Sherlock decides to conduct an experiment, unbeknown to John, the detective proves to be very persistent.

Inspired by this prompt: Sherlock didn't fake his death. He is actually dead. And John doesn't know what to do with himself. He is, therefore, happy and relieved once Sherlock starts possessing him. This isn't really the above prompt's fill, I kind of took the idea from there and spun it in to something darker and more sinister. COMPLETE.

Sherlock and John's conversation after John killed the cabbie, including what they said and what they meant

In which Sherlock steals a certain number of flavors from John's lips. Ongoing.

This is basically how the return after the fall should be like, not how it is said to be on the internet and not to weirdly. This is my first fanfic so please don't judge to bad. I know my grammer sucks and it isn't that vivid of word choice but I'm new at this. I do welcome constructive critisism but don't be to harsh with it please.

Post!Reichenbach Fall. Johanna Watson and her therapist, Ella. Johanna has an epiphany...and it's not a breakthrough it gives her, just another breakdown. Fem!Watson.

Sherlock's reaction to seeing John at his grave.

... and the one time John held Sherlock. OR, The five times John saw and the one time he observed.

Three months after the Reichenbach Fall, John finally goes back to his and Sherlock's old flat. Warning: HEAVY ANGST AND GRIEF ENSUES. Subtle Johnlock. Reviews would be very much appreciated!

Sherlock goes to confront Lestrade, and to redeem his name and prove his innocence, but finds an odd woman and promises he'd solve her problem that just might be linked to another crime Lestrade mentioned to him earlier. first- /s/9451565/1/Desperation-Chapter-1 Last - /s/9451724/1/Desperation-Chapter-2

A flashback reveals what life was like for John after Sherlocks untimely demise, and how John intended to change it. 1st chapter- /s/9451565/1/Desperation-Chapter-1

His mind rebels at stagnation. (Poetry/Drabble)

Sherlock is six years, three months, and five days old and doesn't really have any friends, but that's okay because people are boring and stupid and facts make more sense anyway. (Kid!Lock drabble. Featuring Sherlock from an autistic viewpoint )

WARNING SPOILERS! Sherlock finds himself back on Bakers street and is puzzled by a visit from two mysterious men. We're just getting started

No hay un solo universo, existen muchísimos. Sucede que este en que vivimos es El Universo, en el que John y Sherlock se conocen bajo las circunstancias correctas y todo va bien. Pero no todos los universos son tan afortunados. En algunas vidas, ellos ni siquiera se conocen. Inspirado por el capitulo de Fringe de mismo nombre. Consta de cinco partes.

After Sherlock returns, he is given a case by mycroft- the conundrum of coach 13. (you might want to read Reichenbach rise, it's a continuation) - (NO SLASH)

I saw the head cannon and instantly feel in love with the idea. #1109 When Sherlock was 14, he spent two entire days in a library read books on psychology in attempt to figure out what was wrong with him. (Thank you to bbcsherlockheadcanon./ for the inspiration) I hope you enjoy it! –MMC

John arrives home to find a young boy watching television in their living room. Sherlock is being less helpful than usual and Mycroft lurks.

"John..." "Seriously, for such a genius, your flabbergasted expression is out of place." "John!" "What!" "Since when do you own red pants?" My contribution to Red Pants Monday. Non-slash. Post-TRF.

Summary: John's motivation for working as a locum physician, even though it's clear that's not where his passion is, perplexes Sherlock. It takes dealing with a gang of extortionists to solve the riddle and point the way to a solution. A/N: This story explores why John seems to give up practising medicine somewhere during the period covered by 'A Scandal in Belgravia'.

Based off of something John said to Sherlock in The Reichenbach Fall, this is a short poem littered with bits of our favourite consulting detective. (No spoilers for 2.3.) Complete.

Sherlock had promised never to do it, he'd sworn to himself that he wouldn't. But he did, he was breaking his most important and safest rule after the fall... He was checking up on John. Post Reichenbach. Angsty.

Molly liked to change the locks of her apartment every now and again, much to Sherlock's bafflement.

A Sherlolly Romance (because there's just not enough of it, is there?), rated M for language and later content. But naughty in parts, but shows the trials and tribulations modern dating can have. Read, review, just enjoy. Loved writing it. Disclaimer: I own nothing.

Sherlock had always been raised to know that first impressions were the most vital. He had never cared about such trivial human things. Until one night, when he sits up late, playing his violin, and replaying his past.