Reality is Better - a G rated 10/Rose DW:WOTD drabble

epigone \EP-uh-gohn\, noun ( Read more... )

Title The Mozart Effect
Author alto2
Characters Ten, Rose
Rating Universal
Summary Post-ep (and slight spoilers) for "The Christmas Invasion." The regeneration is still ever-so-slightly unsettled.
Disclaimer I don't own them. Might be more accurate to say they own me, actually. No permission, but also no money. Apologies to the Mozart Effect folks ( Read more... )

Late. I am so very late, late, late, late ( Read more... )

predilection - noun: A predisposition to choose or like; an established preference.

This story features the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler and occurs sometime after the “Christmas Invasion” It is rated G (Fan Rated C)

( Trust one who has gone through it. )

flippant \FLIP-uhnt\, adjective:
Lacking proper seriousness or respect; showing inappropriate levity; pert.

( 100-word drabble. Warning: pun )

incommunicado - adv. or adj.: Without the means or right to communicate.

This story features the Tenth Doctor, Rose Tyler and Jack Harkness and occurs after “The Christmas Invasion.” It is rated PG13 (Fan Rated T).

( Nobody's Slave )

Predilection (Ten, Rose)
Rating: PG-13, I think.
Notes: It's a bit... wrong.

( Rose had a plan. )

WOTD: Incommunicado

incommunicado \in-kuh-myoo-nuh-KAH-doh\, adverb or adjective:

Without the means or right to communicate.

Story: The New Man
Sequel to: Predictable  (as requested by scarlettgirl)
Author: WMR

Characters: Mostly Ten
Rated: G

I have very little confidence that I've got Ten's 'voice' at all right here, but this is it anyway. Hope you enjoy!

( The New Man )

susurration - noun: A whispering sound, a soft murmur.

This story features the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler. Takes place after the "Christmas Invasion"

( Whisper in the Wind )

I really wasn't going to do this today, but then good intentions foundered upon rocks and this is the result.

Word of the Day: Tutelage

tutelage \TOO-tuhl-ij; TYOO-\, noun:

1.     The act of guarding or protecting; guardianship; protection.

2.     The state of being under a guardian or tutor.

3.     Instruction, especially individual instruction ( Read more... )