John's dead and Sherlock knew he needed to write how he felt. He needed to prove to those ignorant people that he had lost someone special, yet no matter how hard he tried to write on that clear night the rain wouldn't let him. one-shot summary sucks

John and Sherlock share a bed, or at least they try to. GEN, Conversation-format.

John Watson goes off to find a fallen star for Sarah Sawyer. What he finds is Sherlock Holmes. AU.

Some kind of a possible conversation while dead time between cases. Imagine Sherlock's sitting on the sofa and John is in his room. Warning: unfortunately Sherlock became rather... sweet... anyhow... XD - M for the eyes and the head, just to be safe.

Sequel to Moving Day. After 18 months of living apart, John returns to Baker Street with a broken heart, but is Sherlock as uncaring as he seems?

Sarah couldn't tell John she was actually Sherlock's sister. He would run the other way. Right? AU Thanks to the kind fans of "The Science of Friendship." This is standalone. Hope you like it, too.

John knows he has an unusual relationship with his flatmate. He knows their friendship is complicated. And yes, he knows everyone assumes he's in a relationship with Sherlock Holmes. But he's not. Obviously. It's not like that. John would know. Right?

My first proper attempt at Sherlock-verse. A series of 1-3 shots or drabbles centering around Sherlock and Watson, with occasional visits frm other people of course. Only a tiny bit of slash, but it's a rarity. T for extra room.

John comes across a surprising revelation in relation to all the assumptions about himself and Sherlock. No longer One-shot or one sided! 7th and final Chapter up! Enjoy!

When a woman moves into 221A, she soon befriends those from 221B. Though hiding her feelings for the tall man in the coat & scarf is harder then what she thought- especially when she is given a deed in which could cost more then one life and one heart- OC

John finds Sherlock with a used needle next to him. He is determined to help his flatmate, if only he can have Sherlock open up to him and accept his help. Not Slash.

Sherlock a décidé de mener une petite expérience sur John. Drabble écrit pour le concours des 4 saisons partie Été du forum "Le Monde du Slash".

Extortion, illegal fight clubs, and murder in Nantes. This is Sherlock's idea of a holiday. Pre-slash if you put your goggles on.

John tries to get Sherlock's attention. He succeeds spectacularly well, just not quite in the way he'd intended. Slash.

John has a step-brother. Sherlock didn't know. Written for a prompt at watsons woes lj community. Disclaimer: Obviously not mine to earn money off of. EDITED 1/13/11

After the explosion, Sherlock has some trouble adjusting. Kind of dark. ***Now a podfic!***

People credit John Watson with saving Sherlock from himself. People are often wrong. Before John, someone else saved Sherlock, and she keeps saving him. Even now. A glimpse into the Sherlock only Mrs. Hudson gets to see. One Shot.

Sherlock discovers that John had more of a past than he thought - slightly dark - mentioned established relationship. Also see profile for fic list

Set during The Great Game. When is a flatmate not a flatmate? When he doesn't exist. Enjoy!

Death changes people. When John's wife Mary passes suddenly, both men are surprised by the changes that occur as time marches on. Very mild slash. First fic in a long time and first fic in this universe, so thoughts are most welcome!

They were a bit of an odd family, the three of them, but they enjoyed every minute of it. Seventh and final part to my Sapphire series.

Post The Great Game. Moriarty wants revenge after The Pool. He hits upon a unique and twisted way to get it. John/Moriarty. Asexual Sherlock. John/Mycroft one-sided in later chapters. Graphic description of dub-con.

John Watson wants to forget... but it's so, so hard. Sherlock/John

One-shot based on John's line in 'A Study In Pink'-"Oh God Yes!" I'm sure I'm not the only one who loves it :D My first fanfic! Rated T to be safe.

Sherlock gets hurt and sick on a case. John feels guilty because, well...he wasn't there.