trying to kill Martha Jones? I like how it takes all of them - and other characters as well - contributing together to solve the mystery.

(Doctor Who)
Summary: One night after getting a glimpse of a possible but terrible future Rose and the Doctor seek to comfort each other. But in the face of an uncertain future their darkest secrets of the past are brought to the surface and they can no longer be hidden. Before they can survive the future will they be able to survive each other's pasts? *4th in the Stuff of Legend series*

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Mickey has decided to stay in the parallel universe and because of the emotional connection he now has with her, the Doctor can feel how upset Rose is about it. He has always struggled with knowing how to comfort her in times like these but he now finds that he has a much better way to communicate with her than he ever had before. *3rd in the Stuff of Legend series*

(Doctor Who)
Summary: It's been a few weeks since the Doctor and Rose touched minds telepathically for the first time. Ever since then both have felt the subtle changes both in themselves and between them. But after Rose thinks she's lost the Doctor they both find that the bond they formed is much deeper than either of them ever expected. *2nd in the Stuff of Legend series*

(Doctor Who)
Summary: Rose knows something is wrong with the Doctor after he nearly gets himself stranded in 18th century Versailles while saving Madame De Pompadour. She cannot imagine what lead him to take such a risk. She doesn't expect the answer that she gets from him and neither one expects that finding it will bring them closer than they ever have been before. *1st in the Stuff of Legend series*

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Convicted as a Death Eater, Severus Snape is condemned to have his mind and magic ruthlessly torn from him. As restitution for his crimes, he is sold into slavery - and bought by Hermione Granger.

(Harry Potter)
Summary: An angry 12 year old Pansy gets her revenge on Draco and drags poor Hermione into her scheme. It's not until 5 years later that the forgotten incident resurfaces. Will the threat of death bring them together, or will they murder each other?

(Harry Potter)
Summary: Hermione and Draco enter a marriage out of desperation. Will it work or will their strong willed personalities tear them apart?