Title: Weak Verbs in Ancient Tongues
Author: Leeson
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Oh, please, yes.
In Canon: Journey's End
Characters/Pairings: Rose/Jack
Author's Note: For chopsticks, who asked for it, like, eighty years ago.
Summary: Rose. Jack. Before he leaves and she's sent back.

( Silence stretches (like light, travelling faster than she can see) in the space between them until she shatters it. )

Title: Working to a Tune
Author: Leeson
Disclaimer: Everything: Joss Whedon owns Firefly.
Feedback: Oh, please, yes.
In Canon: Pre-Show.
Characters/Pairings: Kaylee Frye
Author's Note: For Anna, who asked for it, like, eighty years ago.
Summary: Kaylee's always loved her tools, and they're gonna take her away.

( She left with the promise to be happy and send money. )

Title: Tentatively Titled "Fornication Nation"
Author: utopia83 and leeson
Disclaimer: These are fictionalised versions of real people, people we do not know who will not be hurt by this work of fiction in the slightest. so, yeah. Disclaim this!
Feedback: ...Sure, why the hell not?
Characters/Pairings: George Bush/Dick Cheney, allusions to Laura/Condy
Author's Note: This is all in good fun, really. Surely, we respect George Bush and do not at all think he is this brain dead. Surely.

( 'I keep Twister in my desk. Just in case.' Pre-Slash )

Title: Good Vibrations (Cherry Wine)
Author: Airelin
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Oh, please, yes.
In Canon: The Parting of the Ways
Characters/Pairings: Rose/TARDIS
Rating: Teen?
Author's Note: In honour of Bulwer-Lyttony.
Summary: Rose and the TARDIS spend some quality time together before the dawning of Big Yellow Truck heroics.

( It was then that she realised what she'd known and felt all along. )

Title: You Are The Moon
Author: Airelin
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Is appreciated, I suppose.
In Canon: Last of the Time Lords
Characters/Pairings: Tenth Doctor, Master
Rating: All Ages
Author's Note: I'll let you decide what they've been doing, and wherefore.
Summary: This is anything but jovial conversation. Late night conversation on nothing.

( The Doctor, the Master, the year that wasn't. )

Title: Useless Knowledge
Author: Airelin
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Is appreciated, I suppose.
In Canon: Doomsday
Characters/Pairings: Tenth Doctor(/Rose Tyler)
Rating: All Ages
Author's Note: The last line is cheesy, always has been. I still like the story.
Summary: For all he knows, he still has nothing.

( For all he knows, he still has nothing. )

Title: Tearing Away the Antique Land
Author: Airelin
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Is appreciated, I suppose.
In Canon: Post-Gridlock
Characters/Pairings: Martha Jones, Bad Wolf
Rating: All Ages
Author's Note: There are passing mentions to the books 'The Feist of the Drowned' and 'The Stone Rose' that aren't particularly spoilery, just figured I'd mention such.
Summary: He takes Martha home and she doesn't know why.

( He takes Martha home and she doesn't know why. )

Title: Refutation
Author: Airelin
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Is appreciated, I suppose.
In Canon: Post-Doomsday
Characters/Pairings: Rose Tyler, Jack Harkness
Rating: All Ages
Author's Note: Character death. Contains crossover elements with the Highlander universe.
Summary: There's this buzzing in her mind that sounds like eternity.

( There's this buzzing in her mind that sounds like eternity. )

Title: Parking Lot
Author: Airelin
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Is appreciated, I suppose.
In Canon: Post-Doomsday AU
Characters/Pairings: Rose Tyler/Tenth Doctor
Rating: All Ages
Author's Note: Written for fandom_me.
Summary: Rose cannot exist on the Doctor, alone.

( Rose cannot exist on the Doctor, alone. )

Title: Parenthetical
Author: Airelin
Disclaimer: Everything: Property of the BBC.
Feedback: Is appreciated, I suppose.
In Canon: Later?
Characters/Pairings: Nth Doctor
Rating: All Ages
Author's Note: This came from the line, which didn't end up in it, "He wonders how to grieve." Enjoy.
Summary: A story is hard to tell when you can't remember your characters.

( A story is hard to tell when you can't remember your characters. )