My current favorite author is Berleriandings on AO3, @ultraviolet-eucatastrophe on Tumblr.
They're an amazing author, with stories such as Just This Once (eeeeeeeeek!), By The Green You Shall Know Us, Of Motion In Perpetuity, and a recent one I await every installment of : Conditional Iteration!
Beleriandings | @ultraviolet-eucatastrophe
Just this once by Beleriandings (Team | Complete | 239,639 | T)
(Everybody lives.)
(Or: when a certain Doctor arrives to save Owen Harper from a stricken nuclear power station, it begins a chain of events that will lead Torchwood Three down a very different path. From time locks and telepathy to tea and coffee, high-speed chases to unresolved sibling issues, their new lives (and new and old loves) may be different, but their bonds of friendship and family grow stronger every day. But when every child on earth starts speaking with one voice, the team are torn apart again as they’re forced to fight for their lives, and to confront monsters they’d thought they’d left behind in the past. But with all of them working together – along with some allies they’ve made along the way – Torchwood Three will stop at nothing to save their friends and set the world to rights. The consequences will ripple out across the universe and into the distant future. But they have to start somewhere, and the present is as good a place as any.)
By the green you shall know us by Beleriandings (JackIanto | Complete | 5,554 | T)
Faced with losing Ianto in Thames House, Jack makes a desperate gamble.
Of Motion In Perpetuity by Beleriandings (JackIanto | WIP | T)
When Gwen, Jack and Ianto investigate a cold case from end of the nineteenth century, they find themselves pulled back in time against their will, fighting to protect each other and to get home.
Conditional Iteration by Beleriandings (Gwen&Ianto | WIP | T)
Gwen can only watch, helpless and raging and grieving, as Jack and Ianto die in Thames House.
The next moment though, she finds herself pulled out of time, back to the moment it all started to go wrong.
Maybe second chances aren't in quite such short supply as she thought.














