On the few times that John actually notices Sherlock's humanity, it gives him a sense of being refreshed. Sherlock's only human. It's nice to see. Series of oneshots highlighting Sherlock's emotions, because we all know that he has them. Rated M: Chapter Seventy-Four for swearing and mentions of drug use; it's skippable. The rest of the story is rated T. NOW COMPLETE.

Dean's just taken on the early shift at the upscale coffee shop he works at and it's too early to be doing anything, let alone serving coffee. But of course there has to be one guy who actually comes in right after it opens-every frickin' morning. Dean would certainly be more annoyed at the disparaging comments against his coffee making skills if it weren't so godforsaken early.

The first and only time Gabriel had a hand in creating a human soul, he was young and naive.

Castiel was never where he needed to be, at least not in with Dean. Cas' POV.

Wait. Is the skull wearing a... pirate's hat and eyepatch?

Captain Sherlock Holmes lives life on the open sea, bound to no one, and loved in secret by someone who could never hope to reach him. But Pirates are often drawn in by a glimpse of Gold and flashes of innocence.

Sherlock has hiccups that won't go away. It shouldn't be funny, but... it kind of is. John POV.

John may live with the most disagreeable man in all of London, but he loves every minute of it. Post break-up conversation between John and Sarah.

John talks Sherlock into going to the fair. After all, Sherlock is the one who scared John's latest girlfriend away. Now, John loves the fair. Candy floss, stupid games, and the rides. Sherlock, however, doesn't like sweets, can't understand why people play the games, and can't tolerate being stuck on the rides. How will it all work out? Rated T for language.

John comes home to find Sherlock in the kitchen. Not working on an experiment. He's got his feet propped up, a book in hand, and a... jar of honey? John didn't know that Sherlock liked sweet things.

Snapshots of the adventures of our favourite detective and his unlikely assistant. A prequel and sequel to "Letting Go" -doesn't matter which you read first . Rated T to be safe. Not slash.

An accident renders Sherlock and John momentarily unconscious in the present...and perhaps permanently stranded in the Victorian past.

John doesn't know the reason Sherlock gets up so early each morning...

John probably shouldn't leave Sherlock alone at Baker Street AT ALL if there are bees involved. Short ficlet, but hopefully enjoyable anyway. Please R&R.

AU. Sherlock Holmes is a psychiatrist at a London mental hospital. Given a case where PTSD has ruined a patient's and others' lives, Sherlock meets a man who wishes for his life back, but also wants Sherlock to have something he never knew he was lacking.

I'M KISSING SHERLOCK FRIGGING HOLMES! Okay Molly, calm down. He hasn't moved away, but he's not kissing you back. I hesitantly touch his cheek, feeling his cheekbones under my fingertips. And then to my utmost surprise, he kisses me back. FLUFFY SHERLOLLY

Dean looses his parents tragically and find himself the guardian of his young brother. Cas lost his wife and son and finds himself with two new housemates. The two men find themselves stumbling into a relationship and each other's painful pasts. Destiel

John gets a new jumper. He says it's "vintage." Sherlock insists otherwise. It's up to Mrs. Hudson to settle their argument whether she knows it or not. Not slash.

Gabriel can still hear prayers, even after he ran off to join the Pagans. And some prayers demand to be answered, for the good of the young boy who is praying, and for the runaway angel himself. ONESHOT.

When Castiel became human, he knew that he had to adjust to many things. Getting sick was one of the things he wished to avoid. And the consequences that come from it, especially when his friends need him the most. SICK!CAS AWESOME!DEAN NO SLASH Slight AU

After John leaves, Sherlock forgets which language he's supposed to speak.

The Doctor gets sick ... and more incoherant than usual. What's Rose to do?