Harry fled his past, flew away from the shadows that still haunted him. Steve had his own futuristic foes to battle. And even Fury wasn't sure how to go about debriefing a supposed mythical creature. Rated for Fury's coarse language.

Sometimes we need a place to sit back, relax and let the world go by. A place that soothes us, calms us, and allows our worries to fall away. This place may be different for everyone and sometimes it isn't actually place at all. Vignette.

John's been obsessed with Sherlock since the first time he saw him, when Sherlock showed up to take his mum's soul. But Sherlock was a spectre and John's a human, and John just couldn't do it anymore. Fortunately, Lestrade refused to take no for an answer. Johnlock one-shot for the AO3 Auction, contains some Mystrade

Lestrade and Donovan are summoned to a warehouse by a text from Sherlock: there is a new crime scene. As soon as they arrive, Sherlock confesses to the murder. But not all is as it first seems. 5-shot, warning for off-screen rape

Fusion. Sherlock, a Tatooine farmboy, receives a message for Commander Watson from Prince Mycroft. Upon asking John, he is told the truth about his neighbor and himself. They inlist the help of Capt Lestrade in their efforts to evade Darth Moran.

American High School AU. John is graduating, but he is not at all happy about it. Not when he has to be onstage with two of his ex's and his recent breakup with Sherlock still messing with his head.

After the 1st hostage in TGG, Sherlock called Jim, figured out who he was, and now Jim comes to harass the consulting detective at 221B when they're both bored. Jim decideds that John is fairly interesting. Sherlock takes offense. Competition ensues.

Second in the Acts of Poetry Quartet, as I have decided to call it. Sequel to i carry your heart. Based on the poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay.

Sherlock discovers exactly what Moriarty's threat means. Post TGG. Based on the ee cummings poem.

Massive spoilers for "The Great Game". As close as I felt I could get to Holmes' perspective of the final confrontation.

Sherlock has a friend. Well acquaintance. Well family and/or love interest. No, more like…well…Sherlock has a something. Someone. It's one mystery that John's dying to solve…until the mystery turns much more ominous when Bernard Black is kidnapped and Sherlock takes the case.

When Jim leaves his number under the dish, Sherlock doesn't tell Molly. He calls. Perhaps John's lessons in kindness weren't such a good idea after all.

John realizes something and Sherlock is kidnapped.

Sherlock dies. When he comes back, he takes detective work to a whole new level. Featuring psychic Sherlock.

Sherlock finds out the hard way that being shot at does occasionally involve being shot.

Some men do not appreciate Sherlock's handling of their cases. They decide to pay him back. Written in response to a kink prompt which I cannot find again despite scouring the prompts pages for at least half an hour.

Donovan is annoyed with Sherlock, and Anderson offers a chance at revenge. Their little practical joke turns out to be a bit more deadly than they intended.

Sherlock has never learned to swim.

Five times someone tried to "prove" to Sherlock that he wasn't actually asexual, and the one person to whom it didn't matter.

After the events in Morass, it is now time for John to meet Mummy! Nothing, not Afghanistan, not medicine nor Sherlock Holmes could make him ready for this Sequal to Morass

Post TGG - Holmes is abducted, can he be saved in time before he goes insane? What happens when a Sociopath is forced to admit he feels? And can he cope with the fallout?

And why is he pretending to be me? John Moriarty would really like to know who the hell this weird Jim bloke is and why he's impersonating him. Like John would ever try to kill Sherlock, the only truly interesting person he's ever met.

In a world where everyone has a soulmate, Sherlock Holmes has lived his life, not ever finding his and not wanting to. Then he met John Watson. Sherlock/John Slash Oneshot.

The Pool. The Bomb. A tranquiliser dart. Now John is in the hands of his best friends greatest rival, and the man has a definite Agenda. Rated for dark themes and possible slash later in the piece Shwatson

all good things must come to an end. Sherlock has never heard that truism, but if he had, he'd probably disagree most strenuously. A prophecy has been made and those things never end well. Magic!John verse and the last story in this series. Rating cos I'm paranoid.