Post-series. Some men are just gluttons for punishment; Newkirk stayed in the service... and in the spy business. He's good at what he does, and he's done a lot of good. But everyone's luck runs out eventually. Dead heroes sometimes rate a statue in the park, but that isn't much consolation for anyone concerned. (Re-titled, formerly If The Sun Don't Come.)

Responses to Hades Lord of the Dead's SH 2019 December Calendar Challenge. Prompt 13: Watson teaches Holmes rugby. (Very) belatedly picking up where I left off.

A series of "haiku" poems about our heroes.

Making heads and tails of chaos caused by a bushy-tailed bunch may be nigh impossible—unless you have quick reflexes, a spare bomber jacket, and a very good vet. 2020 SSSW Challenge.

Two new underground agents have arrived to replace Jenny and Willy on the Hammelburg escape route. But there's something strange and surreal about these two, and something quite worrisome about the judgment of the person who assigned them to their new post in the first place. Written for the 2020 SSSWC. Episode: The Flame Grows Higher

Settling into a new airfield in the vicinity of Düsseldorf, the men of Germany's 23rd Fighter Wing find themselves beset by severe trials after the visit of a most unusual general. For the 2020 SSSWC.

And when my voice is silenced in death, my song will speak in your living heart.- My Song, Rabindranath Tagore. Based on a true story. Written for the 2020 Short Story Challenge.

For the 2020 SSSW challenge. A rescue of two escaped POWs creates a headache for Hogan and co.

2020 Speedwriting Challenge. What's in a name, really? And identity is a slippery, complicated thing. How would you go about proving that a man calling himself 'Colonel Hogan,' wearing his clothes and ID tag, is really someone else entirely? If no one else sees the difference... IS there any difference? Don't ask Schultz; he doesn't want to discuss the matter any further.

2020 Speedwriting Challenge. The right story, at the right time, in the right words, can change the world. Hogan knew that from the start. Now, long after the war, he's considering writing his memoirs. Because some stories do need to be told, and some worlds do need to be changed. And he always was good with words.

Early days. Johnson is stuck with Lestrade, a rookie inspector who doesn't seem to know when to mind his own business. There are moments, though, when Johnson thinks he might make a good policeman one day, if he doesn't get both of them killed first. He certainly can't seem to keep them out of trouble.

Stories of the men that Sherlock Holmes often worked with, frequently insulted, and rarely praised. 67.

April 1945 - times were changing - leaders of nations were succeeded, guards became prisoners while prisoners became guards. Through all of it, Colonel Hogan had to navigate his little travelers aid society to stay alive. A Stalag XIII liberation story in the general political climate of April 1945. Written for Trekkiehood. COMPLETE.

What is an advantage for a night hunter may not be as desirable for the pilot of an engine driven airplane, as, in fact, it is not anymore. Engine driven, that is … (main characters: Group Captain Roberts, Colonel Hogan)

We never see snails and slugs arguing about who is the fastest. Then why are our Heroes arguing about it? Maybe because Carter is bored out of his mind, and Newkirk knows just how to stir the pot...

He's tough on the outside, but inside Newkirk is all self-doubt. My first poem for fanfiction. Please be candid but kind.

For the 'How Did Schultz Lose His Pass' challenge. Inspired by a forum discussion. Schultz has had his share of bad luck, and has lost more three-day passes than he cares to remember. These are some of them. War really is hell... especially when you're trying to guard Hogan and his crew.

Post S-4 While Sherlock's and John's separate and busy lives often keep them from working cases together, both men understand and accept this. But when Sherlock has not yet returned from his most recent investigation, John becomes concerned about his friend's prolonged absence and starts his own investigation. (Updated since the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.)

My 2019 entries for Hades Lord of the Dead's December Calendar Challenge, huzzah!

It's that time of year again! My answers to Hades Lord of the Dead's December Challenge, featuring Holmes, Watson and any combination of Canonical characters as needed. I go where the prompts send me.

Some of the Heroes are prompted to talk about the war, long after it’s over. Please read and review, I’m pretty new at this. Also, I’m not sure if I’ll do more chapters in the future, but it is a possibility.

Just a oneshot inspired by Danger Mouse's birth on Mt. Everest and how he subsequently conquered the mountain. Source material was used (link in story) but I did use a bit of creative liberty as well. I hope you all enjoy, and please feel free to leave feedback! :)

As the war winds to a close, there are things the men of Stalag 13 will want to forget. There are things they will want to hold on to. There are wounds that will never fully close. And there are medicines that work better than anyone could have expected. Some things are all of the above. 2020 PBA winner.

Is it possible to come up with a kind word for every letter in Newkirk's name? There's only one person willing to find out.

A new adventure for our Baker Street Boys! Sherlock and John meet young Lord Peter Wimsey, his valet Mervyn Bunter, and his friend DI Charles Parker and join on a quest to find a famous writer who is missing. This BBC Sherlock crossover with D.L. Sayer's Wimsey borrows from a truly fascinating, "unsolved" mystery. Loyalty and friendship are running themes throughout.

Life is at its end, and two men say their goodbyes. "I am not tired of my work, neither am I tired of the world; yet, when Christ calls me home, I shall go with gladness." - Adoniram Judson

At the edge of the forest, across a field decorated with snow and ice, was a small farmhouse with the faintest of lights clickering through the blackout curtains. A songfic for White Winter Hymnal originally by Fleet Foxes, because yes, it's Christmastime. Edit - removed lyrics as per guidelines. Edit Part ! - The full version is on AO3, not Wattpad, but I'll get it up there ASAP.

Inspired by Poetic Edda, a collection of my poems from Middle-earth. Most of them rhyme and are in different fixed forms.

Episode tag to 'Cuisine a la Stalag 13.' LeBeau came back because he had to. He's not happy about that- not happy about a lot of things, really. Including his own behavior. He's got a lot of thinking to do, and a lot of decisions to make. He needs to process, to readjust, and that takes time and privacy. Naturally, he's not going to get either.

When the Unsung Heroes are captured during a mission, an unlikely partnership is formed as Tiger and Baker race against the clock to save their friends before it is too late.

Where there ought to be people, there's empty space in an underground room, and where there ought to be a glass of wine, tin cups of bitter coffee will have to suffice.

Instalment number 2 of my epic Danny rants, because my friends are enablers and I'm a sucker for punishment. These will be rants and vignettes centred around Danny and the Five-O team, and yes there will be 712 of them.

Lewis Carroll's famous works re-imagined. One of these days, I'll work out why he and Sherlock Holmes go together so well... Update: The Adventure of the Twinkling Hat, chapter 14.

The theft of a diamond necklace and sudden death of a young law officer take Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to a remote town in Iowa, where they soon find themselves hot on the trail of two of America's most infamous criminals. (Also posting on Wattpad)

... Hogan need never know how. Or so Newkirk tells himself. He needs to keep his sanity until he and Carter can get the coordinates and prevent a sergeant's call, despite everything from tripping hazards to compromising hofbrau employees to criminally poor architects. And really, thought Newkirk, why were there so many coats in the closet they had to handle a jury-rigged bomb in?

December Calendar Challenge of Awesomeness 2018. COMPLETE.

Newkirk has trouble adjusting to the aftermath when trouble falls on the team. Anger was a feeling he was used to, helplessness not so much.

Another year, another December calendar of awesomeness from Hades Lord of the Dead! You know the drill, 31 days of user submitted prompts, to be filled as awesomely as possible. Enjoy!

A father and a son, wedged between two world wars and their own demons. A series of vignettes from Newkirk's childhood, exploring the formative events in his painful relationship with his father and how he developed his unusual skills. Papa Bear Awards 2019: Best Story of 2018 (Gold), Best Long Drama (Gold), Best Canon Character (Gold), Best Original Character (Gold)

Sergeant James A. Kinchloe manages to contact an out-of-place Cockney voice in the middle of Germany as his plane is being shot down. But what good will that do him? Kinch's intro to the operation stemming from an explanation for the scar on his forehead. GOLD LONG GENERAL 2018 PBAs.

In this Post S-4 story, the legendary friendship endures. An unexpected encounter in a restaurant and a call from Lestrade reunites Sherlock and John for a mystery that has stumped the Met. While Sherlock makes brilliant connections to solve the case, John handles the inconveniences of Sherlock's work.

When attempting to make a man's acquaintance, heavy cell doors and cement walls are child's play compared to language barriers. But when the men in question are Cpls LeBeau and Newkirk, where *would* they meet but in the cooler? Two prisoners, both emotionally raw, are going to need each other if they're going to have any chance of surviving... whether they like it or not. 2019 PBA

A response to another challenge. Hehe... Papa Bear contacts London with his shopping list. Just the usual: ammunition, dynamite... peanuts? *Winner of 2019 PBA: Silver for Best Novella and Gold for Best Portrayal of a Canon Extra*

They'll be reaping what war sowed for a long time. Written for the centenary of the Armistice, inspired by Abracadebra's prompt.

One didn't have to fight in the last World War to know the darkness of its long shadow. Set on Armistice Day 1943, and written for the 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day challenge. Papa Bear Awards 2019: Best Story Based on a Challenge (Gold), Best Short Drama (Silver)

In which Orcs come to the Hundred Acre Wood. Not all of the Orcs who captured Merry and Pippin died outside of Fangorn Forest. When some of the survivors find each other after the rout, Mauhúr is determined to bring news back to Isengard. Then things get weird. (Winnie-the-Pooh crossover; book-based.) CHAPTER 27 UP: Eeyore is still thinking about that knife.

What are the consequences when Grace and her friend, Andi, are approached and offered what could be an exciting one time modeling job? Is Jase Kendall the photographer he claims to be ... and better yet, is the opportunity really what he promises?

For all that he can slap on accents and switch between languages at will, Newkirk is a lousy communicator. It would help if he even understood what he was trying to say, but he doesn't. Not really.

76 McCoy episodes. 76 McCoy-centric reflections, codas, and missing scenes.

Drabbles about Sherlock, Watson, and their adventures together. Some funny, some sad, some sweet. NO SLASH. Most certainly not in any order.

The team loses one of their own and have to cope.

Just a collection of drabbles and short stories. May not be updated often.

Tag: S.1 E.1: Pilot. Fighting a fever and trying to work a murder case, Danny's day just gets better after having a hostile run-in with the victim's son. Kicked off the case, suspended, Danny never thought he have to see Steve again - so why is the SEAL so insistent in not going away?

Elizabeth Hayden is stabbed on her wedding night, alone in a locked room, with a knife can't be found. Sherlock, John and Lestrade have other problems, though. The vicious snowstorm stranding them all in a remote Yorkshire manor house is one of them. Sherlock is using drugs again, and that's another. And nobody's enjoying the mass outbreak of food poisoning...

Post S-4: John rescues a child from a car explosion and suffers physical and emotional consequences-vertigo, deafness, PTSD. With his family gone, only Sherlock is left to pick up the pieces. Will John let him? [Written preS-4, now it's an AU, but it followed canon trajectory that Mary dies. This fic made no predictions how.] Casefic chapters 7-16, refer to crimes of pedophilia.

And that's it, that's Danny's whole life, everything he thought he ever knew and everything he never knew he wanted, unraveled, right there, unwoven and undone on Steve's front porch.

This story is based on the aftermath of that gawd-awful ending scene of 6.25. Like others, I am trying to "fix" it. How does Danny feel about being abandoned by his ohana when he needs them? How will the team come together and be a family again? Will Danny be able to forgive? Will this emotional turmoil hinder his physical recovery, and his partnership with Steve?

A selection of drabbles, multi-drabbles and other one-shots, mostly originally written for the pre-At World's End drabble-prompt activity at the livejournal community potc dogwatch.

McCoy's transport is destroyed in what is thought to be an accidental containment field explosion. No major character deaths. COMPLETE!

"We're going to pretend this never 'appened. Nope. Sorry, Guv. I've got no idea where my shirt went. A well? What well? And if you say one word, LeBeau, about 'golden curls, gleaming in the moonlight,' I will punch you in the nose."

and everyone is hating it. And certain people are bored. Entry to the Short Story Speed Writing Challenge.

A tag to 6x25. Danny gets the appreciation he deserves. Don't read if you haven't watched.

When London gives the team some days off, Newkirk starts sleepwalking. Can they stop him and figure out why?

COMPLETE! Molly has made her decision, but a murder case forces her to open a door she thought had been closed forever... T for reference to violence and Language. I am a Sherlolly writer, so be warned! this is a SEQUEL for "The coffee cup and the suitcase".

There was a big time jump in His Last Vow, so what happened during all that skipped time? How did John and Mary find their way back to each other and what role did Sherlock play in all of it? Involves all characters. Rated T for language and sexual situations later on.

It is 1896 and Mr Sherlock Holmes works as a famous detective in London, as single minded as ever about his career and eternally dismissive of the emotional frailties of the general populace. Mr Holmes has failed, however, to realise the value of the different kinds of love in his life, not least his understanding' with Miss Molly Hooper. Will he ever be able to find his heart?

Just because you dress like a Nazi, speak like a Nazi, feel like a Nazi and hang out with Nazis, doesn't mean you must be one. You might just be a missing, amnesiac POW in disguise.

Retelling of the Andersen fairytale with the Sherlock cast. Warning for Dark!Molly (I have a soft spot for that version of her). Happy birthday my dearest Muse, Ennui Enigma! I hope you like your gift. :D (Bit of John/Mary but it ends in Johnlock, no worries!).

It is my version of Season Four- John and Sherlock live together in Baker Street, still solving cases and working with Molly when the need arises. Everyone is pleased to see how Sherlock and Molly have overcome their awkwardness , especially after The Slap and all those awful shootings and exilings. John notes that things couldn't be better. Oh John, when will you ever learn...

It was just a legend, a story told to frighten the children. So why had it suddenly started to come true? And maybe Sherlock isn't the only Consulting Detective in the Holmes family. Established Sherlolly/Parentlock. Contains scenes which some people might find upsetting. Ref: The Thomas Ingolsby Legends: 'Nell Cook - A Legend of the Dark Entry - The King's Scholar's Story'

The dróttkvætt is an old Norse verse-form. Here are some of mine.

Stalag 13 or Luft Stalag 13? Which is it? Where is it? Can the prisoners and their allies use this mix up to their advantage? NOW COMPLETE! Check forums shortly for historical update. 2016 PBA winner: Bronze for best overall story. Silver for best general. Nominated for best quote, most unique, and original character (Sgt. Maddock).

While Hogan is away, an evil German Heer officer arrives to play his own personal games. Will Newkirk survive the games? Will the camp survive the experience? Warning for some mild violence and suggestions of abuse.

"A solemn hallow echoing of his voice was the lone reply. He sighed. This wasn't the first time he'd found himself alone and stranded in some strange part of the city wondering where he was after a frantic chase for an elusive clue. Was it worth it?" One-shot inspired by the song, 'Trip the Light'. Dedicated to I'm Nova.

Officers of New Scotland Yard are summoned to Warwickshire, to the home of a multi-millionaire whose daughter had been found dead. It would seem that having money was also enough to insist upon the assistance of London's favourite Consulting Detective and his blogger. A gift for MrsPencil - poetess extraordinaire!

A place for drabbles and drabbly things. 100 - Home

Sherlock Holmes is widely celebrated in Victorian London as a successful detective, renowned for his unique mind and energetic solving of the world s puzzles. Such a man has no use for a heart, particularly his own, but even Sherlock Holmes, is unable to foresee what may occur when he investigates a mysterious death and meets Miss Molly Hooper in the silence of the Mortuary...

A crime scene unearths another one of John's many talents... From a prompt by mrspencil, for being my awesome 200th reviewer on the december challenge. I hope you like it my dear!

Hades Lord of the Dead has once again challenged us to a month long adventure of writing. Each day, for the month of December, will entail a new story based on exchanged prompts.

My response to Hades Lord of the Dead's December Calendar Challenge of Awesomeness. Genres are likely to vary depending upon prompts. I rate this selection of stories K as I intend for this series to be suitable for my nephews. I intend to do my best, though that may change as well depending upon the prompt. Enjoy this challenge - I for one intend to do so.

Hades Lord of the Dead has once again challenged us to a month long adventure of writing. Complete now with chapter 30 & 31: Fol de Riddle. Prompts from Stutley Constable and Garonne.

I'm taking part in Hades Lord of the Dead's December prompts this year! Yay! A user-submitted prompt, one a day for the whole month. I'll do my best to keep up with them! All will be gen and platonic, as usual.

Happily answering this year too Hades Lord of the Dead's challenge of Awesomeness! A prompt a day. As such, expect anything. Though this year I might be less punctual than in years past, I apologize in advance, real life gets in the way.

During the First World War a young Lieutenant of the Royal Navy encounters a legend of the sea. Black Pearl 2014 Halloween Challenge

A collection of drabbles on the series and its characters. Multi-genre

There are certain things in Sherlock Holmes's past that he doesn't wish to discuss, but when the man responsible returns to Holmes's life with a vengeance, the Great Detective and his Boswell have no choice but to fight back, for everyone's sakes. Rated T (right on the edge of being K plus) for frightening/intense scenes, and emotionally heavy content. No slash.

Amidst the busy life of a Five-O Detective, Danny Williams finds himself unable to get a cold case out of his mind. Can he put some flesh on a pile of old bones or will he have to come to terms with the fact that some cases are never closed? Written for the Five-O Anniversary Challenge.

This silly little whodunit is the result of a challenge: "A woman is found dead in an empty room. The skylight is open but the door is locked from the inside. There are three items of your choice found with her." I asked my husband to suggest three random items. He chose a pillowcase, a feather, and a strawberry. (Someday I will learn to keep my big mouth shut.)

What do you do when the worst hour of your life starts all over again? And again? And again? Written for the 2014 Short-Story Speed-Writing Challenge.

A Sherlolly sestina.

Coda / Episode Tag for Season 4, episode 19 Ku I Ka Pili Koko. Focus on Danny and Steve. Of course Danny's injuries would have a bit of a repercussion. I know most Coda's are one chapter; this will be about four total chapters.

Canon Sherlock Holmes. A collection of drabbles which will be updated sporadically. Mainly Watson-centric, some h/c, some angst, some crack. No slash. Current entry: This entry is a bit lighter than the last. A bit of banter.

Nobody could expect John Watson to easily forget or forgive his suffering at the hands of a gang of international jewel thieves, but even Sherlock didn't see this coming. Sequel to DANGEROUS. Rated T. SPOILERS: If you haven't already read Dangerous you may wish to consider doing so, for this story to make sense.

Sherlock's hospitalised and very bored. An account of what eventually becomes Operation Ennui. The gears in the younger Holmes brother creak with ominous curiosity... now last chapter in which Sherlock is finally discharged home.

COMPLETE (with bonus chapter) - Her uncle betrayed her. Hector Barbossa tried to kill her. Now Nina wants revenge on them both. Will Jack Sparrow help her put her plan to work? Can love conquer fear? And will she realise what, and who, she truly desires before it is too late? Hector B, Jack Sparrow, Tia Dalma, Teague. Rating adjusted for later chapters. Cover by FreedomoftheSeas.

McCoy has a record of borderline insubordination. But what if someone called him on it? McCoy has to go by-the-book for everything, now. How does the crew feel about this new McCoy? Starfleet, this is one time where enforcing protocol can be detrimental. The crew must stop this behavior and get Bones back. Protocol!McCoy

In a rare fit of philosophical prose (perhaps shortly after he penned The Adventure of the Blanched Soldier?) Holmes attempts to encourage his Boswell in regards to his writing. Dedicated to mrspencil.

A collection of drabbles, droubbles, ficlets, etc. for BBC's 'Sherlock'. Non-slash.

When a group of new prisoners arrives at Stalag 13, trust becomes an issue, and not just for Hogan and his men.

Sometimes it's the simple gifts in life that mean the most. Happy holidays everyone! :D

John Watson loved Christmas. This is the third of my Christmas gifts. It has drama, friendship and family feels. Enjoy!

Quantum physics at its worst... oh, and, an alligator

A series of one-shots featuring wild conjectures and awkward situations, dark pieces and humor. Ch. 32: Mrs. Hudson knows all. Warnings for Holmes in a dress. Or having once been in one. And some period-typical attitudes about this.

'You know my method. It is founded upon the observation of trifles.' Sherlock Holmes -The Bascombe Valley Mystery

The latest case went quite spectacularly wrong. Thanks to Sherlock, obviously. And they were supposed to be on holidays... This is the aftermath (tense taxi ride and all that follows). Thanks to the Amnesty, answer to LetswriteSherlock's first challenge. M because of poison (mis)use implied, not naughty times. At least I don't think...let's see what they'll do.

An old adversary of Mycroft's is determined to take revenge on the Holmes brothers, and it falls to John - with a little help from some old friends - to prevent London from becoming a madman's killing ground once more. Rated T for language and possible violence.

What if your best friend was the monster in the dark? What if he saved your life, but killed to do so? What if you still loved him? Rated M. Eventual Johnlock thank you Taikova for the beautiful commission piece

It's a very fine line between Genius and Insanity... AU. Rated T - just to be safe. ALERT! REVIEWS HAVE SPOILERS!

A series of 221b one shots exploring the influences and people who help make Sherlock the person he is. Stories are not necessarily in chronological order.

Both have fangs and venom, but which is the most lethal?

Danny said nothing, just stood looking at the door his best friend had literally stormed out minutes before wondering what fresh hell was upon them. Episode tag and missing scenes for Olela Pa'a 3x20 cos I wanted to know what Danny made of it all...actually finished it!

Sometimes our actions have consequences and guilt can weigh heavily on the heart and the mind. It may even affect how you are perceived. Rated K plus. Chapter 2 for thedragonaunt! Sorry - not Sherlolly

McCoy is critically injured and Christine Chapel does what she does best. A character study of Leonard McCoy and a look into the world of the Enterprise medical team.

A collection of mostly unrelated ficlets, looking at various moments in the lives of our favorite crewmembers. I'll continue adding to this as long as the response is favorable. Rating for later entries.

Drabbles, ficlets, and miscellaneous meme fills, both missing scenes and original fic, that aren't long or polished enough to be stand-alones. Gen. Various characters, mainly Kirk-Spock-McCoy. New: Even sick as a dog, Jim Kirk is a very lucky man.

John comes home to a thoroughly cleaned flat. Or so it seems. This is my 100th posted piece!

In which John and Mary celebrate their first wedding anniversary in their own, special way. This is an answer to a five-word challenge by Ennui Enigma. And, obviously, it is a continuation of my Mary Watson nee' Morstan series.

Newly appointed Detective Sergeant Gregory Lestrade is investigating his first solo case, the suicide of a lonely librarian. But something feels wrong to the detective so he keeps digging. Along the way he meets an eccentric former chemistry student by the name of Sherlock Holmes.

"They are not like lovers or brothers or even friends. They just are. They are John and Sherlock. They are beyond definition, or outside it, or they are a category unto themselves." John tries - and fails - to put a label on his relationship with Sherlock.

Between the fall and the return, what each man did. A 221B of a very different kind, dedicated to Mrspencil.

Happy Birthday, Starry! A 221B to celebrate your birthday which involves Mycroft being Mycroft, while striving to be a better brother.

Some nights are filled with worry and sadness. Others are calm and quiet. This is one of the calm ones. A quiet reflective piece for mrspencil for shared cups of virtual tea. Rated K

A letter from Sherlock Holmes to his brother regarding details of the Baskerville case not disclosed to Dr. Watson, which also suggests there is more to both Mycroft and the Diogenese Club.

Letters Watson wrote to Holmes and vice versa during the Hiatus. Rated T for angst. Non slash.

Sequel to I'm Not What I Look Like. When a new enemy rises, Jack and Elizabeth are forced together on a journey that will give them the chance to make ammends or kill each other trying. Old faces present, a new adventure. Potential Sparrabeth.

A downed pilot, an obsessed German intelligence officer, a British agent and a desperate rescue are all in a days work for the heroes. But when a vicious storm wrecks the camp, taking the fence, radio and half the tunnels out, a ruthless new enemy takes advantage of the chaos to lay his trap. Hogan and the boys finds themselves caught up in long standing fight between best enemies

Inspired by the lyrics of "Seasons of Love" from Rent. Little stories about how the crew of the Enterprise measure their years.

'The kübelwagen wasn't stuck in mud this time. It was stuck in snow.' And that was only the beginning of Leutnant Keilwasser's troubles... though perhaps the angry Prussian really was the true cause of it all, at the roots. Sequel to 'Raining and Pouring', oneshot, complete.

Ch1 - Kirk and Spock discuss the humane in science and scientists. Ch2 - McCoy one-shot. Ch 3, 4 and x more - an outsider's perspective. Spoilers to as many eps as you recognize.

Short poem I came up with. Please review, I would like to know if this is any good.

Note: Chapters in this have had to be re-jigged to bring it in line with the site's guidelines, so there are slightly less than before. See my profile or the forum for explanation. Summary: First they blogged about meeting Moriarty. Now it's like a sausage machine: While the ingredients remain, the sausages will keep coming.../myforums/Catherine Spark/1252310

Title may change. 221B's centering on the irregulars. Warning: comedy will ensue, as it is bound to when you stick Holmes, Watson, and a bunch of kids together. I mean common, what do you expect? Latest update: Two new irregulars have a dark secret...

Hundred-word drabbles all revolving around falling and catching. The title came from an Evanescence lyric. Any of these ideas are open for adoption if you want to use them in a story.

In someways they were all broken, but they managed to fix each other, somehow. A reflection of life at 221B, as told by Mrs. Hudson.

Silliness. A few poetic ramblings. Curse this insomnia!

A case vital to Hawaii's economy is interrupted by the worst weather in 30 years. Look for tailing, rescues, banter, food, a little h/c and lots of danger with the brilliant detective, clever lieutenant, undercover superstar and action hero. Now the storm is causing real trouble on Oahu and the Five-0 team has to pitch in to help, without forgetting about their case.

Dr. John Watson has a duty perform for his old friend.

After a mission, Newkirk brings at Stalag 13 an English captain he seems to know very well. As a new mission order is send by London, the history and tension between the two men could lead to dramatic consequences.

Drabbles, one-shots, and other short anecdotes about our favorite duo and company. No slash.

Wiggins is all grown up. He receives a book in the mail from a previous employer, Sherlock Holmes: Practical Handbook of Bee Culture, with some Observations upon the Segregation of the Queen. But he's one of few people who knows the book really isn't about bees... Oneshot. Pre- His Last Bow

Steve swears she's his mom, but Danny's sixth sense…his cop sense…his Steve sense…tells him that something isn't right. Problem is, Danny may not be sticking around long enough to prove it. And their friendship may not survive this even if he does.

The team struggles to locate Steve when he disappears, throwing them into a world of espionage. Not only do they have to race against a ticking clock, but they must enlist the help of a known enemy, and team-up with an agent of the NSA whom they may not be able to trust.

THAT is the question. A collection of stories that range from 221B's to full length one-shots. NOT-slash.

For the 2012 Short Story Speed Writing Contest. "On my way back to the front, I ran over a general."

Just a few what-might-have-beens and what-ifs. Includes different members of the crew and other characters. COMPLETE! Sequel coming soon!

Emotional pressures send Danny into a tailspin. Five-0 must deal with the ramifications, as well as a triple murder inquiry. Danny/Steve friendship & team-case fic. Angst/Hurt/Comfort/Drama. Non slash.

Granted, the mission – picking up a few downed flyers – wasn't exactly supposed to be a nice stroll through the German countryside in the first place, but Newkirk, LeBeau and Carter could have done without the exploding bridges...

There are too many coinicidences cropping up in the aftermath of Sherlock's suicide, and John is starting to wonder if everything isn't what it seems.

How an unlikely hero lost a leg, found a king and saved the day with a copy of Newton's "Principia Mathematica" in his breast pocket. CHAPTER 12: An illegitimate East India Company connection, a bloody huge ship and an odd courtship. UPDATED!

What hopefully will develop into a small collection of Holmes poems. #9: A Baker Street Bedtime Story-Twelve chimes of the bell/And the silent magic begins.

They're partners, and a partnership is like a marriage, right? So why not explore what it takes to love your husband HIS way...Steve-and-Danny-style. Yes, there's cursing. Heavy bromance, no slash.

A wrongful shooting takes a treacherous turn when a father's grief pushes him to seek vengeance on Steve McGarrett and the Five-0 Team.

Holmes receives a telegramm from a foreign lady. It seems he and Watson will have to pack their bags.

Written for Challenge 018, creepy or scary Halloweenesque fic, at LiveJournal's watsons woes. John is accustomed to being kidnapped by now, but he never expected a criminal to adopt Mycroft's method of doing so, to ensure he comes along without a fight.

A trip through Sherlock's mental hard drive... or a trip through my own Sherlock headcanon. I list this as "friendship" and "angst" but it is really a potpourri of genres. Written for the sherlockmas Spring Into Sherlock fic fest on livejournal.

Danny has a secret that he is keeping from Steve, but it is a skill that will come in handy on the case that falls into their laps. Rated T for Language.

Clients, etc. of Sherlock Holmes visit a public library's collection of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's works

Let's say that instead of Philip and Syrena, Scrum got himself a mermaid. A proper mermaid. ScrumXTamara

Scattered and shattered by the events of the Season 1 finale, the Five-0 team must reconnect and regroup and figure out what just happened, before they can rescue two of their own. The whole thing is a big spoiler for Oia'i'o and half of Season 1.

Reflections in an observation deck window, a sleeping Captain, an old memory and a rescue operation.

Before Sherlock Holmes and Watson, before Jones or Hopkins or Bradstreet, Inspectors Gregson and Lestrade worked at the Yard during a time when an honest police man found himself fighting crime not just in the city, but also within the Yard itself.

A collection of Vignettes. Focus on the team, Danny, Kono, Chin and Steve. Some fit into episodes, others not so much. If you have a song suggestion leave a comment and I'll write something for you.

When John finds out that Jefferson Hope, the taxi driver, did not have an aneurism, he fears that there might be a larger game afoot. But who are the players? And what is the prize? Co-written with capt facepalm for the casestory big bang on livejournal.

Pintel tells Elizabeth of a time when he was not so... ugly. Inspired by Kipling's poem Mandalay.

After the events at Reichenbach Falls, John Watson is left alone. But is he the only one who wishes things could have turned out differently? Unofficial companion to "These Few Lines" by Sidney Sussex. Written without permission, posted with approval.

Somebody is going to get schooled. Rated T for drama

He's always told his companions that Time Lords can cheat death, that regeneration is just a superficial change. He knows better.

AU Post-AWE. Jack needs Elizabeth's help to get the Black Pearl back and find the Fountain of Youth. Along the way, they realise their feelings for each other. A Sparrabeth tale told in 26 alphabetical one-shot scenes... I hope!

The team is off to a conference to 'connect' with other agencies. Let the snow balls fly!

This was all Steve's fault. The entire case had been Steve's idea, after all. And now, here they were. Handcuffed to chairs, back to back, in a deserted warehouse, in the Middle of Nowhere, Hawaii, with two idiots holding guns threatening them.

What if the charcters in the Sherlock Holmes stories hadn't been quite who they said they were? Changing the canon, one character at a time. AU.

There's a reason that Holmes has such high hopes for Inspector Stanley Hopkins. A series of shorts, ficlets, and drabbles focusing on the youngest Inspector. Mostly non-slashy, installments have their own warnings as necessary.

My take on KCS' 221b challenge. NO SLASH!

Our heroes are to be honored by the Empress but traveling in a time of war is a dangerous business. Can they defeat the agents of the Mhinm and survive the rigors of a remote moon? Will they make it to the Capital or will they be lost to the ages?

Is an ancient spirit bent on revenge responsible for murder?

Holmes may be the greatest brain in London, but sometimes, the truth is so preposterous as to pass him right by... even when it's sharing his very apartments. Two-shot.

When Mrs. Hudson finally takes a stand against his outrageous behaviours and retaliates against the charismatic and masterful detective, she sets off a chain of events that might just have Sherlock Holmes wishing he lived somewhere else.

Holmes has returned, but all is not well. Why is Holmes unwelcome at the Yard? Why is Gregson apparently out to get Lestrade? What does the new Superintendent have to do with it all? And not least, who is responsible for the sudden rash of child killings?

SH/PotC/Treasure Island crossover. There is something afoot in Black Hill Cove that needs looking into. The great grandson of the wealthiest treasure hunter in English history must call in Sherlock Holmes to put things right.

A rescue has gone horribly wrong.

Danny hates Hawaii, but he loves Grace.

I could honestly say that this case was unique. We had never dealt with a murderous spice importer before." Soon after HOUND, Holmes and Watson investigate a singular case of food poisoning that holds more danger than meets the eye. No slash.

Holmes has no case, and no cocaine. Watson is bearing the brunt. However, boredom is the least of their concerns, as an uncharacteristic change seems to be coming over the good doctor. These are deep, dangerous waters... Please read and review. *COMPLETE*

Sherlock Holmes has a heart of stone. Unfortunately, this metaphor is easily misinterpreted; after all, what is magma but molten rock? Sherlock character study set at the end of The Great Game. Also translated to Italian by the wonderful laura1965.

John's disoriented, Sherlock's disconcerted, and the coat's got blood on it. Some good ol' h/c with an attempt at something else. Non-slash.

Kirk makes a decision when he learns that Dr. McCoy isn't taking care of himself. Five times Kirk and Spock were called to watch over McCoy and one time they were already there. K/S/M friendship and McCoy working as a physician.

One wicked and clever pirate. One singular and brilliant detective. One hundred and fifty years apart. An impossible meeting? Perhaps just improbable... Crossover with Pirates of the Caribbean.

Fog in the streets of London and Moonshine upon the lonely moors -a place for Sherlock Holmes drabbles, one-shots and writing explorations to live.

Post-The Final Problem, alternate timeline. Holmes picks up the pen and sends that letter to Watson.

Years after Inspector Gregson has retired, Lestrade pays Doctor Watson a visit. It doesn't take very long at all for Watson to realize something is wrong, but finding out what my be a little more difficult. Watson POV. One-shot. Complete.

**FINALLY COMPLETE!** As Sherlock Holmes investigates an enigmatic doctor who makes extraordinary claims, he uncovers a fiendish web of dark crime. Can he & Watson unravel it before danger overtakes them? And what role does ex-client Violet Hunter play?

Post LAST. In the wake of WWI, Watson is planning to re-join the army. How will the world's Greatest Consulting Detective -retired- stop his closest friend from going back to the front line? Told from Watson's POV. COMPLETE.

"The friends of Mr. Sherlock Holmes will be glad to learn that he is still alive and well, though somewhat crippled by occasional attacks of rheumatism." In the year 1920, John Watson writes a letter.

A Doctor John Watson, Police Surgeon story.Once again enteric fever tries to take John Watson's life, but there are some maladies far worse than anything physical. Memory can be just as devastating as disease.

Sherlock does not react well to the idea that John might be dead.

FOR THE CHALLENGE OF WRITING A STORY BASED ON THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE. With Newkirk seriously wounded and a prisoner in custody, Carter's first mission in command seems doomed from the start. Will he have what it takes to ride the savage land.

All Carter had to do was build a fake bomb and get it into the middle of the compound. What could possibly go wrong?

A prisoner is visited by a shadow who is haunted by memories.

Following Inspector Lestrade as he investigates Doctor John Watson, Sherlock Holmes' new flat-mate. A series of encounters between the Inspector and the Doctor.

The tried-and-true five times meme, as applied to TOS Spock though one bit can be read as ST: Reboot as well .

21st-century AU. Rooming with a genius eccentric means sometimes you find things in the weirdest places. Like roommates in the fridge. Wait, what?

Uhura, looking at the Enterprise crew through the eyes of a musician and linguist, finds something special in McCoy’s role.

When a member of the governement enlists the aide of Inspector Stanley Hopkins on a secret mission and tells the man to bring along a few people he can trust, he is not quite prepared for the company the Inspector keeps. One-shot.

An ancestor of mine maintained that if you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." - Captain Spock, ST:VI; original quote Sherlock Holmes, SIGN. Two universes, two worlds, one link threatening them both.

The authorities have said that all the animals that escaped from the zoo have been accounted for. Well, they would say that, wouldn't they?

My entry into Challenge 010 at the Watson's Woes livejournal; an AU story featuring an alternative ending to the 2002 Hound of the Baskervilles. Watson has to face the hound by himself; and the consequences change him in a way he never expected.

A set of short ficlets focusing on the relationship between Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. From various points of view.

A mission gets twisted when unexpected things happen, leaving the Heroes separated and in bad condition. COMPLETE!

A glum Watson, returning from a depressing day at work, is surprised to find Sherlock Holmes indulging in his most peculiar habit yet.... My first One Shot. I usually run to longer stories than this, but I hope you enjoy it and laugh anyway!

It has been two years since the death of Sherlock Holmes and one year since a bookshop appeared on the corner of Church Street; a stone’s throw away from the practice of Doctor John Watson.

The most important thing you had to understand about Leonard McCoy, was that he only groused at people he liked.

One of Newkirk's talents lands him in trouble.

After the hiatus, the season of remembrance brings unexpected regrets.

Hoist the Colours, as sung by Davey Jones's crew.

Yet another addition to KCS' 221B challenge! My, what a fad she seems to have started...: Please R&R!

The Shocking Affair of the Dutch Steamship Friesland. Another joint fic by KCS and Protector of the Gray Fortress

A look at what happened to Watson, from the Battle of Maiwand to his return to England. As this is a prequel to STUDY IN SCARLET, Holmes makes no appearance whatsoever. Complete.

What if the Blues Brothers had lived in Númenor? A crossover poem. Rated T for tragedy, character death.

A's for Amanda Our hero's twin sister Got lost as a baby and Gosh, how he missed her...

My take on what 'The Crittendon Plan' might have been like if writen by the Bard.