2023 December Calendar Challenge! Hop in the hansom cab and come along for the ride.

full summary is inside but it's basically a futuristic incarnation story. As always let me know if I need a higher rating then what I have. Also part of this was written during the initial period of the pandemic so there is a couple of sentences that were influenced by that time period but it doesn't really affect the story

The Electrical Detective, AKA Tommy 'Shure-Lock' Ohms, has a terrible new foe!

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are invited to the dinner party of the renowned crime author Thomas Driscoll, who wants to present his latest novel. The mythical creature 'Wendigo' is supposed to captivate the readers. However, when the creature appears in the night and demands a victim, everything goes awry.

My (late, late) entry into the December Challenge by Hades Lord of the Dead!

My contributions to the Hades Lord of the Dead December Challenge of Awesomeness 2023!

Short stories answering the prompts of Hades Lord of the Dead's Calendar Challenge 2023.

My prompt answers to 2023's Calendar of Awesomeness, run by Hades Lord of the Dead (thank you again!) 31 days. 31 prompts. Holmes. Watson. Let's do this.

Another Sherlock Holmes Modern Alternate Universe limerick, except this takes place at Target and is about a traitor.

A Sherlock Holmes Alternate Universe limerick set in the modern world where Sherlock Holmes solves a mystery at a Starbucks Coffee involving a ranting culprit. Rated K for the intended humor; author's notes are included at the beginning of the limerick.

The old manor is like a labyrinth of secrets best left uncovered. Of course, Sherlock Holmes is the last person to leave well enough alone.

"Although Holmes has always called Inspector Lestrade the best of a bad lot, I did not entirely realise the regard he held him in until one chilly morning in October 1897." Reposted from an old December Calendar Challenge.

"Oh my dear friend." I grasped his hand, so very pale and cold. "You really did die that day, didn't you?" - Holmes has changed since Reichenbach, in ways Watson could never possibly have imagined...

Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson in the twilight of their lives.

... and one time he did the surprising. A brief exploration of the relationship between Lestrade and the Baker Street duo.

Fifty times Holmes and Watson made a wish. Reposted from the December Calendar Challenge.

Holmes has black moods and Watson has lazy days. Luckily, they also have each other.

A traumatic head injury changes the trajectory of Holmes's life. Reposted from the December Calendar Challenge.

Watson's old war medal sparks a mystery. Reposted from the December Calendar Challenge.

"It is a Doctor's lot, Holmes," he said one night over a glass of brandy at the end of a long day. I had just deduced, from the mud stains on his trousers, that he had visited several districts of varying repute and class on his rounds. "We must set aside who we are and be there only for the patient." Reposted from the December Calendar Challenge.

Watson's faceblindess has never been a problem… until this case. Now he's juggling his own condition, Holmes's sudden mood change, and a criminal who's far too wily for his taste. What's a man to do? (crossposted on AO3)

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

"The Sherlock Holmes Halloween Special! Holmes and Watson are invited to the estate of Joseph Kensington, where they are to investigate the death of one of his comrades. However, when a demonic figure with a flaming skull suddenly appears at night and demands another victim, the two of them begin to doubt their sanity."

On a stormy evening, Sherlock Holmes paid an unexpected visit to his elder brother, Mycroft. Sensing that something was amiss in Sherlock's behaviour, the elder Holmes attempted to deduce what was bothering his brother in spite of Sherlock's reluctance to share. Canon Compliant.

Dr. John Watson stood back, solemnly taking in the spectacle of his scientific and medical colleagues examining and speculating over the strange being. He too was compelled by scientific curiosity, yet he could not resist the pull of compassion for this strange and soul-wounded creature. Or: Sherlock Holmes is an alien.