When you're a kid living in a time machine, it's pretty obvious life is going to be interesting. Oneshots about Edmund's life and adventures with the Doctor

Stranded in modern England after the Doctor drops her off in the wrong time, Susan learns that she isn't the only former companion finding a new place in the world. An adventure in seven parts.

The Doctor stops off for a cup of tea with an old friend but lands in 1954 rather than 1945 and finds himself a big sister instead.

The saga begins in a small town in Washington: Will a 13-year-old girl prove to be more valuable to Edmund than he originally thought? And why does this American know him so very well?

I walked out of my Tardis and into the cold snow, only to discover someone was already there.

Every year, the Doctor hosts a party in the TARDIS with all his favourite characters. As usual, something has to go wrong - but nothing's really out of the ordinary, considering the guests. Super mega ultimate crossover!

The first time Doctor River Song met Polly Plummer

When letting the TARDIS decided where they go, The Doctor and Rose end where The Doctor wanted to be the least of all. T rating for some violence, gore and all that is associated with it. Read and enjoy! *This story has been reposted under a semi-new name

They're the last of their kinds, both lost and stranded on Earth. There, Edmund and Romana wait.

Bewildered by Edmund's betrayal, Aslan's confusing prophecy, and the continuous onslaught of snow, the Pevensies are just as startled by the Doctor's sudden appearance as the Doctor is by finding three children alone in the woods during a winter storm.

The Doctor understands how old and worn she feels; he knows the ache of loss as Susan does; he, too, is a story stretched beyond the final pages. A companion piece for my story, "To Be Left Behind."

Susan has never had the greatest respect for linear time. Now, slipping through it like water through a sieve, she wonders if it hasn't just stuck around because no one's bothered to point out how ridiculous it actually is.

The White Witch rules Narnia with an iron fist, fearing only the prophecy which foretells her downfall. But then a Time Lord appears in Narnia. He could be the answer to all her prayers, or he could be the cause of her destruction. Now whumpy!

Edmund would have frozen to death in the White Witch's dungeon if it wasn't for the strange man wearing a bow tie, who waltzed out of the blue police box.

Short I wrote ages ago 8, so you can imagine, but it could be almost-but not quite-any . Hope you like. A bit of sweetness. Don't own, yada, yada.

While traveling in the TARDIS, Martha meets someone who might not be so different after all.

Susan knew what it was like to be the only one left when all others had perished; she knew how it was to be older on the inside than the outside; she knew how it felt to be so alone. Maybe she wasn't so different from the Doctor after all.

When letting the TARDIS decided where they go, The Doctor and Rose end where The Doctor wanted to be the least of all. T rating for some violence, gore and all that is associated with it. Read and enjoy! Chapter Five is up for your enjoyment!

The Doctor finds a new companion in Susan Pevensie. PG-13.

She finds it ironic that she has never tried running and he has never tried anything else. Susan Pevensie runs with the Doctor through Time and Space. PG-13. Post-TLB for Susan, post-River Song for the Doctor unknown time frame .

There exists a place where trees grow tall. After the Time War, The Doctor tries to forget. But the universe is far from finished with him. Narnia Crossover