Oliver's alone at school during the Christmas holidays, and very bored. The more down time he has, the more he realises just how much he misses not having a certain Hufflepuff Seeker around...

Dimmock is away in Japan on assignment. Lestrade is home alone - or was, until someone climbs into bed with him in the middle of the night.

ac·ro·pho·bi·a  ak-ruh-foh-bee-uh noun: a pathological fear of heights.

Dimmock and Lestrade are dissimilar people. It's usually just the little things - Greg only likes British food; Iain is willing to try anything. But sometimes even the little things can be too much. It's hard to see past those differences to get at the heart of what makes them such a great couple. The boys take a little road trip to the coast to try and rediscover that.

Lestrade's life is a whirlwind. He has trouble balancing his life at home with his family, and the requirements of his job. But even then, despite his best efforts, sometimes life just upturns everything and catches you by surprise.

Dimmock struggles with the transition from detective sergeant to detective inspector. He knows his youth makes it difficult for some of the older Yarders to accept his authority - but sometimes enough is enough.

Dimmock thinks it's important to be open about the fact that they're living together, but Greg disagrees - personal lives have no business in the workplace. It's not an easily resolved issue, and as a result, somebody ends up sleeping on the couch.

Iain and Greg have been dating for ages, and although Iain spends most of his free time at Greg's house and in his bed , they've never really discussed moving in together - until now, that is.

Captain Reynolds wakes up in a world that is not his own. He remembers who he is- but everyone else is convinced that he's just another Scotland Yard detective who's finally cracked under the pressure. Could they be right? Or is it all just a painfully realistic dream?

Sally's come down with a cold or possibly the Black Death , so she goes home early. Luckily - and despite a major snowstorm - her boys are always there to help her out.

A bit of backstory for Lestrade, featuring a previous relationship during his punk rocker days.

What if the traitor at Scotland Yard was someone a lot closer to Lestrade than anyone realised?

Taking the plot of BBC!Sherlock and twisting it up a little bit, because Richard Brook really is just an actor.

Greg's got a date! But he hasn't been on one in a while, and for some reason, he's nervous. His best mate Sally coaches him through it.

Sally Donovan has a choice - she can either quit her job as a Detective Sergeant, and stand on principle, or she can transfer to a new team, under the leadership of DI Greg Lestrade. / The story of "How Greg Met Sally".

Mycroft has been working too hard, and Sherlock doesn't like it. Light angst, significant Holmescest.

Lestrade decides it's time to knock some sense into Sherlock, who's refusing to eat or sleep while he's on a case.

Mycroft and Sherlock bicker about a case, how to run the British government, and a certain grey-haired detective inspector.

A friendly, good-natured barman tries to talk an old DI through a tough time.

Dimmock wakes up in the middle of the night to find Greg out of bed, unable to sleep because he's worried about Sherlock. papa!Lestrade fic, Dimmock/Lestrade

DI Dimmock and Sally Donovan have a chat about the causes of his recently mopey attitude.

DI Lestrade and Sgt Donovan love practical jokes - especially when they get to pull them on their co-workers.

Sherlock and Lestrade are on stake-out, but the sound of Sherlock's teeth chattering is threatening to give them away. Lestrade, concerned for their safety and Sherlock's health , fetches him a blanket.

Molly Hooper takes Lestrade home after the Baker Street Christmas party. But thanks to Sherlock's shenanigans, Lestrade finds he would rather wander the streets of London with nothing but his coat and a pack of smokes. That is, until Sherlock finds him.

A prequel to "The Spirit of Christmas". DI Dimmock takes Sergeant Donovan out for drinks during their lunch break to ask her for a bit of advice.

DI Lestrade demonstrates his holiday enthusiasm during the Yarders' annual Christmas party.

Neville comes to realise that he has a true friend in Cedric Diggory - the boy who's been giving him flying lessons for the last two years.

The boys share a brief, but feverish moment behind in a secret passageway.

Greg Lestrade, captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, reminds his introverted and library-loving friend, Sherlock Holmes, that some things must be experienced, rather than simply observed.

Lestrade meets Sherlock for the first time, and Sherlock incorrectly deduces why he's wearing a wedding ring. Pure fluff and cuteness.

The sixth year Charms students practise Disillusionment Charms, but for some reason Draco can't seem to get the spell right. Professor Flitwick asks Harry to stay after class and lend him a hand.

The Doctor pops in to visit an old friend while the TARDIS is recharging. Adorable drabble.

Cedric interrupts a quiet moment by the lake to offer Viktor an invitation.

AU, Marauders' Era; a softer, more romantic continuation of "Like a Filly That Needs Breaking" and another take on BDSM .

Quidditch has been cancelled, and Oliver is pissed. He's pretty convinced he's going to successfully drown himself, but Cedric has followed him to the locker rooms to prevent that from happening.

It isn't that Dean doesn't like Quidditch; football is just better. As such, he tries to teach his best mate, Seamus, a few rules of the game.

With death rapidly approaching, Severus uses his last moments to remember the love of his life... but is it really over? AU; Story concept taken from FanArt, link available on request.

Set during the Marauders' Era, and somewhat AU. A young Lucius takes Marlene hostage, keeping her locked up under his drawing room. His only goal? To break her spirit before he kills her.

Ficlet about Caradoc Dearborn when he was a little boy, living in Wales. : Very cute.

"Bits of toast and jam have no business eating the cooks!" Any large-scale gathering at a magic school carries a slight risk of catastrophe or explosion – even mealtimes. This sordid lunch is no exception.

"My name is Marlene Maisie McKinnon, and this is the story of how I died." Personal interpretation of how Marlene McKinnon and her family were murdered by Death Eaters. M for Violence

The Marauders start school at Hogwarts, and Remus is nervous about his new housemates. He's afraid to get too close, in case they get suspicious about his quirky behavior, but they won't let him keep away.

Seventh year Lily Evans wakes up James Potter from a nightmare and gets different answers than what she was expecting.

Joining the Death Eaters isn't easy, and Lucius knows it. A minor canon joins the ranks, but at what cost?

Fabian shows up at St. Mungo's to tell Eviny about Benjy Fenwick's death.

Completely AU -- Edward finally snaps at Jacob. This is what happens when you anger a vampire who also happens to be a very good man. Written before the release of Breaking Dawn.

A personal interpretation of the death of Benjy Fenwick, member of the Order of the Phoenix. This was spawned from a roleplay, so it's possible that some details may seem unclear or absent. Sincerest apologies.

The Midsummer Hunt is one of the most famous festivals in the elven world, drawing a multitude contestants from the three kingdoms, Haldir of Lórien being one. Enjoy the twists and turns of competition, along with a humorous romance. Review please!

MATURE. Snippet of a much larger story that I swear I will type up someday Between Glorfindel and an OFC my char. in an uncomfortably hilarious situation -- at least, for him anyway.

An all too short fic about Haldir, and someone he once held very close to his heart.

A little hobbit gets inquisitive in the shadows of Mirkwood and learns certain histories about the elven members of their scouting party.

Following the life of Remus Lupin, James Potter, Sirius Black, and Peter Pettigrew through their years at Hogwarts and many of their major dilemnas. slow to update

Remus reflects, by candle light, on his past, and finally gives in to something he's been avoiding for fifteen years.