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It's a stormy night in the Fire Nation and Zuko isn't the only one that can't sleep...
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- Part 2 of Tales of the Fire Royals (and Druk)
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25 Apr 2026
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What is it really like living with a vampire? Presuming all goes well, after everything, and Spike and Buffy live happy-ever-after... ish.
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26 Feb 2026
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the old grip of the familiar by Rookblonkorules for Aemileth
Fandoms: Avatar (Cameron Movies)
06 Feb 2026
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“Ma Jake.” Her hands pause in their ministrations. “You are too hard on him. He is hurting too.”
There’s a long silence where his father doesn’t say anything.
“I know.” He takes a heavy breath. “But I don’t know how else to get through to him. He’s so stubborn and hardheaded-”
“Like you,” Mom admonishes.
Dad is quiet for a long stretch. Then: “Yeah,” he admits softly. “Like me.”
Something cold settles in the gap behind Lo’ak’s ribs, snatching his breath. He holds himself still.With the aftermath of his attempt hanging over his head, Lo'ak is struggling to keep himself afloat.
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24 Feb 2026
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Pre-war vignette of the Sully family living in the rainforest. Lo’ak’s POV of his family sleeping through a storm, fluff and family cuddles.
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15 Feb 2026
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Chaos Theory by WriterInWhite for I_Would_Prefer_Not_To
Fandoms: Avatar (Cameron Movies)
08 Nov 2023
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Jake sits down at one of the Avatar-sized computer consoles, pulling up the electronic directory of all the media the RDA brought with them when they came to Pandora. He focuses his search on genres that he thinks will be interesting for his kids as well as child-friendly.
As Jake scrolls down the list, his eyes catch on a familiar cover and he can feel his excitement start to grow when he taps to pull it up. As the entire title appears on the screen, he knows he just found the perfect movie to show his kids.
“Holy shit,” he mutters, a grin stretching across his face.
Norm peeks over his shoulder. “What? Did you find something?”
Jake tilts the screen so his friend can see the cover.
Just seeing the black background with the yellow and red logo brings a nostalgic kick to his stomach – warm and slightly bittersweet. He hasn’t thought about this movie in years. Certainly not since his arrival on Pandora, but he’s pretty sure he hasn’t thought about it since his accident.
“Are you serious?” Norm asks. “Jurassic Park?”
Or: Jake introduces his children to one of his favorite childhood movies - Jurassic Park - and is completely unprepared for the shenanigans that follow.
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- Part 3 of Our Greatest Strength
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Tuk misses her home and can't sleep, Jake tells her a story
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- Part 2 of little bits of stardust
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06 Feb 2026
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Slowly, Neteyam looked at him, some braids falling into his face again. Jake’s smile widened, moving the braids behind his ear again, letting his hand rest on his son’s cheek after. “There you are, baby boy. You wanna meet your sister?”
Neteyam’s eyes widened, a smile appearing on his face. “Sister? It’s a girl?”
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04 Feb 2026
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on the catfish and its adaptive capacity in adverse temporal conditions by empty_of_dust
Fandoms: Doctor Who (2005)
25 Jan 2023
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Right. Yes. Scientific… something. Investigation. Or was it inquiry? Definitely one of the two.
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27 Dec 2025
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“I thought you sent out a distress call?”
“I did,” River answers coolly, one of her legs slung over the side of a bath that must be at least three meters wide.
His sand shoes squeak against damp stone floor as the Doctor folds his arms over his chest, crinkling his finest suit. The bow tie he saves for special occasions sits a little tighter around his throat as he stares down at River, her mass of impossible hair piled atop her head in a messy bun. Shimmering bubbles cling to her well manicured toes, and he must admit, “You don’t look very distressed.”
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07 Dec 2025
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She closes her eyes. “Why are you still being him?” she mutters.
His hand stills briefly, before resuming its gentle movements. “I don’t think this conversation would go quite as well with me as myself,” he says, with a line of dry, self-deprecating amusement that is pure O. “For either of us. Don’t you agree?”
or: The Doctor has trouble sleeping. The Master, in typical fashion, makes it worse.
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06 Dec 2025
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Jack almost doesn’t pick up the phone. He’s living in the space between the last disaster and the one he’s sure is coming next: dark room, two fingers of cheap whiskey in his glass and a week of stubble that’s threatening to become a fully-fledged beard if he doesn’t do something about it soon.
Jack almost doesn’t pick up the phone, but he recognises the area code. Knows it as a physical thing, keys pressed down under his fingertips– all the carefully dialled Sunday calls home from camp and diner phone boxes on the side of the interstate and teenage love, teenage no you hang up firsts.
“Hello.” The voice on the other end of the line says, high and nervous, “It’s Emery.” She hesitates before adding her surname. Like he might not recognise the girl who grew up two doors down, his kid sister’s best friend. “Listen,” she ploughs on, taking his silence as an invitation to continue or possibly just needing to get the words out, like they’ll catch in her throat and burn up if she doesn’t, “Jess needs your help.”
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Or, Jack Abbot and Emery Walsh grew up in the same small town
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04 Dec 2025
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As far as Yaz can tell at first glance, there are no passcodes for buildings or high-level government secrets on the phone. Just row after row of conversations with people. Some of these bear names and labels that Yaz recognizes — Jane Austen and Elvis Presley and Virginia Woolf (Bowling) — but some are marked with names that she's quite certain she's never heard before. Mostly, however, the phone is dominated by exchanges with O. The messages stretch back for years, and after a while, she gives up on trying to scroll up to the top of the conversation to figure out when this relationship started.
From the messages, it’s abundantly clear that the Doctor has known O much, much longer than she’s known any of them.
“Blimey, they’re chatty, aren’t they?” Graham comments as he peers over Yaz’s shoulder.
“We already knew that,” Ryan says quickly before he leans forward and adds, “You should message him, Yaz.”
Concerned about the Doctor's newfound penchant for texting and the intense secrecy surrounding it, the fam takes it upon themselves to investigate the identity of her texting buddy.
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29 Nov 2025
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"Come on, Em. First do no harm," Abbot reminds her now before they both turn around to watch Whitaker explain to Santos and Javadi that scissor can't beat paper if it's floating away.
"Why the hell would it be floating away, Huckleberry?" Santos asks incredulously.
"That's why I made the whooshing noise!"
He immediately purses his lips and replicates said whoosh while Santos turns to Javadi and asks if she's buying any of this bullshit.
Javadi shrugs and says, "Don't look at me. I thought he was having an anaphylactic reaction to the home fries!"
"And you just stood there?"
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26 Nov 2025
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There is a long beat of silence during which Walsh expects to hear an actual apology and Abbot thinks that announcing his intentions is as good as giving one. When it becomes clear that the two circles will never intersect, she rolls her eyes and deadpans, "That was stellar. Maybe you should become a lifestyle coach."
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21 Nov 2025
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For the last three years, when the trees begin to bloom and the air in the city grows too hot and too humid to be borne, the Pond-Smith household packs up their belongings and makes the journey into the countryside and the little cottage that waits patiently through the winter for their return.
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- Part 3 of the playwright and his muse
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13 Nov 2025
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She nudged the water, she's sure of it. by Oparu (USSJellyfish) for such_heights
Fandoms: Doctor Who (2005)
19 Jun 2011
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The TARDIS is aware of why River Song is different, she nudged her that way. She loves her Doctor and her River. One is her child, in the very odd way that such things could be. One is not, and this is good, because he's a thief.
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03 Nov 2025
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Mark is still covered in a stranger's blood when he slaps Charlotte Selvig's floral-patterned credit card onto the counter of a motel check-in desk fifteen miles outside of Kier.
(Not far enough, his animal brain is nagging at him. They need to get further, leave the state — fuck, leave the country, build a spaceship and leave the world behind. He could do it. It — it fucking feels like he could do it right now. He can do anything. Build a spaceship, lift a car, walk on fucking water. Gemma’s here. She’s here. She’s here. She was dead, and now she's here.)
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- Part 1 of compass ‘verse
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01 Nov 2025
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a love that even time will lie down and be still for by mygalfriday (BrinneyFriday)
Fandoms: Doctor Who (2005)
31 May 2013
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She would never admit it out loud, but in the safety of her own head, she likes to imagine this strange man exists outside her childish imagination and that one day, when her purpose has been filled, he’ll find her. Or maybe she’ll find him.
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25 Oct 2025
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They had sunk into blissful mundanity on Darillium like a warm bath, a much-needed balm after centuries of running. It had been so very easy here, all entwined hands and stolen kisses and quiet laughter all wrapped up in the dark. In all honesty, it had taken them far longer than River had thought it would to get into a fight over something ridiculous. But she supposed the honeymoon had to end sometime.
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29 Sep 2025
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The Wizarding Family Smith by evilqueenofgallifrey (MayFairy) for crystalsoulslayer
Fandoms: Doctor Who, Doctor Who & Related Fandoms
03 Dec 2016
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“Birth order,” says the tallest. “Ranked by Patronus strength,” says another. The one in the bowtie shrugs. “We had a race once.”
In the wizarding world, the mention of the name John Smith is usually followed by a groan and ‘which one?’. Which wouldn’t be so strange in itself if the answer weren’t always a number.
The Smith family would be one of the most infamous in the whole of the wizarding world even without their reputation as hatshalls and their bizarre family tradition of naming their firstborns John until there’s no less than twelve related John Smiths running around. Even odder is the cousins’ tendency to refer to each other by number, but no one who tries to ask what the numbers mean can get a straight answer.