Sherlock has a thing for poetry. John has a thing for Sherlock's voice. ONESHOT SLASH.

What happened after the pool? Could Moriarty have survived the explosion, or is the developing trouble from a different source.

This is a poem showing Mycroft reflecting on how John misses the war. Don't read if you don't like poems about the grotesque side of war. One-shot.

One change in time can ripple outwards causing untold differences to how events are supposed to happen.

Sherlock finds himself dead and this is how he handles being a ghost. Very very angsty.

Mrs. Hudson was part time landlady, part time everything else.

The story of Sherlock and John, each chapter starting with a different letter of the alphabet...yeah I suck at summaries :P

Sequel to Evening Soothers. Part II of the War of the Skull Trilogy. Sherlock plans to get Yorick back...

Sherlock really loves his coat, John finds out just how much.

When the parents of a little girl goes missing John's heart goes out to the child. But Sherlock couldn't be more annoyed. John is being distracted by her, and Sherlock is getting sucked in to her head and seeing reflections... of himself.

In which John becomes frustrated at a certain puzzle game, and Sherlock's curiosity really gets the better of him.

Written for a prompt on the LJ community sherlockbbc fic. When a mysterious pendant turns up in the middle of a blazing row between Sherlock and John, they end up literally getting under the other's skin.

"He had learned to pass through daily events in a haze, no longer registering the world around him. It was then he decided today would be different." Sherlock/A Single Man. Mycroft/Lestrade. Major Character Death.

John wishes he could escape into mediocrity; Sherlock knows better. John/Sarah, in-denial John/Sherlock

This is the sequel to my previous fic, Three Years Gone. Sherlock has returned from his three years away, and now he has to try and reclaim his life and his previous relationship with John.

"I love you Sherlock," John whispered, clicking the safety off and turning around, the gun outstretched.

A direct follow on from Family Affair Questions, a bit fluffy starts a bit Xmassy, pls review, will get better promise! Upgraded it for swearing and inneuendo.

even though I try to forget, I can't even count the stars without thinking of your eyes; Sherlock/John, slash, angst, could be taken as a death piece

Six short snapshots into the childhood and teen hood and fights that shaped the great Sherlock Holmes... Rated for Abuse and Self-harm. Based on the poem by Carol Ann Duffy one chapter per stanza .

When Sherlock Holmes had first looked at 221a Baker Street he had been told that it was unavailable and so had settled for 221b instead. It wasn't long, however, before the secrets of 221a pulled him and John right into one mess of a mystery.

Why does Sherlock have a large light fixture in the shape of a cattle skull on his wall in "The Great Game"? Mrs. Hudson explains. A kind of intermezzo to "Not Your Housekeeper."

Sherlock's offhand outing of his sociopathic tendencies has been eating away at John, so he does his research and endeavours to prove to himself that Sherlock is no sociopath. Possible SLASH, will warn in authors note.

Sherlock suffers from panic attacks. Gen.

Third in my "Study in Fur" series: 'When other people have unwelcome rodents in their home...' 'They get a cat,' John replied without thinking. When Sherlock's eyes lit up, he continued hurriedly, 'Or buy traps. Most people buy traps.'

In which John Watson finds himself on the unfortunate end of strangulation. Oneshot. Sherlock/John.