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Results Round I of Round IV of Summaries for Dummaries! There are still some other prompts I'm working on, so fret not.

This time is a bit different because I expanded on some of these, into scenes from a story I'm not going to write, as well as a few ficlettes. There's also one other one where I ended up writing over 3,000 words of SG1/Glee Kurt fic and have hit a wall, but hopefully I can rescue that one (I believe in me).

Without more rambling on my part, the crossover fic!

(results of Round I, Round II, Round III)

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( The Forgotten Heir (Bones/Harry Potter; Booth-centered) (summary) )

( The Diary of Helga Hufflepuff (Highlander/Harry Potter) (snippet) )

( Leroy Jethro Gibbs, Browncoat (Firefly/NCIS) (Summary)  )

( A Walk Under the Arch (Anita Blake/Criminal Minds) (Snippet) )

( Second Son (White Collar/Gilmore Girls) (ficlette) )

( 2,790 Miles Of Road (White Collar/Angel) (Drabble) )

( Just Another Quirky Neighbor (Gilmore Girls/Doctor Who) (Ficlette) )

rating: g
type: gen
characters: the Doctor, Lily Evans
words: 825
spoilers: none, baby
notes: From a recent request on the Summaries for Dummies III post. This just flowed as a ficlette, rather than a summary.

( It starts with a girl. With him, it usually does. )

Ficlette Fiasco IV, for anonymous: I think you should write DW/NCIS that is Donna/Gibbs. She could be Jenny's new secretary or something. You know he likes the redheads...:)


Summary: When Gibbs first meets Donna Noble, all he hears is her voice.
Rating: PG
Setting: Set after Doctor Who Series Four, vague spoilers for that and for the end of NCIS season Six.
Words: 1,725
Note: This was supposed to be short, like 300 words, and then some part of my head wanted to give these two more attention. And thus...

( When Gibbs first meets Donna Noble, all he hears is her voice.  )

Well, runner-up.

The news of today is that my Torchwood story, Pocket Watch Boy (The Life and Times of Ianto Jones) came in as a runner-up for Best DW/TW Crossover Fic over at dwtwslashawards. Cool :)

If you're up for some awesome reading, check out the award-winners -- there's enough Torchwood and Doctor Who fics there to keep you busy for days! The award page

That is all :)

waterfall8484 wanted an Anita Blake and Doctor Who crossover. I wanted the challenge.



Summary: The Doctor has met Anita Blake before. But she's never seen him. Right?
Disclaimer: Russell T. Davis and the BBC own the Doctor. Anita Blake belongs to Laurell K. Hamilton.
Rating: PG
Setting Pre-series (and also waaay post-series) for Anita Blake. Set in a moment in time in Rose for Doctor Who (1x01), but some random series one spoilers.
Characters/Pairings: Anita and Nine; implied Anita/Four.
Words: 2,030
Note: Basing the setting and Anita's age (fifteen or so) on when the first AB book came out (1993). For the Doctor, I belong to the school of thought that the Doctor didn't just fade out for a moment, at the end of Rose, and he went and did all that stuff on that website. It all makes sense to me, anyway.

( He ran across her centuries before, while Romana stormed around a twenty-fourth century space station looking for spare parts for an experiment. Anita Blake, a beautiful young woman with expensive clothes and hair tied back in a haphazard ponytail, sat idly in a dockside cafe, staring out into space while a cup of coffee cooled before her. )

Parts One, Two, Three, Four.
The story at my website.

( Part Three )

Summary: Ianto Jones is a very different sort of boy. (wee!Time Lord!Ianto)
Disclaimer: Russell T. Davis and the BBC run the show with Dr. Who and Torchwood.
Rating: PG-13 (O canon slash, how I loves thee)
Setting: Just after Torchwood's Something Borrowed.
Spoilers: Nothing past Torchwood's Out of the Rain; has spoilers up to the end of series three of Dr. Who (Last of the Time Lords and all that).
Characters/Pairings: Ianto/Jack, all of team Torchwood and a certain Doctor (and his companion from the start of series 4, but nothing spoilery other than her name).
Words: Too many. 29,970 when viewed as a whole. Complete (and how often do I say that?)
Note: I blame this little plot bunny on gracie_musica and the loltorchwood macro at ihazastopwatch because, honestly. Yes, I know that he's holding a stopwatch. Bear with me. It was going to be crack!fic and then I wrote a real story. And as such, this taking forever to write, I have been Jossed so hard. But I was so far into it that I sucked up my bruised ficly feelings and finished it. I like it loads and you should too.

Parts One, Two, Three, Four.
The story at my website.

( Part One )

Summary: Dawn is looking for Buffy in all the wrong places...
Disclaimer: Russell T. Davis and the BBC own Dr. Who and Torchwood. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is all Joss, baby.
Rating: PG
Setting Post BtVS, after Dr. Who's Last of the Time Lords. Uses a minor non-spoilery character from Torchwood's Dead Man Walking, but you don't need to know that show.
Characters/Pairings: Dawn Summers, Little Girl
Words: 450
Note: Um, yeah. Stupid new fandoms. But I'm still working on Inevitable. This little series is to prevent me from going loca.

Sequel to Five Times The Doctor Met Someone New: Angels and Drums.

( Dawn sat across the table from the little girl, wondering if she was signing a deal with the devil. )

Summary: Five people the Doctor talked into going on the TARDIS (in that saucy crossover way). Part II: Buffy (BtVS)
Disclaimer: Russell T. Davis and the BBC own the Doctor. The rest belong to their respective creators.
Rating: PG-13 for language and graphic imagery
Setting Post BtVS, after Dr. Who's Last of the Time Lords and major spoilers for that.
Characters/Pairings: The Doctor (Ten) and Buffy Summers
Words: 3,370
Note: Yeah, um, just watched the end of season 3 of Dr. Who. Just go with it, k?

Part I: Azkadelia (Tinman)
Part II: Buffy Summers (BtVS)
Part III: Dean Winchester (SPN)
Part IV: Nathaniel Graison (AB)

( Buffy's boots sounded a soft rat-a-tat on the paving stones as she crossed a street in shadows. A cafe on the corner, full of laughing teenagers and cozy couples, held the promise of normality, if only for a few minutes. Her steps never faltered. She had lived through too much for 'normal'.  )