John has been avoiding Greg these last few weeks. He knows exactly what the DI wants to talk about. It's something he is not so keen to discuss. People who have never seen the ugly face of war just cannot understand how it takes possession of you... John and Greg meet in a pub to discuss the flashback the Doctor suffered a few weeks ago. - Follow up to "Problem Site"

Sherlock and John are held captive in a pitch black room. Written for a prompt of sensory deprivation. Epic bromance, no slash.

Spoilers for 2x03, rated T for safety. After Sherlock's Fall John loses the ability to talk. Three years later, Sherlock is back.

A collection of happenings that could possibly take place during Sherlock's absence.

Sometimes John still can't tell the difference between home and Afghanistan. Alternate scene in "The Great Game" where Sherlock shoots the wall. No slash. Little bit of John whump.

John is considered a good man: kind, gentle, and sociable. What the populous doesn't seem to understand, and what maybe only Sherlock does, is that John isn't a good man. Good men don't have rules. Warnings: BAMF John.

Well... Anderson is having a bad day. Homeless people hate him. John is laughing. John is John, and his awesome Johness means a whole lot of things change, from Sally's hair to Mycroft's love life. Alright it seems a little random, but.. He does carry a gun. Then, Watson gets aggravated at Moriarty and decides to play a game of his own. A.N. apparently "Badassery" is not a genre

Deceit can be deadly. DARK. Contains suicide, death, violence, some gore, but it gets better, sort of. John POV.

John tries his best not to get in the way of Sherlock's cases, but when the vivid noises of fireworks unnerve his senses and begin to bring back unwanted memories of Afghanistan, he cannot help but to hope Sherlock will notice and help him before things go too far.

Didn't he deserve a day to himself for a change? A day to do what he wanted? A few hours without being chided and bossed and ordered about by his brilliant but annoying flatmate? With no sniffling children or worried mothers? No police lights or crime scene tape? No chaos? Just … sunshine and a chance to relax for a change?

When a news story about a hostage situation in Afghanistan breaks, details about John Watson's military service come to light that the doctor had kept secret for a long time. Sherlock is intrigued. What John needs in light of this story and the PTSD responses it flares up, is a friend. Can Sherlock Holmes step up to the job? NaNoWriMo 2013 Winner

John was a soldier. It was going to take time for him to adjust to civilian life.

John helps Sherlock with a case, but he questions his real value to Sherlock.

A collection of stories in which Lestrade and Sherlock investigate cases with John and discover some unexpected things about the doctor. Rated for language.

He'll wear his promise to Mary on his left hand and his promise to Sherlock on his right. And if John Watson is anything, he is a man of his word.

Sherlock has never done well with pets. Cautions: when I say "never done well", read "neglect bordering on abuse" and other badness. I've tried not to be graphic, but the general idea is still somewhat horrid.

Post-Reichenbach. How does one heal a fractured friendship? John does not trust easily, and his trust, once lost, is almost impossible to recover. John would love to trust Sherlock again, but there's something he needs to know before that can happen – and he's willing to find out even at the cost of his own life.

Alex Watson never really knows how to explain his family to other people except as stitched together from a bag of brilliantly textured scraps.

Sometimes a chemical reaction needs a little help to get it going. "A Study in Pink" from Mike Stamford's perspective. One-shot.

Post-Reichenbach, all John really wants to do is clear his friend's name, but in the face of the press and all the skeptics, what can one, lone blogger do? Be Brave, of course. (Multi-chapter)

Sherlock and John have a chance encounter with John's former sister-in-law. Sherlock learns a thing or two about John.

Sherlock and John meet Lestrade at a crime scene at government building. Just a small scene that explores the friendships between Sherlock and John and Lestrade. A quick little read.

"So is this what Lestrade was looking for? " John says barely suppressing his anger. John finds Sherlock's stash of drugs and confronts him about it. This sort of conversation must have happen at some point. Give it a read. Probably not what you think. You may even like it! Takes place shortly before TGG. No slash.

When he finds out that Sherlock is alive, John is through with being protected and underestimated by the Holmes brothers. With Sherlock in trouble and Mycroft running out of options, can the army doctor save the day? Post-Reichenbach. Pre-return. No slash. Rated T for Violence

An attempted kidnapping leaves Mycroft injured, and John stays behind to cause a diversion. Mycroft finds himself wondering through the past. John finds himself facing a group of very angry killers. Sherlock hears his brother is injured and when he learns of John's sacrifice, he'll need Mycroft's help in getting his friend back.