Two days after gaining a brother, a new Irregular provides the rare opportunity to prank the master observer.

Deep in a research project and hours from home, "Three Children Attacked in Clerkenwell" was probably the last headline Holmes wanted to see.

There's no such thing as curses, especially not curses that can make a person kill their dearest friend... right? Inspired by Conan Doyle's short story "The Silver Hatchet." Contains spoilers.

I am the writer. Please, join me, and ponder... What if Sherlock Holmes was the Napoleon of Crime? What if Mycroft was a detective, too? What if John Watson was blind? What if Holmes and Watson were literal, not figurative, brothers? What if Holmes was a mad scientist? What if...

Shortly after his promotion to inspector at Scotland Yard, Lestrade is tasked with investigating the murder of an unwed young mother of two over on the east end of London.

From the journal of Dr. John H. Watson of his travels in Transylvania.

A criminal is taken out of prison to help with one of holmes cases. For him this means freedom or death. Mrs. Hudson hates all the extra laundry. Expermintally I also published it in the movie section. We ll see.

A collection of fragments, either missing scenes from my other stories or random scribblings too small to warrant their own postings. Each chapter stands alone

One-shot collection of all the moments from throughout Holmes and Watson's careers that we never see. Because they're just as interesting eating breakfast as they are solving cases. No slash, will update as inspiration strikes.

For once, Officer Celeste Lefay knocks calls on Sherlock Holmes for help. Without her usual resources but with a terrifying lead, the two go undercover in Brighton to solve a diabolical mystery. Hopefully they can escape this exclusive honeymoon resort with their hearts, and their lives, intact. Magic in the Shadows part 3. Rating may go up in later chapters.

Two weeks after A Case of Importance, one boy still prefers to hide in the shadows. Will he let Arthur help?

Being a Reprint from the Reminiscences of Godfrey Norton, Esq. An account of his accompanying his wife, Mrs. Irene Norton (née Adler), in the investigation of Mr. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson, M.D., under the employment of Colonel Sebastian Moran.

An outsider's view of a child dealing with the aftermath of A Case of Importance.

A man seeking to right a decades-old wrong finds the person he wanted, but not the result

All the persons in the story: Big - game hunting I know it can be a tangled knot. Here is a map. Go have all the fun will be updated regularly

A call for help in a back alley sends the Irregulars into their first "all hands" Alpha. How many people does it take to defeat a haven of iniquity? Rated for mentioned content only. See more detailed warning inside

A home for stories/scenes/endings which are enjoyable, but have been thrown out for one reason or another.

For all his powers of observation and deduction, there are some things Sherlock Holmes simply doesn't see.

A continuing series exploring the backgrounds of the Irregulars

If the nightmare had been just that—a nightmare—why do his surroundings declare it a reality? Watson's POV of Sleeping Locations

Months after the events of EMPT, Holmes is slowly learning that Watson might not return to "normal" with anything resembling the speed Holmes would have preferred.

From that first Christmas, Watson started a campaign to remind Holmes of the fun of the season. Information from Mycroft provides one more opportunity to do so.

When an old memory of Watson's begins to make him act oddly, Sherlock Holmes will do what he can to help his friend. But why is Watson being so secretive? And more importantly, why does a recent string of murders have him absolutely terrified?

If Watson could not banish the small insects crawling through his side, he might as well give them a purpose.

Endings are also beginnings—and reconnectings. Two years apart only highlights the changes in his friend.