Nightmares have more power than anyone likes to admit. Sometimes, though, that can be a good thing. EMPT AU

John Watson never expected to witness a miracle. They don't happen to middle-aged men in London, after all, and certainly one wouldn't occur for a man as firmly embedded in reality as Sherlock Holmes.

My 2022 entries for Hades' calendar challenge!

Responses to Hades Lord of the Dead's SH 2022 December Calendar Challenge. Prompt 12: Bored in Baker Street.

A collection of stories inspired by Hades Lord of Dead's December 2022 Challenge. Happy holidays!

It's the most wonderful time of the year— time for Hades Lord of the Dead's December Calendar Challenge!

My stories for Hades Lord of the Dead's December Challenge of Awesomeness 2022!

A collection of my responses to Hades Lord of the Dead's December Advent Calendar

Welcome back to my prompt answers to Hades Lord of the Dead's December Challenge! You know how it works, 31 days, 31 prompts. Enjoy!

My responses to Hades' 2022 December challenge, with assistance from my learned, yet humble, sidekick…Ennui Enigma. Wishing the best of the season to all :-) Last chapter includes the final 4 prompts. Best wishes and Happy New Year !

Unconnected short stories for the December Calendar Challenge 2022, hosted by Hades Lord of the Dead. I wrote these for you. Please, enjoy.

A December with Holmes and Watson.

Holmes and Watson embark on another set of adventures, courtesy of this year's December challenge!

Herein, Noble Reader, you will find my efforts to respond to prompts submitted by various writers, all of which relate to Sherlock Holmes, his associates, his cases and his adventures.

Series of 1 or 2 part stories about the incredible friendship between a Doctor and a Detective.

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

An abundance of more gems for Hade's Lord of the Dead's December Calendar Challenge of Awesomeness 2022!

Katie wasn't sure what the future would hold. But she was pretty sure it wasn't supposed to include the past... or another dimension.

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