Kurt Hummel just wants to get through his Junior Year at McKinley in one piece. But when the new guy from Dalton Academy Reform School for Boys takes an alarming interest in him, he's certain he's going to be in for a wild ride. Badboy!Blaine, Klaine, AU

"Welcome to Wildwood Springs Health Camp! Today begins your journey into finding yourself - casting aside the old and embracing the true!" Otherwise known as Brainwashing Camp. Nick/Jeff, Klaine, AU. COMPLETE.

Why John Watson kissed Sherlock Holmes.

"Sherlock doesn't know what possessed him to accept Molly Hooper's invitation when she'd approached or rather, cornered him by his locker earlier that day. Well, he does know, he thinks bitterly, and he blames John Watson entirely." Teenage Sherlock ends up at a party and John offers him a lift home. Based on The Smiths' song 'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out'.

While working on a case, Sherlock witnesses John seducing answers out of a murder suspect. Finding John's technique to be all wrong, he takes it upon himself to show John how it's really done. Sherlock/John.

I love you when you don't wake and I hope that you soon will, and I love you as I save this, and I love you as you sigh, and I love you as I think I should shut down this computer and stop typing to you. A letter from Sherlock to John.

Sherlock finds out that John is a damn good piano player. JOHNLOCK as per usual. Cute, angsty and a little soppy.

Perhaps Sherlock and John didn't become intimate suddenly after a breathless row or in the euphoria of solving a case. Perhaps it was after a gradual series of unlikely events during a particularly hot summer...

When John heads overseas for a week, Sherlock's forced to fend for himself. It goes about as well as anyone could have anticipated. Which is to say, very, very poorly. Don't worry, things'll be fine in just seven days.

A simple question is asked by John Watson, resulting in an interesting discussion and a far more interesting end. Johnlock! Cute little fluffy slash one shot! Don't like, please don't read.

The kitchen: a perfect setting for severed body parts, tea-making and, apparently, a kiss. - J/S: John is caught unaware. Light-hearted reading, slash.

John is one of those people who easily get nosebleeds, and when he does, it's like Niagara Falls all down his front. Sherlock, of course, doesn't know this detail about his blogger and sees John asleep having had a nosebleed and freaks out. Slash/Fluff.

John's face crumples in on itself and the hurt that's been rattling around between his bones suddenly erupts into a painful bloom, and he falls. Sherlock Holmes, even in death, remains the only man capable of bringing John Watson to his knees.

Three things John is discovering about his life with Sherlock, and why they're not as bad as they seem. John/Sherlock

Sherlock must resolve an intolerable situation. John is driving him to distraction, the Work is suffering, and there is only one solution to be had. Some minor SiB spoilers.

Sherlock's never dated or been in a relationship and is suddenly showing interest in a young woman he met at a party. Naturally, he goes to John for very personal, intimate, 'hands on' advice. Most likely a one shot. John/Sherlock. Rated M for the ending.

4 Times Sherlock Kissed John for Science, and 1 Time John Kissed Him. Sherlock convinces John to take place in a few kissing sessions... for science!

AU Klaine, with some Kurtofsky thrown in too. Dave is a mob boss. Kurt is his boyfriend who enjoys flirting with other guys. Blaine is working for Dave. Yeah.

If Dalton were a delinquent school, and Blaine was the ring leader. If Kurt was the new kid who wasn't as soft as he looked. Who would be at the top, and how long would they last?

Life is perfect. Blaine is perfect. Kurt Hummel has never been happier or more in love, but what happens when Kurt begins to see that everyone has secrets?