If you could delete everything except what was really important, would you? Sherlock and John explore the question and each other. Rated M for Men Going at It and crazy amounts of angst. Inspired by season one.

What do you do when the unexpected happens? When you get to spend the day with the person you adore most in the world? But what if this person has other plans?

Sherlock finds himself wondering why so many people in porn shave their pubic hair. John decides to show him.

One shot inspired by the argument in the episode 7.2, 'Proof.'

Emily ran to him, when she had no way out and no hope. But she left him, and their team, without a word of farewell. Six months later, when a series of murders committed by a pregnant woman bring the team to Montana, they will crash together once more...

It brings all the boys to the yard.

The missing scene from Reid's grief assessment with Hotch. Spoilers for episode 6.20, 'Hanley Waters.'

Lestrade and Donovan make a bet regarding Sherlock and John. It doesn't take long for the majority of the Yard to get involved. S/J

They're given two weeks off to cope with their grief. Fourteen days to put Emily Prentiss behind them. Three hundred and thirty-six hours to learn to move forward. Twenty thousand, one hundred and sixty minutes to remember what it feels like to breathe.

I'm sure this has been done before, but what if Reid had continued using drugs post "Revelations?" Reid centric, although the whole team's involved in one way or another. Chapter 62 is the newest, and last, chapter!

Sherlock is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Warning: angst like whoa.

He doesn't tell her that it's over. Spoilers for "Lauren".

Emily finds comfort in Reid. Five months later, he can't stop dreaming about it - and her. *Companion piece to "Adrenaline", but can stand-alone.*

He never got a chance to say goodbye, and it eats away at him inside. Major spoilers for "Lauren".

Sherlock doesn't have sex on a case. This one lasts six weeks, or forty-three days to be exact. UST abound!

SPOILERS FOR THE FINAL EPISODE, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Sherlock has not backed off. Moriarty follows through on his threat.

"Lestrade didn't know about high-functioning sociopath, but a high-functioning drug addict Sherlock certainly was." An exploration of Sherlock on drugs and Lestrade fulfilling the role of somebody who cares. Angsty. Will be a two-shot.

Sherlock Holmes is ill and the world does not come to an end. Film at 11. GEN.

Written for a kinkmeme prompt. Sherlock makes deductions about a loved up couple nearby. John realises it sounds exactly like them. S/J

Alternate Ending to last episode. You know that person who we thought for a split second might be Moriarty? Well, he is.

Just a one-shot post "Paradise" EP. Title taken from the Langston Hughes poem "Walkers with the Dawn." Please let me know what you think.

Post season 2 'Jones'. Reid struggles to get over his addiction while working a case, but with Gideon on a sudden leave, it's a long hard road. Rated T for drug use and the occational swear.

At some point, Hotch and Gideon had become the fathers of their team. And fathers were supposed to protect their children. Oneshot. Hotch perspective, ReidCentric. Season 2 spoilers. Rated for drug references.

As the other members of the BAU filed in, Reid nursed a cup of coffee and wondered how much further there was to fall. Oneshot. ReidCentric. Season 2 Spoilers. Rated for drug use