Another menace successfully thwarted, Jamie and the Doctor are grateful for a little quiet time by the seaside. Meanwhile, Victoria has matters of her own to consider. Follows the story Blanket Castle and precedes the serial Fury From The Deep.

Set post-Enlightenment. Turlough has a lot on his sleepless, tired mind, and the Doctor has just put the kettle on for tea.

Every second weekend, the Brigadier makes Swedish pancakes. Set sometime not long before The Week-End; mild spoilers for The Power Of Three.

Yates and Benton, vampires and werewolves.

Eleven and Jamie attempt to figure out the magic of video games. Not that I know the first thing about Pokemon, but I'm not one to back down from a challenge when a reader asks nicely.

Seven and Ace revisit the very best planet ever.

Peri and Six visit the Wild West

The Third Doctor and the Brigadier have been sent on a mission to Equestria. Mayhem ensues.

Jo and the Delgado!Master, partners-in-crime, in 1920s Berlin.

Sergeant Benton and Captain Yates on a rescue mission to Cotton Candy Planet.

Set between The Curse Of Peladon and The Sea Devils, the Doctor invites the recently divorced Brigadier to a nice planet on his weekend off. Mayhem ensues.

The Brigadier has a word with Turlough.

Set during Blink, also set during The Invasion. In the hospital, Jamie gets a visitor.

Sergeant Benton makes the best cup of coffee on the planet. This is how it happened. An education, of sorts.

Set sometime in season 6B; Jamie and the Doctor have a little disagreement. Fluff ensues.

Jamie sleeps in; mayhem ensues.

The further adventures of Dan Ashcroft and Jonatton Yeah?: a long weekend of shenanigans, following the events of Bump. Rated M for some adult themes and sexy situations.

aka The One Where Howard and Vince Finally Get Married. Ten chapters of weddingy sillies.

Howard, Vince, elephants in rooms, Scandinavia, and a classic adult contemporary song.

Dan and Jones and what they do after New York. Exciting times. Eleven chapters of mayhem, laughs, some sex, idiots, legal hassles, and stretchy maternity-waistband jeans.

The Curious Tale of Vince Noir and the Magical Jammie Dodger Vision Quest: AKA as my title is too long for , go me! Howard's consciousness is submerged by malevolent jazz, and Vince embarks on a quest to rescue him and stuff. Four chapters o'fun!

A collection of random 200-word dialogues written at various times for various reasons. Mostly pretty G-rated stuff, but rated T for possible implied fuzzy tingle times and mild language.

Boosh meets Barley: it's like the Flintstones Meet the Jetsons, only more contrived! Howard and Vince and Dan and Jones go to New York to seek their fortunes. Mayhem ensues. Will eventually be twelve chapters; rating will go up as things get smuttier.

The casts are off, and Dan tags along to Jones' gig on Mykonos. Canes, techno, alcohol, nice white buildings, and whatnot. Dan/Jones, obviously.

Pasta salad, banter, an accidental confession, more banter, and a side of french fries. Awkwardness, and a side of cute. My first foray into the fanfictional world since, like, the 90s. Be gentle. HILSON FTW

The boys discover that the world is ending at the end of the day, and try to sort out exactly what to do. Features ponchos, stationery, and cups of tea, among other things. Existential crises abound, mayhem ensues, garnished with a healthy dose of fluff

Wilson, a breakup, the blues, a snootful of tequila, a spot of melancholy. Technically precedes "All You Need is Lunch," though the two can be read independently of one another without incident. Not slashy, not quite preslashy, but possibly subtextual.