John is /good/ at this. My take on Reichenbach - warning for SLIGHT LANGUAGE AND REICHENSPOILERS. Just a short drabble with sliiiiiiiiiiiiiight Johnlock.

Holocaust AU: Sherlock is a lonely nine-year-old boy living in Nazi Germany. One day, he discovers a gap in the hedge behind his house, and, perhaps more importantly, a new friend locked behind a fence. Rated K for occasional swearing and generally intense themes.

Two boys investigate.

Some things can't be washed away by rain. Spoilers for the end of Series 2 Sherlock, some violent imagery. CAUTION: Reviews on this story contain comments which may be considered spoilery for Series Three Sherlock. Please avoid posting any references or rumours about unaired episodes in reviews.

It is amazing to me, this internet pervasiveness in our lives. Only a few years ago, many didn't even have daily web access. Now, can you imagine life without connectivity? What I'm most thankful for are the links to wonderful people. BritLitChick and I met because of Sherlock and FanFiction. The bond was struck and creativity flowed. Here are a couple of samples to enjoy!

Sebastian Moran notices his boss seems to have caught a small cold. His boss refuses to admit it's taking a toll on him, despite how obviously it is affecting him. Rated T because, as usual, language.

"I've never begged for mercy in my life," Sherlock lies. He has - exactly once - and has nothing to show for it.

With a nod to Ariane DeVere for her inspiration of hidden messages, it was high time for another 221B! If you get it, slip me a review telling me to NEVER do another 221B... or that you find they are still fun! NOTE: 221B is a short fic with 221 words, the last ending with 'B'. Just one week of summer left - enjoy, everyone! *I probably should have written another 'Senses' story*

This is a sequl to Holmes of the heart. It takes place almost a year after Sherlock comes back to John after the fall. Sherlock and John are faced with being fathers, their new relationship and some struggles of altering their lives for this little girl

John wakes one morning and follows through on his regular morning routine only to find it has changed without him knowing. Short drabble.

Jim found out about Jenny's relationship with Hemish and is sending her away. Hemish finds out while going through some depression/self harm episode. But forgets about himself to check on her. Jenny wants to help him before she leaves and convinces him to get help.

John visits the flat for the first time in three years and the first time after the Fall. Short song story thing based off of Avril Lavigne's song Slipped Away. Kinda newbish so sorry. Review!

Reason for referral: Sherlock Holmes was admitted to dual diagnosis unit for detox on 27.5.2002, following arrest for intoxication on 26.5.2002. Patient was under the influence of cocaine when he was admitted. Requested single unit. Request granted by special permission.

Because the song "Landlocked Blues" by Bright Eyes gave me just about the entire plot. So, half the credit goes to Moffat, half the credit goes to Bright Eyes. Sherlock/John, slight Mycroft/Lestrade. WHOLE SUMMARY INSIDE: Rating may go up!

Once, when Sherlock thought of his father he thought of the smell of pipe and the texture of an expensive suit.

Sherlock can't wash his own hair; thus, someone else has to do it.

Lestrade helps Sherlock home after the events in Belgravia. And gets a little leverage along the way.

Mycroft looked at him for a moment, before standing up and heading to the door. He stopped at the threshold with a tired sigh. "I'll try to catch you when you fall, John. I owe him that much, at least." He said before dissapearing downstairs. Post-reichenbach fic dealing with John's life after the fall.

John Watson goes on a holiday in Spain where Sherlock Holmes is one of the lifeguards. Thanks fo Jazz and Ed for beta'ing!

A drabble for every letter of the alphabet. John POV. 221b-style stories, meaning each entry is 221 words, last word starts with 'b'. No spoilers. DISCONTINUED.

Sebastian Moran's life. It started out as a list of headcanons, but developed into a story of sorts, light MorMor, but not really what it is about. Mentions of M/M and domestic violence

There is a piece of paper in John's wallet that he never looks at—never, except once, every year, on the third day in November. And there is a warm, tanned, and laughing face that John will never forget: the man, the friend, he couldn't save twice. Oneshot.

He is abducted and held in an isolated place. Drugs and violence. Rated M for a reason. One-shot.

Prompt: Jim Moriarty is dead

Sherlock sighs. "Didn't it occur to you that the range of emotions that they looked at in all those studies was a bit limited? Just stress, and pain." "Oh," I say. Now I'm getting worried. I had hyped myself up for stress and pain. I can see this could turn into a completely different experiment than I expected. I'm not sure I am ready for emotional rollercoaster.