Sherlock ponders the myth that doctors have no business holding a pen. John twists his knee.

Irene Adler's thoughts regarding Sherlock and John. Spoilers for 2x01. Warning for slightly deviant sexual imagery primarily S/J .

Keeping Sherlock Holmes alive is a full-time job. Too bad some people don't realize that... based of the tvtrope "Extended Disarming". Not extremely cracky.

drabbles about John&Sherlock

SuperLock Demon!Sherlock origin story. Johnlock undertones. Before Sherlock Holmes came to be, he was something else entirely. Barely the shadow of a man, too perfect a specimen for a demon. He belongs nowhere, but finds a home in the oddest of places.

One night, Sherlock goes to John because he can't sleep. The next evening, John does the same to Sherlock. Pre-slash

Shape-Shifters; the idolised, the envied, the loved and the hated. John has rejected who he is since he was a child but when he meets an eccentric detective just like him; will the man convince him to see the truth behind his form. Sequel 'Snake in the Grass' now started

The first time John met Sherlock, it didn't register with him what the man truly was. In all fairness, he was still getting the hang of things. The sharper senses, the extra awareness of everything all at once, it was overwhelming. Werewolf AU.

John Watson's never been at ease with some of the things he knows he's capable of. Surprisingly, moving in with an arrogant, self-assured, single-minded, hopelessly childish man called Sherlock might help him come to terms with his powers.

John's got a secret... A series of one shots all based around the fact that John Watson is not exactly what he seems. Named for first one-shot.

Civilians – even formerly military civilians – weren't supposed to have handguns. Forensic evidence on several shootings forces DI Lestrade to make a choice. Post-The Great Game, but mainly inspired by events in Study in Pink.

John and Sherlock run into some of John's old army mates whose prejudices test Sherlock's patience.

John and Sherlock are waiting for an ambulance. Set in the world I'm using for 'Realizations', but is standalone. John/Sherlock but of course.

John/Sherlock; how each character reacts when they find out. So far; Sherlock, Anderson, not!Anthea, Mycroft, Harry, John's mum, Molly, Lestrade, and 2 receptionists at the clinic.

It is John/Sherlock, but Sherlock isn't in it. John deals with some homophobic veterans. Rated for language, I may up it if anyone complains. I borrowed Tricia from the brilliant ScopesMonkey.

My usual fandom catch-all for drabbles, ficlets, and oneshots. Gen. Will contain anything from fluff to crack to h/c and heaven only knows what else. This: Sherlock returns, and while most people are angry with him, John is the first and only one to tell him he did the right thing.

Taken out of context, John Watson leads a terrifying life. You have to wonder what those poor women he dates thinks of it, especially if John decides to try keeping one away from Sherlock, and Sherlock decides that it'd be best if he could get rid of her

Sherlock's fighting a losing battle with his migraine when John comes home to help.

John finally snapped. He must have. Really, it's the only explanation for the corpse on the sofa. Two 221Bs. Light language. Richenbach spoilers; not mine.

SuperLock. Strange men with rosary beads and holy water break into 221B Baker Street and John makes a discovery that changes... well. GEN.

A snap-shot series of the childhood of the Holmes brothers. Tales of caring, teaching and not a little frustration.

Contrary to popular belief, Sherlock does have a heart, but John wonders if perhaps the people around him don't. Slight spoilers for 2x03. Pre-slash. Oneshot. Complete.

In which there is much drama, excitement, and magic. In which Mycroft is annoyed, Sherlock deducts the Statute of Security to pieces, and John is the only one polite to the new tenant. In other words: in which Harry Potter moves to Baker Street.

Written for LJ's watsons woes party prompt of "Five times no one noticed Sherlock took care of John, and one time they did." Spoilers and missing scenes for both seasons 1 & 2, speculative EMPT-esque ending. Gen.

Greg Lestrade leaves very little advice for his successor. But he does leave him advice for when he's stuck. A name. That's all he'll need.