Thank you all for sharing your knowledge - we've had time to learn a lot of useful (and useless) things, but all good lessons must come to an end, even this: The Infosharing Challenge is closed now.

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Title: "On the Origin of Species"
Author: dameruth
Challenge: Infosharing
Characters: Ten/Jack
Series: "Flowers"
Rating: Adult
Spoilers: None, but part of an AU series.
Summary: Jack takes some time out to think about evolution and Time Lords.
Author's Notes: I've spent a lot of time thinking about the alternative Time Lord biology that's been ( Read more... )

Lessons in dying

Author: Lilithangel

Fandom: Doctor Who

Characters: Jack/the Doctor (tenth)

Rating/Warnings: PG13 for character death (repeated) and suggestions of m/m relations.

Challenge: infosharing

Summary: A lot can be learned when you die a lot, not just how many ways there are to do it.

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The Doctor, to his delight, had been asked to join the judging panel for a recreational mathematics championship. This presented Jack with an ideal opportunity to wander around the artificial moon of Hanfoi and have fun on his own, but all he wanted to do was sleep. It took every ounce of his energy to drag himself to his bedroom in the TARDIS. He ( Read more... )

Title: A Captain’s Work is Never Done
Author:
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Title: Ornithology for Beginners
Author:
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Title: A Few Small Repairs
Author: sonatine_fic
Challenge: Infosharing
Rating: PG
Warnings: Terrible innuendo
Summary: Jack is fascinated with how the Doctor interacts with the ship--the TARDIS, he calls it.
Note: Set between "The Doctor Dances" and "Boomtown." 400 words.

( If I were to tell you what I'm doing to the controls of my frankly magnificent timeship, would you even begin to understand? )

If February was the month of romance, let March be the month of science!

As vail_kagami suggested:
We all know that the original idea of Doctor Who was to teach children about history and science in a fun and easy way. Now why not write fanfics in the same spirit. Stories that provide information on something - perhaps not useful, or impressive, but true. ( Read more... )