Fanfiction for Doctor Who, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, sometimes crossing over into the world of Sherlock Holmes. Also appearing: Malcolm Tucker from The Thick of It.
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John Galsworth's two trilogies: The Forsyte Saga and A Modern Comedy, flavored with details from the 1967 BBC adaptation.
Time and relative dimensions in space.
Malcolm Tucker swears at idiot politicians. And is the architect of his own doom.
Randall Brown has a past with Lix Storm. Emotionally repressed journalists in 1950s Britain.
The adventures of the world's first (perhaps only) consulting detective, and his intrepid biographer.
Aka real-people fiction. Historical figures. People who are alive now. Usually in extreme AUs so as not to outrage the sensibilities of persons living.
In every generation there is a Chosen One. She alone will stand against the vampires, the demons and the forces of darkness. She is the Slayer. Behind her stands her Watcher. He's the one in the tweed and the glasses, translating strange prophecies from Latin for her.
George Forsyte has determined that nothing shall ever happen to him, and that he shall end his days a bachelor. This plan is not going well. Neither is his plan to end being a bachelor. Learning to speak French well enough to impress his young lady is mostly going well, though. Mostly.
In 1926, Soames Forsyte dies with his hand in Fleur's, at peace. But then he awakens in a first-class carriage in 1881, and Nemesis informs him that he has a chance to do it over and get it right this time. Did he learn anything from his life?
The Doctor rescues Clara in the nick of time, but that's not the end of it.
He is not an idiot. He has a perfectly functioning mind, if not a perfectly functioning memory, and he knows the sound of an early-model TARDIS when he hears one.
He was a teacup that could be dropped. He knew it because he'd been dropped before. He was a teacup that had been mended over and over.
Clara sets some boundaries; Malcolm is forced to do some thinking.
They're back in the TARDIS, and he doesn't bring her home straight away. He won't admit he wants more than what he has.
The Doctor sees the future and makes plans.
Young Jolyon is painting at Kew when an odd couple sits near him and has an even odder conversation.
Rose Tyler likes to visit an odd painting in the National Gallery, because its title mentions Gallifrey. One day she meets a stranger there.