Those of us who do any form of life drawing, do hand studies. And hand studies. And more hand studies. This is an experiment in written hand studies. I spent a surprising lot of time looking at the actor's hands, trying to see them through Mycroft's eyes. Considre it somewhere between a writing exercise and a character study.

Sherlock has returned to 221B and is back to his old habits, much to the joy of our favourite doctor. When one of his experiments goes awry, however, will he be able to protect those he cares about from... himself?

Short stories about John and Sherlock's friendship. Vague continuity. Story 2: John knows Sherlock well enough to know when something is off.

Five times that Sherlock and John slept together, but, no, they're really not a couple! Platonic cuddling - yes, I said it; it's my guilty pleasure - to suit both sides of the fandom.

A continuation off of Night Terrors, Sherlock and John again battle Sherlock's dark nightmares.

AU post Sign of Three. While John's away on honeymoon, Lestrade requests some help with an American Tourist's death. Sherlock meets up with an American CIA agent, brother to the dead man. What follows leaves Lestrade wondering what the hell is going on when he finds the agent living with Sherlock at Baker Street, and Sherlock seemingly not himself. Warn: Noncon/Lemon

Parentlock Oneshot fluff. Hamish is about 3 years old in the story. Enjoy!

Anderson reflects on the past three years of Sherlock's death and the crushing guilt he's lived with.

As she turned her head to stare back at John, he couldn't remember when she had been more beautiful. "Hello John."

The mysterious violin player fancies a chat with you on a cold winter's night.

When Seb and Jim have a nice Christmas dinner, a small boy arrives with a job to do. Only, things don't go as planned for him. T for mentions of murder, because Moriarty.

Sherlock's escape from hospital during "His last vow" - some missing scenes from the episode seen through Molly's eyes. A bit of Sherlolly. It's a translation of my Polish story.

The skull has always been the only constant in Sherlock's life. That is, until he met John

Some of the best advice he's ever been given. And by a junkie, no less. Sherlock always needed something to still the whirl of activity in his mind, some of them more destructive than others. TRIGGER WARNINGS: Self-harm, drug references, some instances of strong language.

"And how are you luckier than Mycroft?" John looked at him incredulously. "Simple." Sherlock stared back at John. His face was dead serious. "I've got a friend. You. I don't need many friends when I've already got the best person I could call best friend. That means a lot. Even Mycroft isn't that lucky." Post Reichenbach Fall.

We love with a love that is more than love. That's all I can say.

Prompt writing. All things Sherlolly. Send me prompts in the review section if you want. I hope you enjoy :-) xxx

Sherlock accuses Mycroft of killing his pet fish.

Sherlock and Moriarty, set after the end of series 3. Sherlock cannot face Moriarty alone this time, he needs people he can trust, he needs his friends. Moriarty is hunting down Mary's secrets and Sherlock needs to keep her safe. Hope you like it! Rated T for violence.

Pure fluff. Fun snapshots of an established Sherlolly relationship. What "everyday" occurrence will our favorite pathologist and detective encounter today? How about a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

John and Sherlock are either together or not at all.

That's what friends do. - A 221B ficlet. Spoilers for 3x03. Written for Friends will be friends, a multifandom friendship fic (and art) fest on DW. The title is a reference to the song Hero by Chad Kroeger.

This is just my theory on what happened in the "elephant in the room" case that Sherlock mentioned.

A quick one-shot about a time around Christmas, when out favorite high-functioning sociopath is still a boy.

La Gazza Ladra, a vast and powerful firm that controls the economy of The Eastern World; so why does it attract British Goverment and Sherlock Holmes? There's a great threat hoovering above the innocent, and Sherlock will have to rely on his friendship more than ever; soon he'll have to pick between what's good and what's better. Even when it would cost his well being.