Unknown Kadath
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Joined 10-17-09, id: 2117616, Profile Updated: 12-31-11
Author has written 14 stories for Doctor Who, Labyrinth, and Harry Potter.

Update December 2011: For those of you looking at this profile to find out why I haven't been posting very much lately (and hopefully looking forward to my next story rather than dreading it ...) my health has been worse than usual, and apart from the occasional one-or-two shot, I'm probably not going to be posting much for a bit. Hopefully I can get back to the point where I can write consistently, and hopefully it won't be too long, but there's really no telling. Oh, well, tomorrow's another day. Uh, year--fingers crossed for 2012! End Update.

What Is It?

If you look to your left, you will see a picture of a rather odd-looking creature. It is called, and I swear I am not making this up, a Striped Pyjama Squid. Yes, it is. No, really, it is.

LJ Page: http:///

Reviews:

I need reviews. Without reviews, I have no idea a) if any of the people this site tells me read the story actually liked it, or b) what I can do to improve it if they didn't. I don't mind critical reviews. In fact, I need someone to kick my butt about problems with my writing.

Fun Facts About Kadath:

I chose the name from a Lovecraft novel, partly because EVERY SINGLE OTHER INTERESTING NAME EVER was already taken. And partly because I'm a perfectionist with anxiety problems, and I like the idea of writing stories in complete anonymity. Frankly, looking at some of the stuff I've written, I've come to the conclusion that even I don't know myself very well.

No, I wasn't drinking when I wrote (insert story title of your choice). In fact, due to medical problems, I can't drink alcohol. (And I'm Irish. I can't eat potatoes either because of blood sugar problems. I know, I know, I'm an embarrassment to nature and a disgrace to my stereotype.)

I'm an aspiring writer. Okay, maybe that fact was somewhat lacking in entertainment value.

I find the word 'wombat' inherently amusing. I don't know why, I just do. Also, 'kumquat.' Expect to encounter these words frequently in my writing.

I used to think I was excruciatingly shy, but it turned out I was merely mildly autistic--which is a rather unsettling thing to discover in one's mid-twenties. Also, I have terrible ADD, and as a result can only pay attention to things that are interesting.

As a very young child, I was badly frightened by the Doctor Who episode "The Pyramids of Mars," and emotionally scarred for life.

Words to Live By:

Panic about one thing at a time.

Never trust anyone who tells you high school is the best period of your life.

Never look too closely at an oyster before you eat it. Seriously, don't.

Favorite Quotes:

"A little patience goes a long way, but too much patience goes absolutely nowhere." Doctor Who, "Full Circle"

"Chaos is always found in greatest abundance wherever order is being sought. It always defeats order, because it is better organized." Terry Pratchett, Interesting Times

"I will tell you in another life, when we are both cats." Vanilla Sky

More quotes to come!

Favorite Movies (in alphabetical order): Bringing Out the Dead, Dark City, Lord of the Rings, Pan's Labyrinth. And, just recently, The Producers (remake). That has got to be one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Not much of a movie person.

Favorite Music (in alphabetical order): Dan Auerbach, The Black Keys, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, CCR, Mike Doughty, Franz Ferdinand, Billy Idol, The Kills, Metric, Moby, Nirvana, Radiohead, Chad VanGaalen, The White Stripes, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Favorite TV Shows (in alphabetical order): Babylon 5, Buffy, Doctor Who, House, Monty Python's Flying Circus, Poltergeist: the Legacy, The X Files

Book of the Month: I spend so much time reading, this is easier than putting together a list of favorites.

October, 2009--Watership Down, by Richard Adams. An epic adventure story. Many people foolishly choose not to read it because it's about rabbits. Yeah, rabbits. No, really, rabbits. Update: working on a Doctor Who crossover fic. Not sure when that'll be up. Sorry, I just couldn't help myself.

November, 2009--V for Vendetta, by Alan Moore and David Lloyd. What can I say about Alan Moore? He's brilliant. This is sort of 1984. But with a mad bomber dressed up as Guy Fawkes. Even if you've seen the movie, read the book--it's different enough to be worth it. Besides, I think it's better than the movie in many respects.

December, 2009--The Dark Tower series, by Stephen King. Apparently, he started writing this after reading The Lord of the Rings and watching The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Which should give you some idea. One of my favorite things when I was a kid. (Yes, a kid. Early teens. See, this is why I'm so messed up.)

January, 2010--Okay, very late with this--The Curse of Chalion, by Lois McMaster Bujold. I'm not sure how to describe this and do it justice. It's got a curse, obviously. And a place called Chalion. Romance, royal intrigue, black magic, madness, a few saints ... and it's a book so good my entire family could agree they liked it. Which, so far as I know, is unique.

February, 2010--The Year of Living Biblically, by A. J. Jacobs. "One man's quest to follow the Bible as literally as possible." Jacobs asks the question, why are some biblical directives taken literally while others are ignored? In other words, why do people use the Bible as an argument against homosexuality, but ignore biblical prohibitions against wearing clothing of mixed fibers? Answer: there is no logical reason. Next question--what happens if you DO follow all the rules? Hilarity ensues. An extremely funny, thought-provoking, (and fairly respectful) look at religion.

March, 2010--May stop doing this monthly, as I can't seem to remember to save my life ... does anybody even read these things, anyway? The "Young Wizards" series by Diane Duane. Years before Harry Potter, there was the Wizard's Oath, talking trees, computers with legs ... even a Doctor Who reference. And a spin-off about cats. Wizard cats. I mean, does it get any better?

May, 2010--Yeah, took a month off. Apparently I need new glasses. So: Relic, by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. (Ignore the movie. I think it was made to bomb. Possibly a Producers-esque scam?) The first novel in the Pendergast series. Normally I don't go for thrillers, which hinge on suspenseful things happening to characters I usually couldn't care less about, but this is an exception. A monster stalking through a museum, an official coverup, buckets of blood, and the supremely eccentric Agent Pendergast (Mysteriously absent from the movie--see, they cut the most interesting character. It was made to fail.). Think Sherlock Holmes gatecrashes Jurassic Park. Thanks to ChellusAuglerie for getting me hooked.

July, 2010--Okay, another month off ... really must get my blood sugar sorted out. Anyway, C. S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia. Children's books the way they were meant to be written. Actually, if only more books for adults were this well written ... I think I first started reading these around the age of eight, and I still love them. Wit, whimsy, and a wild streak one seldom encounters anywhere. Probably also some of the few fantasy novels written by a professor of medieval literature, mixing characters and ideas from the modern world with those that seem to genuinely come from a bygone age. Good, evil, talking animals, addictive candy, mad magicians, portals to other worlds, swashbuckling mice ... need I go on? And how can you say no to a novel that starts with the line, "There was a boy named Eustace Clarence Scrub, and he very nearly deserved it."?

About my Fanfiction: I have serious difficulty writing anything short. I tend to generate series. Right now I'm working on a Doctor Who post-"Journey's End" series about BlueSuit and Rose, and an X Files series set in a dark, dystopian alternate universe. And a Doctor Who/Watership Down crossover, the idea for which popped into my head from people commenting on my Book of the Month selection. I just need to flesh out the villain and find the other half of the plot. No, the crossover's not a series. Unless I write a sequel with House ... no, no, someone stop me!

I will shamelessly blackmail readers by refusing to add chapters until I get a reasonable number of reviews. All (good) reviews will be saved and reread on days when my Zoloft isn't working. Or when I want to go on an ego trip.

The Other Egg of the Phoenix Series:

This is my Doctor Who series about 10.5 and Rose. The title comes from a reference in Neil Gaiman's Sandman: Fables and Reflections, which you need no knowledge of to read my stories. (But it's a very good book.) Most of the stories in my series can be read independently. I'll add a note at the beginning of the exceptions. The series will contain a variety of story types and lengths. There will be angsty bits, but I'm a firm believer in a happy ending for this couple, so it'll all work out eventually.

In Defense of Bad Writing

I’d like to say a few words in defense of bad writing. Not that I believe it should be encouraged—I’ve often read a story and wished the author’s computer would crash, or their fingers would cramp, or anything so long as they would just STOP. Or at the very least, run the damned spell-checker … And of course, I like to think I’ve never done it myself. (But then, don’t we all?)

Then, a few days ago, I had the unpleasant experience of reading something that appeared to be a badly-written story, but which turned out to be a hoax, ending in a list of tips to help people write and even read better fan-fiction.

At first, I was pretty cheesed off. Mostly because I was embarrassed that I’d read the bad fake story far enough to get to the writing tips. But then I started thinking. Why am I embarrassed? I mean, good and bad writing is highly subjective. Although the story had a lot of bad points, it had a few good points as well (which the author seemed, ironically, completely oblivious to) and I was actually enjoying some of it. And anyway, no one has the right to tell me what I ought to read. So why was I frantically trying to come up with excuses for why I’d read it?

It was at that point that I realized my entire life was a mass of shallow, pretentious lies. Lies, lies, lies.

You can educate people into saying they like certain kinds of story. You can even educate them into lying to themselves about what they like. But even if you could educate them into enjoying it—what gives anyone the right to do that? And if you have to be trained to like something, was it ever any good to begin with?

I’m going to print out the fake story and keep it with me, as a reminder. I’ll take it out and re-read it whenever I’m tempted to feel morally superior to anyone less talented than myself. And a reminder that I will never completely understand any human being, especially myself. None of us ever do. We always have something more to learn, and I find that comforting.

Even the bad writers have something to teach us. The hoaxer said the fake story was just a mass of clichés, but they were what made it fun. Maybe that’s the up-side of bad writers. They haven’t been educated into thinking certain ideas are good or bad. They’re innocent that way. They want to write a story, and they do, and they don’t think about what they’re supposed to want, or what people will think, or how many times it’s been done before. How many of us can say the same? And how many of us have gotten so messed up we don’t even know what we want, or what we feel, or what the truth is?

Maybe the bad writers are better than I am, in that respect. They’re not living the lie.

I don’t read much literary fiction. The reason for this is simple. It tends to be utterly depressing in a doomed attempt at “realism,” it makes people smaller than they are, and much of it seems to be written by the sort of people who think that they should frown because it looks more serious than frowning and insult people because it’s hipper than being kind. People who think that happy endings are impossible, and we shouldn’t bother trying.

The truth is, sometimes clichés are good. Sometimes they’re overused because they’re so true, or because they speak to some fundamental human need.

I don’t want to live a lie anymore. I don’t want to make myself less than I am. I want to think my own thoughts, feel my own feelings, run through the streets and shout that the emperor has no clothes. I want to read what I want without someone telling me to be ashamed of having bad taste.

Anyway, they used to say Shakespeare was rubbish, too.

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10: Bought Online By Mistake by TheUmbrellaSeller reviews
Sally Sparrow only owns 17 DVDs. Casa Erotica 13 is one of them.
Crossover - Doctor Who & Supernatural - Rated: K+ - English - Sci-Fi/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,481 - Reviews: 28 - Favs: 142 - Follows: 13 - Published: 6/28/2011 - 10th Doctor, Dean W. - Complete
Vesuvius by Valieara reviews
The Time Lord Victorious, he describes himself to Adelaide, a sort of mad jollity padding the steel in his voice, fluff juxtaposed directly to substance. This is not the moment he falls. Post-Donna, the Doctor descends.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,353 - Reviews: 10 - Favs: 26 - Follows: 2 - Published: 1/13/2011 - 10th Doctor, Donna N. - Complete
You Can Be Me When I'm Gone by Morgause1 reviews
Of regenerations, faithful companions and the many facets of jewels.
Crossover - Doctor Who & Sandman - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 777 - Reviews: 5 - Favs: 6 - Follows: 1 - Published: 1/10/2011 - 9th Doctor, Dream - Complete
Lindworm by TwinEnigma reviews
He destroys the Daleks because he must and is so named a monster by his twin. She quests across universes to find her prince and finds she is to wed a dragon instead. A fairy tale of a different sort, featuring Metacrisis Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Angst/Drama - Chapters: 4 - Words: 3,851 - Reviews: 17 - Favs: 17 - Follows: 26 - Updated: 1/3/2011 - Published: 5/15/2010 - 10th Doctor Duplicate, Rose T.
Of Cloudless Climes and Starry Skies by Random-Battlecry reviews
He tells her a little at a time, bits and pieces, and she paints the picture in her mind for him. Little houses. Dirt streets. But no matter how she tries, it still looks unreal. It's an impression, she thinks. That's all. Amy and Vincent, mid-5x11.
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Friendship/Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,841 - Reviews: 6 - Favs: 24 - Published: 6/22/2010 - Amelia P./Amy, 11th Doctor - Complete
Time Out by Aietradaea reviews
Inspired by Irony-chan's "A Mary Sue Alphabet". For anyone tired of clichés, Mary Sues and overused ideas in online Doctor Who fandoms. No offense meant to anyone - it's all in fun.
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Poetry/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,015 - Reviews: 21 - Favs: 26 - Follows: 3 - Published: 6/11/2010 - Complete
Le Mien Privé Seulement by Tech Duinn reviews
She went her unremembering way,/She went and left in me/the pang of all the partings gone,/and partings yet to be. Francis Thompson
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,805 - Reviews: 5 - Favs: 6 - Follows: 1 - Published: 5/29/2010 - 10th Doctor, Rose T. - Complete
Broken Aesop by TwinEnigma reviews
Once upon a time, there was a girl who fell in love with a beast. Rose Tyler wishes it was that simple with the new Metacrisis Tenth Doctor. Spoilers for Journey's End, mentions 10Rose, 10.5, BeautyBeast
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Drama/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,332 - Reviews: 12 - Favs: 26 - Follows: 1 - Published: 4/18/2010 - 10th Doctor Duplicate, Rose T. - Complete
The Proof is in the Pudding by azriona reviews
Sex Pollen. It was totally Sex Pollen. That’s Rose’s story, and she’s sticking to it. OT3 Nine/Rose/Jack, and first installment in the Pudding 'Verse.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,577 - Reviews: 13 - Favs: 44 - Follows: 5 - Published: 3/10/2010 - 9th Doctor, Rose T. - Complete
Rough Edges by Awdures reviews
Nostalgia is a file that removes the rough edges from the good old days..." Post Time Crash: Fifth Doctor's POV.
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Sci-Fi/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,806 - Reviews: 14 - Favs: 22 - Follows: 1 - Published: 2/25/2010 - 5th Doctor, Tegan J. - Complete
Baby, It's You by Roach Patrol reviews
New Year's in the alternate universe. What's a half-Time Lord and his intrepid companion to do? Attend a nice party hosted by Prof Lazarus, of course, where there's an anti-aging device that needs disabling! Or, what Rose and 10.5 were up to during EoT.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Humor/Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 4,558 - Reviews: 6 - Favs: 22 - Follows: 2 - Published: 2/24/2010 - Rose T., 10th Doctor - Complete
A Moment in Time by Eledhwen reviews
This is the story of the woman in white. Major spoilers for "The End of Time", parts 1 and 2.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 6,499 - Reviews: 8 - Favs: 30 - Follows: 4 - Published: 2/19/2010 - Susan F., 8th Doctor - Complete
Falling by ProfessorSpork reviews
Rose Tyler falls in love the way her mother drinks tea--often, enthusiastically, and for any reason at all. A coming of age story, perhaps. // Spoilers through JE. Rose/Jimmy, Rose/Mickey, Rose/9, Rose/10, Rose/10.5
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Romance/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,178 - Reviews: 31 - Favs: 77 - Follows: 8 - Published: 2/16/2010 - Rose T., 10th Doctor - Complete
Vale Decem by LiteratiAngel reviews
The brightest star of Planet Earth burns above the atmosphere; just out of reach, as always. The Lonely God, the Champion of the Human Race. Vale Decem. A Tribute-to-Ten drabble...'cause I still love him. Reviews are love. SPOILERS for End of Time!
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Angst/Hurt/Comfort - Chapters: 1 - Words: 469 - Reviews: 8 - Favs: 18 - Follows: 1 - Published: 2/9/2010 - 10th Doctor - Complete
A Different Dream by dzio reviews
In which Wilson learns why you should be careful what you wish for and what the consequences of conversations with strangers may be. A sequel to "Stray". R&R
Crossover - Sandman & House, M.D. - Rated: T - English - Chapters: 2 - Words: 3,221 - Reviews: 10 - Favs: 15 - Follows: 19 - Updated: 2/6/2010 - Published: 2/4/2010 - Dream, J. Wilson
The Dream of Rassilon by misscam reviews
This story, the story of the Time War and the Doctor and why he stopped dreaming. Implied Eight/Romana, Nine, Ten, the Master, Rassilon, Martha, Donna, light TenII/Rose.
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,724 - Reviews: 7 - Favs: 17 - Follows: 2 - Published: 1/18/2010 - Complete
Double Crossing by Jessa L'Rynn reviews
The Doctor is out of his depth. The Doctor is wondering what he could possibly be thinking. The companions are having the time of their lives. Two threats at once lead to a complicated situation. ZephyrFox's request for July II.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Humor/Romance - Chapters: 20 - Words: 48,370 - Reviews: 414 - Favs: 586 - Follows: 116 - Updated: 12/25/2009 - Published: 7/29/2008 - 10th Doctor, 7th Doctor - Complete
Crossed Wires by wyntereyez reviews
Or: Five Ways the Biological Metacrisis Has Gone Wrong And One Way It's Gone Very Right . Humor. Rose discovers that, during the Metacrisis, the Doctor's wires got a little crossed. Not a 'real' Five Things style story, but close enough.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Humor - Chapters: 6 - Words: 11,131 - Reviews: 32 - Favs: 78 - Follows: 8 - Updated: 11/22/2009 - Published: 11/18/2009 - 10th Doctor Duplicate, Rose T. - Complete
Vindication by M. D. Jensen reviews
Utilitarianism has definite disadvantages. Robert and Adrian know this all too well.
Crossover - House, M.D. & Watchmen - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,540 - Reviews: 7 - Favs: 11 - Follows: 1 - Published: 10/20/2009 - R. Chase, Adrian V./Ozymandias - Complete
Sunlight by Dani Carip reviews
Alternate ending for "Journey's End." If I explain it any further you won't have to bother reading the story, so what are you waiting for? :D Allons-y!
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Romance/Sci-Fi - Chapters: 1 - Words: 625 - Reviews: 4 - Favs: 9 - Published: 9/27/2009 - Rose T., 10th Doctor - Complete
The Weight of Water, the Weight of Sand by Spoons1899 reviews
The feelings that are coming with being human are nothing compared to the feelings that are coming with being human near Rose Tyler.
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Romance - Chapters: 1 - Words: 600 - Reviews: 15 - Favs: 15 - Published: 8/11/2009 - 10th Doctor, Rose T. - Complete
Never Quite Normal by Jessa L'Rynn reviews
He can't abide his face in the mirror or the memory of what he has done. The silence has made him insane and the insanity has made him dangerous. At the end of the Time War, the Doctor takes drastic steps, with the help of friends old and new. Nine AU.
Doctor Who - Rated: M - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 48 - Words: 153,710 - Reviews: 849 - Favs: 830 - Follows: 199 - Updated: 3/19/2009 - Published: 4/15/2008 - 9th Doctor, Rose T. - Complete
1 - The Quillafraxian Child by teddybowties reviews
No. Ten visits Torchwood...with a surprise tag-on. Not quite MPREG
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Drama/Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 8,285 - Reviews: 16 - Favs: 25 - Follows: 5 - Published: 7/30/2008 - Complete
Memories Are Killing by retina burn reviews
Shortly after the Time War, the Doctor decides to visit an old friend [Ninth Doctor, Sarah Jane]
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,215 - Reviews: 6 - Favs: 10 - Published: 6/8/2007 - Complete
The Atheist in Your Foxhole by ricebol reviews
People have many reasons for fighting the fight, and sometimes the best reasons come from the most unexpected sources. Better not to question them. Eighth Doctor, Time War, on the eve of the Big Bad.
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,450 - Reviews: 7 - Favs: 17 - Follows: 1 - Published: 12/17/2006 - 8th Doctor - Complete
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I Wish the Goblins Would Come and Take Professor Snape Away, Right Now reviews
Pretty much what it says on the tin. Harry Potter/Labyrinth crossover. Can crack be a tribute fic?
Crossover - Labyrinth & Harry Potter - Rated: K+ - English - Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,961 - Reviews: 7 - Favs: 37 - Follows: 14 - Published: 1/22/2016 - Complete
No Regrets reviews
A moment between Rose and her father, the day before the wedding. 10.5/Rose.
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Family - Chapters: 1 - Words: 858 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 12 - Follows: 2 - Published: 6/12/2014 - Jackie T., Pete T., Rose T., 10th Doctor Duplicate - Complete
The Last Trip reviews
After the Time War, the Doctor has one last trip to make. Then he's going to stop traveling for good. This time, he really means it.
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,128 - Reviews: 7 - Favs: 19 - Follows: 3 - Published: 6/30/2013 - 9th Doctor, Rose T. - Complete
The Thirteen Doctors of Christmas reviews
Susan's Grandfather doesn't want to celebrate Christmas with her. That's okay. She has twelve-and a half-other Grandfathers who do. Featuring Doctors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10.5, 11, 12, and 13, with appearances by Rose Tyler and River Song.
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Family - Chapters: 2 - Words: 18,130 - Reviews: 26 - Favs: 134 - Follows: 34 - Updated: 12/29/2011 - Published: 12/24/2011 - Susan F., 1st Doctor - Complete
Never Quite Goodbye reviews
Tribute Fic. Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart receives a last visit from an old friend.
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Friendship - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,855 - Reviews: 12 - Favs: 46 - Follows: 9 - Published: 3/2/2011 - Brigadier, 11th Doctor - Complete
The Very Last Christmas Ever, For Now reviews
The Doctor must visit Christmas Past in order to keep a promise-even if it costs him this regeneration ...
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 5,983 - Reviews: 4 - Favs: 11 - Follows: 1 - Published: 12/24/2010 - Jackie T., Amelia P./Amy, 11th Doctor - Complete
The Fall reviews
The Time War was lost long before Gallifrey burned. It was lost in a single day-the day Arcadia fell. Warning, language and violence.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Suspense/Tragedy - Chapters: 7 - Words: 30,161 - Reviews: 9 - Favs: 12 - Follows: 8 - Updated: 7/7/2010 - Published: 4/28/2010 - 8th Doctor, Romana III
Stargazer reviews
The Doctor erased her memories, but in her heart, Donna never quite forgot.
Doctor Who - Rated: K - English - Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 5,168 - Reviews: 16 - Favs: 51 - Follows: 6 - Published: 3/11/2010 - Donna N., Shaun T. - Complete
Pillar of Salt reviews
On a beach in Norway, Rose Tyler made a choice. Now she's wondering if she made a mistake—and where she can go from here.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Drama/Romance - Chapters: 6 - Words: 19,535 - Reviews: 42 - Favs: 53 - Follows: 16 - Updated: 3/4/2010 - Published: 2/22/2010 - Jackie T., Rose T., 10th Doctor Duplicate - Complete
Optimistic reviews
Rose Tyler wasn't the only one who was ditched on a beach in Norway that day. 10.5's POV.
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Drama/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,315 - Reviews: 6 - Favs: 21 - Follows: 1 - Published: 1/22/2010 - Rose T., 10th Doctor Duplicate - Complete
Like a House Falling into the Sea reviews
The Doctor thought he’d escaped his destiny, but on a planet called Avarinne, under the long shadow of the Time War, he learns just how mistaken he was.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Drama - Chapters: 5 - Words: 29,119 - Reviews: 4 - Favs: 7 - Follows: 2 - Updated: 1/14/2010 - Published: 12/30/2009 - 8th Doctor, Destrii - Complete
Happy Holidays From Heck reviews
The human Doctor celebrates his first Solstice with the Tylers, and discovers that some presents are more of a surprise than others.
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Humor/Family - Chapters: 1 - Words: 4,256 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 21 - Follows: 4 - Published: 12/25/2009 - Jackie T., Pete T., Rose T., 10th Doctor Duplicate - Complete
Rivers In Egypt reviews
Missing scene from "Journey's End." After dropping off Jack, Mickey, Sarah, and Martha, the remaining occupants of the TARDIS speculate on what the future holds.
Doctor Who - Rated: K+ - English - Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,641 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 2 - Follows: 1 - Published: 12/17/2009 - Donna N., Jackie T., Rose T., 10th Doctor Duplicate - Complete
Someday You're Gonna Be Free reviews
In which the Tenth Doctor, grieving for Rose after Journey's End, runs into Captain Jack, fire-breathing purple dinosaurs invade the earth, and the Seventh Doctor receives cryptic warnings from a mysterious blond.
Doctor Who - Rated: T - English - Humor/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 6,310 - Reviews: 8 - Favs: 26 - Published: 10/19/2009 - 7th Doctor, 10th Doctor, Jack H., Rose T. - Complete