Sherlock gets home after dealing with the idiots at Scotland Yard to find John's got him a treat. PWP and (next to) no plot. M/M (Co-written by the Dean to my Cas, Sonja 3)

A year and a half after the fall. Molly and Sherlock move on with their lives. Molly is working on herself. Sherlock dealing with it. planning on making it a two-shot. Just trying.

Getting a splinter in your finger shouldn't be such a big deal. So why is someone at 221B struggling to keep control when Sherlock tries to help get it out? (It's not as pervy as the title might suggest, but there's implied sex happening.)

Sherlock has been waiting for the right time to tell John how he really feels, and today is that day. But will John react as Sherlock expected? One shot. Reviews greatly appreciated

Greg is quite astonished to find Mycroft Holmes of all people sitting in his office. As it turns out he is questioning him 'concerning his motives towards Dr. Watson'. Is this really the only reason the younger man wants to talk to him, and what about the strange text message Greg finds, after lending Mycroft his phone. Post Reichenbach/ rated M for later chapters / Mystrade

Missing his flatmate, John watches a home video he took before Sherlock's death. One-shot, non-slash.

Four months after his faked suicide, Sherlock watches his old friend. One-shot, non-slash.

A plotless ficlet based on fanfic clichés. Hilarity ensues. Because even the best writers sometimes succumb to the call of the cliché. This is a failed 221B because there were just too many clichés.

Sometimes Sherlock forgets important dates. But he sure knows how to make for it.

A disease threatens to wipe everything from John's mind.

Turnabout is fair play.

It's half past one in the morning, and Sherlock Holmes is on his knees in Sally Donovan's flat.

Sherlock and John consider their lives without the other after Sherlock's fall. The two are both painfully aware of the undertone their relationship had, but sometimes it's not so easy to just show up after three years and say, here I am. - Kind of a corny summary but give it a shot? I have nice spelling and grammar so there's that.

"Are you ready to play Johnny?" Those too smooth, too perfect lips pressing against the flap of his ear distract him from the words. "Sherlock's favorite game." One -shot, John/Moriarty, little bit of John/Sherlock. Warning - Rape, violence

Sherlock has gone missing with out a trace, leaving John behind. But what will happen when Sherlock returns and John has moved on as if he never existed?

Sherlock is gone, and so is the man who was once John Watson. Rated T for depression and dark themes, but probably could be K . Concept may be expanded into a full story, see inside for details.

Experimental medical science fluff.

What Mycroft did to ease the pain for the tired old doctor and to make returning a little less daunting for his little brother. Johnlock through and through. Mild rating.

John teaches Fawnlock something new. (Pure, unadulterated fluff.)

A Johnlock one-shot. John misses Sherlock Reichebach spoilers.

6 months post-Reichenbach, Sherlock approaches Irene with an unusual job offer: he wants to shoot up, and he needs someone to mind him. But can she remain detached whilst Sherlock spirals deeper and deeper into his addiction? A dark and frank character and relationship study. M for pervasive drug use, some language, and sexual content. Adlock. Followed by The Way the Heavens Go.

John Watson could colour the white walls of his room with mottled arabesques. Sherlock Holmes could make him tremble in fear and lose himself. They could have saved each other, in another life. AU.

Sherlock never imagined he would let it get his far, this far beyond his own boundaries, set once in his mind, a silent reminder in his above average brilliant brain. Death or Glory.

Mycroft Holmes confronts John about his unexpected actions. Post Reichenbach, no slash.

This is for the empty spaces, and pushing too far, and for a game well played. These are Jim's final thoughts. And he isn't Jim.