My New JobI don't work in a shop in this world. I sit behind a desk in a shiny office, people bring me artefacts and I try to work out what they are. Once someone brought in a little singing hand-tool, and I had to take the day off. I'm getting better, though. I don't even squeak when I see a brown coat in the street any more - but I eat a lot of ( Read more... )

PizzasShe got the pizzas every week. (Ianto always had 'margharita', Toshiko had mushroom and Jack liked spicy sausage. She never got Owen anything). It was difficult to walk back with the pizza boxes piled in front of her and Gwen had nearly been run over once ( Read more... )

Bickering“Amateurs! They're all bleeding amateurs!” Spike walked into the bar, brushing dust off his coat ( Read more... )

Delicious candy!'Trick or treat' wasn't easy to play within the school grounds, but some of the teachers were willing. Ron and Harry had been pretty successful with Hagrid and Flitwick and now fancied some lemon drops ( Read more... )

CostumeIt was sticky inside the casing, and there wasn't enough room to wriggle. Still, he needed to show Martha what they looked like. Well, not so much 'needed' as 'really, really wanted to', which was the same thing to him. After a few trundles round the lower pasture and a worrying few minutes on the dry ski-slope he was ready ( Read more... )

Opening entry for FaFiWriMo:

ConnectThese computers were no good. In the real world, long ago, he'd had three and a half machines networked together in his dorm, spilling bits of hard drive onto each other. Then he'd come onto the Bucket and had to make do with strings of talking calculators. Then the war came and even those were picked apart. He ( Read more... )

This is a (late! sorry!) story for fluffyllama, who asked for Algy from The Empty Child, Jack, Algy's life before Jack and another element to be revealed later. It is smut-free in detail. Enjoy!

Six Months Later
( story here )

Weapons Check.

Story for snowgrouse. (I might try to write the second part when I've done some more research ;) Incidentally, this made me think of an old Latin teacher I had, who said that Latin was far superior to English in some ways as it was possible to write "He took his hand and put it on his leg" with exact meaning due to the case-endings of ( Read more... )

the chocolate square dissolves ( Read more... )

( part one )