title: Vacancy
word count: 692
rated G
pairing: 10/Master
summary:  Master/10 visit a small, deserted American town

Downtown was exactly three blocks long, bookended by churches that faced each other in the world's greatest staring contest.  Store display windows upheld an unspoken rule that only second-hand dresses, knick-knacks, and wigs were fit to ( Read more... )

title:  Hands
author:  briodenebuliser
word count: 915
rated: T
pairing: 10/Master
disclaimer:  BBC owns this
summary:  during "The Year That Never Was", where 10 and M find how easy murder is.

"I loved her hands," the Doctor said, "The brushstroke sweat swiped across a table, the two fingers walking along her arm, her little coin tricks." He drew Rose's ( Read more... )

title:  Deer
author: briodenebuliser
word count:  831
rating: M for some violence
pairing: 10/Master/Tish
disclaimer: BBC owns this
summary:  During "Year That Never Was", a short story where the Master sends Tish off on a horrible errand.

Tish walked toward the viewing room in L-patterns, placing each heel precisely three tiles up and one to the side, ( Read more... )

title: Cake
author: briodenebuliser
rated: R for violence
word count: 2,136
pairing: 10/Master
disclaimer:  BBC owns this
summary:  "Year That Never Was" scenario, where the Master takes the Doctor down to Earth for a little visit.

The first time the Doctor broke into the Master's lab, he stepped in a half-melted stick of butter.

He skated around in the ( Read more... )

title: String Theory
author: briodenebuliser
word count: 1,360
pairing: 10/lucy/rose/joan redfern/Master
rated: G
disclaimer: spoilers for "Sound of the Drums"
summary: Mostly humor meets Alice Through the Looking Glass.  When the Doctor attempts to disengage the Paradox machine, he risks a number of after-effects.

"How are you going to fix this?" Lucy ( Read more... )

title: Captivity
author: briodenebuliser
pairing: 10/Master/Lucy
word count: 590
rated: G
disclaimer: spoiler "Sound of the Drums"
summary: conversations between 10 and Lucy on captivity.  Humor mostly.

“...and I had to use a frequency multiplier to the proper neuro-electric field strength, so the Piezoelectric transmitter could work with the least ( Read more... )