If you've come this far it is unlikely that I need to explain Doctor WHO to you.  At some point I got frustrated with watching the same stories over and over again (or was it my kids?) and I tried my hand at a story about what happened next (Hag of Harridan).  From that point it was less a question of, "What happens next?"  than, "How did we get here?".  In the end, Seeds In Time was created.

Seeds In Timeis actually a cycle of stories which has not been completed, nor written in sequential order.  Never the less, they do tie together.

The entire cycle is offered in present tense as though watching it - a movie or television broadcast.  I've broken Seeds and Hag into parts to make them easier to load and read, given them tentative titles to aid in sequence....

The series as presented here starts with Recovery the second story in the cycle.  The first story is called Amok Time, but it never got past the outline stages.  In the end, the TARDIS is out of control, Doctor is stressed to the point of a regeneration and at materialization he walks out the door of the TARDIS into (ultimately) a construction site where he is nearly buried in a pile of slightly damp sand.

We begin at this point: