John Watson provides an interesting mystery, one that Sherlock can not ignore. Rating might change in the future. No pairing for the moment.

Sherlock is just a pain to everybody. John included. But will he finally see past that..? Someone sweet and charming? Let's get a little Johnlocky. c: Rate is for language, at least for now.

Sherlock looked at him like he was an absolute nutter. "And if I don't need a scarf?" he asked. "What do you mean, you don't need one?" Lestrade snapped. "You've got a neck like a bleedin' giraffe—" Lestrade knits in his free time-not that he has a lot, with Sherlock Holmes around. For a prompt on the Consulting Writers thread on Ravelry's 221B group. Gen, spoilers to Series 2

A chance at knowing Sherlock is horrifically hard to earn. In a Youth Hostel in Edinburgh, Irene may just get her opportunity. Sherlock x Irene, Post Reichenbach.

Sherlock Holmes never cried; it was a stupid idea. He couldn't understand why people participated in the activity; it was pointless, dull and made your body do awful things like make your face go blotchy and your nose run. He'd learnt quickly not to cry. He never got anywhere crying.

A small story between Sherlock and Molly. Poem belongs to me, based on another poem written to Sherlock Holmes. Asked by some who read my other fanfics.

Sherlock had it coming: short, alternative ending to HoB

Sherlock claimed he was clean and there was no evidence otherwise but sometimes it doesn't matter how smart you are... there's just plain bad luck. Both S1 and S2/some language/references to drugs

Zakochany Jim, obrażony Sebastian.

Sherlock Holmes is ready to return to Baker Street after his feigned "death." A 1-Act play showing the great man's consideration of his dear friend John in the breaking of this astonishing news. Regrettably, I do not own these characters or situations. No copyright infringement intended.

"De haberlo sabido, nunca habría aceptado el trabajo. No era que le molestara que su jefe fuera un asesino, un mentiroso, un loco y un capullo integral. Con lo que no podía lidiar era con haberse enamorado de él". Regalo de cumpleaños para Hagobi, del foro I m Sherlocked.

-Inspired by Radioactive, Imagine Dragons-(Zombie!Lock) Europe has fallen, and now the only hope for humanity comes in the form of Sherlock Holmes, John Watson and Molly Hooper- can they find a cure in time?

John's 'Boys' Night Out' doesn't go quite as planned. Rated T for subject matter and some bad language. Written in response to the challenge to write a Sherlock story with a Feminist theme.

Moriarty decides to play a game with Sherlock, a game which will end ep as life or death for dearest John. Poor Sherlock finds himself worrying over the loss of his friend and does all he can to rescue him. Then things take an interesting turn... definately Johnlock towards the end. Possible sequel story eventually.

serie de historias cortas de la vida cotidiana de esta singular familia junto al pequeño Hamish

We had to write about heroes in class. So of course I wrote about Sherlock. I was going to write about the Doctor actually, but the quotes in Sherlock were just too good to pass up on.

Just a bit of a drabble that wrote. Was prompted by another. But then I've always wondered what he was thinking in this scene. Essentially, what was Sherlock thinking in that moment when Molly tells him, "You look sad, when you think he can't see you." Rated it T for a couple of mild bad words and just generally difficult concepts.

Inspired by a critical analysis of John's character during Reichenbach, which pointed out that when he's back at Baker Street, sitting in his chair and staring at Sherlock's, he's in the same outfit as he was outside the hospital, but he's taken his shoes off. The critic posited that the shoes had blood on them, and that's why John took them off. Make me think, is all.

John doesn't seem to believe there's any justification in these accusations. He's not a dog, he's a person. So, why does everyone keep making the analogy?

Once, Molly had offered to help Sherlock any way she could. Now he's back, and she finds they need to help each other, or a young woman's murder will go very likely go unsolved. A post-return story. Contains: the aftermath of violent death.

Or How Sally met Sherlock. Honey 'Verse

No one ever asks about the villain. No one really cares. He murdered people, his fate was well deserved. But he had a life. He had a childhood. He had a family, people he cared about, people who cared for him. It all just went a bit wrong in the end. This is the story of the Consulting Criminal. This is the story of Jim Moriarty.

Sherlock. John. Marmite...

five years on, Greg Lestrade carries on contemplating his relationship with Sherlock's big brother... all is well, of course... until it all goes pear-shaped... {companion piece to The Premier League}

Sherlock was an essential part of John's life. John needed Sherlock like he needed air. Now, with the absence of the consulting detective, John finds it ever increasingly more difficult to breathe... Post-Reichenbach. Possible trigger warning, be advised, and rated for such.