Time v.3.0 by Teyke. It has been suggested that after his eighth regeneration, the Doctor begins lying about his age. The official explanation is that he has simply lost track. This is a third possible explanation for the discrepancy between his ages in the new and old series ( Read more... )

The Longest Three-Week Day by michelel72. Another day, another "science conference" gone horribly wrong. For once, Dr. Rodney McKay gets help saving the world … but then Donna Noble remembers. (Spoilers: SGA: Starts somewhere after 5x16 "Brain Storm"; DW: Starts after 4x13 "Journey's End". May now or eventually conflict with SGA after "Vegas", SG- ( Read more... )

Valerie for Forgetfullness by ClocketPatch. Her students said she was magical.

Status: One-shot. Complete.

This story is one of those ideas/crossovers that slots so perfectly into the world, you immediately make it canon. Nicely done.

The Man with No Name by Frostfyre7. He hadn't really counted on getting into a pub brawl over the color of his coat on some speck of a planet, or signing up with a crew of petty criminals. Still, he'd always wondered what really happened to those Lost Colonists from Earth ( Read more... )

Two To Make Peace by Kathryn Andersen. The assignment was supposed to be simple. But since when have any of Miles Vorkosigan's assignments been simple? Especially when the stranger with the blue box turns up ( Read more... )

La Vie Boheme by Doctor Tam. A non-linear character study: "He composes a symphony for accordion and dog whistle, goes pike fishing in the Thames, and gets a sunburn on his nose. After all, the universe isn’t his responsibility ( Read more... )

Lost in Space (and Time) by pandarus. Doctor Who/Black Books crossover fic ( Read more... )

Five Times Methos Met the Doctor by Kesomon. And one time that has yet to occur. When a man bound to the slow path is the oldest of humankind, it's only natural he should run into a man who can travel anywhere, anywhen. A crossover of Highlander and Doctor Who, with a smidge of Torchwood and a dash of AU ( Read more... )

Dal Sengo and coda by rogue-planet. In music notation, Dal Segno, often abbreviated D.S., is used as a navigation marker. From Italian for "from the sign," D.S. appears in sheet music and instructs a musician to repeat a passage starting from the symbol. McShep ( Read more... )

Photographs by astheblackrosewilts. The boys of Atlantis have some very strange photographs in their rooms. Crossover with... see end of chapters if you don't want to be surprised ( Read more... )