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10 works open to everyone here carry this tag; 90% are complete. The average one runs about 2,700 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
Works
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Hazbin Hotel (Cartoon)
A potentially explicit work
Sherlock (TV)
A potentially explicit work
Outlander (TV)+1
A potentially explicit work
Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
A potentially explicit work
Call of Duty (Video Games)
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Mouthwashing (Video Game)
growing comfort
by themoleman
the closer to people anya gets, the more confident around them she gets!or - a series of anya being cool and not taking peoples shit
Discworld - Terry Pratchett+4
Silents In The Library
by TerryBalls
The story continues from where "What I Did In My Midlife Crisis" left off. The Twelfth Doctor (between "Hell Bent" and "The Husbands of River Song") takes Sally Sparrow (14 years on from "Blink") on the world's safest adventure - a bibliotherapy retreat at a wonderful library where nothing ever goes wrong. Then the Doctor starts behaving erratically, old foes surface, and fictional characters spring to life. Can Sally trust the Doctor - and more importantly, can she trust herself?
Call of Duty (Video Games)
A potentially explicit work
Supergirl (TV 2015)
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Political RPF - UK 20th-21st c.
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Doctor Who+4
To A Blue Box (A Tale)
by QuokkaMocha
For Burns Night 2022 Something is attacking travellers near the Auld Alloway Kirk, and since it might be smugglers, and since he knows the area, Robert Burns - poet, farmer and currently His Majesty's Exciseman for the parish of Upper Nithsdale - is sent to deal with it. But while he waits in the dark to see what might lurk around the old, haunted churchyard, he sees something far more surprising - a blue box that appears out of nowhere, and a strange, auld man known as The Doctor. This is written in Ayrshire Scots, the language Burns wrote in, slightly anglicised to make it easier to read, with a modern English translation in the second column. It's an imitation of Burns' style, and inspired by his epic poem "Tam O'Shanter", and I've borrowed a couple of wee couplets from the original here and there.
Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries - Heather Fawcett
A potentially explicit work
StarTrek: The Original Series and Doctor Who crossover
Two Scots and a TARDIS
by primsong
Jamie and Scotty tour the TARDIS while waiting for a landing party to return.
Humorgruppen KAJ (Band)
10. Concert
by Work
KAJ have set out on their European tour and already pissed a lot of fans off, their next stop is Scotland in which they take-in the local music. (If they can understand it, that is.)
scotland - Fandom
A potentially explicit work
Professor Layton Series+1
A Very Drebber Christmas
by JestaFairyOfPranks
It’s December 20th, and Luke Atmey is throwing a party at his manor! He invites all sorts of family members from all over the world to come join him in his house for a day of entertainment and socializing. Would you like to come along?
Celtic Mythology
The Wild One
by Keep_Calm_And_Expecto_Patronum
I applied the literary technique zoomorphism (animal attributes are imposed upon non-animal objects, humans, and events) to a piece of prose poetry. It's a self-reflective piece and I thought that it would be fun to share.
Mount & Blade (Video Game)