The embodiment of HYDRA is the alien entity Hive, currently wearing the skin of Grant Ward. The embodiment of SHIELD? The very human Phil Coulson. When Giyera hijacks the plane, Phil wakes to find himself handcuffed to a chair, location unknown, with his prosthetic hand missing. Hive just wants to talk. Or does he? Nature Series #4

The head of the ATCU has been assassinated. The director of SHIELD is in shock and en route to base. Melinda May makes a call. Half an hour later, she's digging broken glass out of Phil's arm when Natasha and Clint arrive at the Playground. Nature Series #3

Director Coulson and Commander May battle an episode of alien-induced hypergraphia and receive an unexpected visit from an old friend: Natasha Romanov. Nature Series #2.

Phil Coulson has nightmares about an island paradise. Concerned about the latent effects of being stabbed by an Asgardian staff and sick of keeping secrets, he gathers his team and places a call to SHIELD's resident expert in Asgardian brainwashing: a certain very skilled archer. Nature Series #1.

He does the jobs they're given and he does the other jobs, too, the ones his team knows nothing about. James, Brandt, Cross, Donnelly: they are all Clint Barton. Five times he didn't need backup and one time he did. No slash.

"There's only one person whose questions I'll answer, and you're not him." PACKAGE NOT DELIVERED. At the JCTC building in Berlin, the doctor assigned to evaluate Bucky Barnes resorts to drastic measures. Steve Rogers intervenes and finds himself in the position of having to interrogate his best friend. An alternate take on CA:CW. No slash.

First there are the nightmares. Then there's the mission to Atlanta to deal with an outbreak of venomous killer rabbits. It goes fine, right up until the last ten minutes (and Bucky should have expected it, because nothing ever goes fine for them). Epic bromance, no slash, standard supporting cast. Set post-CA:CW.

'It's not until they're nearly at the drop point that Steve asks what country they're in. "Swiss Alps," says Nat. Clint never thought Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes would be dead weight on a mission. But they are.' Steve and Bucky face some old demons. Post-CA:CW, epic bromance, very light WinterWidow.

'"How much for a lift to Clutha Tertius?" the kid asked. He plucked at the worn coat he was wearing. "I borrowed this from a friend, and I'd like to get it back to him as soon as I can."' A space trader picks up a young passenger for a routine ferry trip. What could go wrong?

/Blog of John H Watson: Bumped into Mike Stamford earlier today. Found a flat tonight. Shouldn't think I'll be seeing much of my flatmate - he's a detective with the Met, keeps all sorts of odd hours./ Instead of Sherlock Holmes, Mike Stamford introduces John Watson to recently divorced Detective Inspector Greg Lestrade. Epic bromance, no slash.

"Are you serious?" John said finally. "The horse killed Reynolds?" In which there is an unusual murder weapon, John turns 35, and Greg gives him a rather unorthodox gift. No slash. Oneshot.

Obi-Wan goes to talk to the Council; he might have a chance after all. Support from Qui-Gon, time travel, vignette.

John is mugged on his way to work, Sherlock is Not Happy, and Greg lends a hand. No slash.

Sherlock and John are held captive in a pitch black room. Written for a prompt of sensory deprivation. Epic bromance, no slash.

It was Greg who pointed out, very sensibly, that John didn't have to take Sherlock back. Vignette, set post-hiatus, no slash.

Sherlock wakes up and John is gone. Where is he? Not in England, apparently... Sherlock, John, Greg, and Mycroft go on an Antipodean adventure. No slash. Character-driven. Written for NaNoWriMo; 50k words, 7 chapters, and technically incomplete.

"John," Greg nodded in greeting, "Sherlock. You like the weird ones, yeah? You'll love this - sounds right up your alley. It's only just been called in... Apparently the body was glowing." Casefic, no slash.

Sherlock has been abducted by Moriarty. John is receiving pictures. Based on a gifset prompt, offscreen violence, no slash.

Obligatory Sherlock-at-Hogwarts. Various happenings in the same 'verse; epic bromance, no slash.

A time loop inside Rae666's Broken Future, in which a version of Sherlock from an alternate timeline travels back to our Sherlock's time and goes on a killing spree, leaving the message 19:08 at each crime scene. This is what 19:08 means, and Sherlock is too late. Warnings for major character death.

"There were once two brothers, as different from each other as night from day."

"The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of sleep." - W.C. Fields. Insomnia h/c featuring our four favourite boys. No slash.

""Used them after uni a bit. Purely for research purposes, of course," Sherlock said tiredly, head lolling against John's shoulder." Sherlock goes on a mission alone, or: Two blokes in a luxury hotel in the Netherlands. Non-linear timeline. Set during the Hiatus, no slash.

"Sherlock Holmes shut the door behind him, shrugged out of his wet coat, and eyed John uncertainly from beneath his dripping fringe." How it started, or: A dead man walks into his flat. Set during the Hiatus, no slash.

"Broken glass," John said matter-of-factly. "On my bad shoulder, too, of all the rotten luck." The story behind the scar, or: Two blokes walk into a pub in Greece. Set during the Hiatus, no slash.

"But that will not save you," Smaug added, tail twitching slowly from side to side behind him, "Indeed, I do not know if anything can save you. You broke The Rules." One-shot. Crossover with various.

"Sherlock smirked. "You've no idea how much I've changed, brother dearest," he drawled, and exchanged a glance with John." Two men flatting together in London, or: Creative revenge on Mycroft. Set post-Hiatus, no slash.

In which Sherlock and John communicate sub-vocally and Lestrade is confused, or: Three blokes at a crime scene in Mayfair. Set post-Hiatus, no slash.

"Lestrade leaned forward, all business despite the wrinkled shirt and slightly reddened eyes. "We found this - " he waved a hand at the recorder - "in Sherlock's coat pocket."" In which there is much angst and manly shedding of tears, or: Three blokes listen to the rooftop confrontation. Set during the Hiatus, no slash.

Based after Owlsaway's A Place For Warriors. Harry experiences disturbing nightmares and turns to Snape. The problems run deeper than they know... No Slash. Mentorfic.

An Eleven Part Chronicle. Set in the battlefield of the mind. No Slash.

"He could feel the old memory fading, slipping like water through his fingers, being replaced by a new one; only, of course, the new one couldn't be classified as new, because it had now been there all along." Oneshot. No slash.

"He was dying." Drabble. One-shot.