"To thine own self, Watson." Five very loosely connected pieces written for trope bingo. (Previously posted at AO3 under slightly different title.)

They keep reaching new heights in this companionship turned partnership near friendship that they share. They've gone from the careless, almost reckless climbing of those with everything to prove to the tentative, nearly measured gestures of those with too much to lose... a tag (or not) for 2x3

Sherlock learns Joan is a survivor of domestic violence.

Sherlock's musings on the oddities of his brother's visit. Why did Mycroft sleep with Watson? Why did she sleep with him? Why did he care so much? And just what else might his shadowy brother be up to? Hints of Sherlock/Watson.

Joan gets injured and Sherlock takes it upon himself to take care of her, whether she wants him to or not? JoanLock Fluff

Slightly spoilery for "All in the Family." On a rewatch of Sherlock and Watson's interaction in tux and gown at the police station, I wondered what they did after they left. A smidge OOC perhaps, crosses ever so slightly into potential joanlock. It might help to read the previous ficlet "Of Gowns and Black Ties!" but its not necessary

Companion piece to "In the Midst of the Blackest Storm". This is Sherlock's POV of the events of the same night. Post 2x03 "We Are Everyone".

Quickly written ficlet, just for my own amusement, slightly spoilerish for "All in the Family." If you squint and hold your breath it might considered to be joanlock. How Sherlock probably reacted to seeing Joan in the gown ...

Sherlock has been subject to two traumatic events in his life thus far. This was his third. [WARNING: Character Death]

In which Sherlock watches Joan while she sleeps.

When Mycroft opens a restaurant in New York, he becomes a suspect in the murder of a prominent food critic. It's up to Sherlock and Joan to sort out the truth...even if that means taking a road trip through the American South.

Kayden's very good at getting people to believe her lies.

Accommodation - noun. Meaning adjustment, normally to meet a need or convenience. Sherlock has a need and Joan is feeling fairly accommodating. Warning: involves kink. Explicit portions reposted on AO3, this is the scaled down version.

Having hatesex with your arch nemesis tends to leave clothes slightly wrinkled. (Moriarty/Watson)

Kayden was a ridiculous name. (Companion piece to Avenging Angel.)

Sherlock está molesto con un asesino en serie, y el asesino está molesto con él. Alguien sale herido, ¿pero quien sufre?

'Beauty and pain, he muses, steepling his fingers, are always connected, aren't they? That—that's the point of the matter. Everything captivating is dangerous, especially love, and especially Irene.' / Sherlock-centric drabble, based off 2x12 'the Diabolical Kind'. Discusses Sherlock/Moriarty and briefly Sherlock/Watson.

The woman looked like an angel. (First in a possible series. Moriarty and Kayden.)

Happy New Year! English is not my first language, sorry.

Midnight is a minute away and these are the last few seconds of 2013. He can feel her gloved hand brushing against his and he supposes that it wouldn't be difficult to reach for it and hold it just this one time. (Sherlock/Joan)

Its Watson's birthday and she has to come back home to Sherlock, and his messes. And yes, I know it's terrible.

"I won't discuss the holidays, you know." Three years of holiday observations. Originally written for the Dec 2013 Holmestice fan exchange on Livejournal.

Joan had not been aware that her desire to stay with Sherlock had been anything more than just sadness at one of the most interesting times in her life coming to an end. Then everything had gone to hell and Sherlock had sat on the couch at the station and told her he'd miss her.

New Year's Eve at the brownstone

Sherlock notices a tiny mark on Joan's body he had never seen before and he's suddenly determinated to heal her . Taken from one tiny scene in episode 1x16. I seriously suck at summaries. Please read and review!