I watched the light leave his eyes like a candle being snuffed out. There is something in the eyes of the living, I think. Something that burns bright and beautiful and hopeful. When they die, that light is extinguished, and it leaves only emptiness behind. I've seen that same emptiness in the living as well. I've seen that emptiness in Romeo. Aro Ace Juliet and Romeo/Mercutio AU

It's in the early days after Cas fell, when he still is healing from his all-too-human wounds, that Cas discovers one of God's more forgotten creatures: bees.

Cas needs naked people on Dean's computer and assumed being naked is a normal, human thing. Well, he's not wrong.

The true origins of Balloon Girl, Mangle, and the Bite of '87.

A dark and twisted retelling of the classic, "Curiouser" is a horror web series based on 'Alice In Wonderland'. Check it out if you like murder mysteries, creepy things, serial killers, thrillers, drama, drugs, and noir.

The thirteen promises they kept and the one they didn't. (John lock, canon divergence, hurt comfort, sick!fic, relationships.)

A lot can happen in 221 minutes. (Or, the one where Sherlock and John get kidnapped, tortured, escape, and have their first kiss; all before midnight on New Year's Eve. Also, vampires.)

After the Fall, John Watson is the same. Good thing neither is Sherlock Holmes. (Imaginary!Sherlock, John Whump, mental health issues.)

John has always been a bit of a copy-cat.

Me: Sharp pain in the third rib, slight throbbing of the head, dizziness. Blindfolded - not blind. Good. Conclusion: concussion, broken rib. Not as bad off as John, then. Breathe. Breathe, John. Dying is hard enough, but listening to this is something entirely different.

Sherlock and John get drunk, lose their memory, and investigate a mystery where the only clue is a purple stick note with the word 'Crime' on it. Loosely based on "The Adventure of the Devil's Foot." (In which Sherlock and John solve a crime drunk. Demonic possessions, con artists, hangovers, nightmares, drugs, and first kisses abound.)

221B Baker Street burns to the ground. Sherlock and John are forced to re-define 'home'. (Established relationships Johnlock and Mystrade. Major character death. Bees, drunk, fluff, sad, angst, hurt, comfort, friendship.)

Sally witnesses Sherlock and John's first kiss. (Sequel to my other story "The Trajectory of a Falling Star")

AU: John didn't meet Sherlock. John met Jim. (Dark!John, brainwashing, one-shot.)

Apoapsis – (astronomy) the point in an orbit farthest from the body being orbited. When Sherlock disappears, John has no choice but to step into the detective's shoes and investigate. (Johnlock.)

Sherlock is a bit not good. Sally notices and investigates. (A BAMF Sally series in which she is not evil and actually helpful and basically makes Mystrade and Johnlock happen. Loose adaption of 'The Adventure of the Dying Detective'. TW: Drugs, torture, withdrawal, sick!fic. Serbia and parentlock.)

Sherlock and Jim dance around each other for ages. When they finally collide, the results are catastrophically beautiful. Excerpt: Jim sits opposite from Sherlock. He stares at the empty chessboard, and Sherlock can see the gears inside his head whirling. Finally, he shrugs. "I give up. What's the deal." Sherlock leans forward. "Human chess," he says simply. (DarkLock Johnlock)

"John," said the well-remembered voice. " I owe you a million apologies. I had no idea you would be so affected." (In which Sherlock apologizes to John literally a million times. Johnlock.)

John Watson will always be John Watson. Sherlock Holmes will never be Sherlock Holmes again. (Tags: Sherlock whump, PTSD, post-reichenbach, unrequited love, love letters.)

Summary: John's never ending quest to soothe Sherlock's boredom leads him to create an impossible game that even the great Sherlock Holmes cannot solve... Or so he thinks... ""How do I win?" John smiles. "You have to kiss me."" (In which Sherlock apologizes and a first kiss happens.)

John has a separate/secret personal blog where he publishes all the drafts/personal musings/private things that he and Sherlock go through. Expect lots of canon divergences, case fics, and ACD canon references. Cute, fluff, good for a laugh, but also an interesting character study.

In TEH, Sherlock states that there were 13 possible outcomes for Moriarty's rooftop meeting that he and Mycroft has planned for. We saw the one that happened, but what were the other twelve? (OT3, Mary-Friendly, future Johnlockary)

In a world where the lines on your hand determine your fate, Sherlock is born without a heartline. John's heartline curves into the actual shape of a heart; he's destined to find 'true love'. Moriarty has no lines at all; his future is constantly changing. Mycroft's heartline crosses his lifeline; his heart will be his downfall. Lestrade's breaks. (Soulmate AU! Magical realism AU!)

John cannot speak French. Sherlock takes full advantage of this by saying the things he can't in English. (Based on the prompt: Sherlock discovers that John cannot speak French, so Sherlock starts to converse with John in said language telling him things he couldn't in English.)

Sherlock babysits Archie. Both geniuses are bored, so Sherlock entertains Archie by telling him the setup of a crime and letting him solve the murder. Unbeknownst to Archie, the case in question is very, very personal. (Tags: Holmes brothers past, Christmas, the other one, case fic, cute but eventually gets sad, sibling death)

Anderson is afraid of clowns. Sally is scared of doctors. Molly is terrified of people. Mrs. Hudson is scared of going outside. Moriarty is scared of heights. Lestrade is scared of dogs. Mycroft is scared of the dark. John is scared of going insane. Sherlock is scared of being alone. (Sherlock characters facing their worst fears.) Slight crossover with Doctor Who.

Sherlock's time away from John told through texts. The messages are sent, but never received. Sequel to WORDLOCKED, TSTM, and Wait, How Do You Play This Game Again?

Sherlock and John play Two Truths and Lie.

Sherlock attempts to sext John. Sequel to 'WORDPLAY'.

Someone messes with the autocorrect on John's phone. The results are a blend between a disaster and a miracle.

John comes home one morning to find a large pentagram drawn in blood in the middle of his living room. Naturally, he's a bit upset. (In which Sherlock summons a very familiar ghost. Ouija boards, pentagrams and magic abound!)

Smell, taste, hearing and sight were never important to Sherlock until he lost them. Nothing was more important than the one time he gained some sense. (Four stories in which Sherlock loses each of his senses briefly, and one story where he gets a clue and realizes his flatmate's feelings for him.)

Sherlock goes back to 221B after John's wedding. He is alone, haunted by the memories and the man that just won't die. Moriarty nods before standing up to face Sherlock. "Was it worth it?" Sherlock replies cooly, "I could ask you the same thing." Moriarty smirks, but his eyes are filled with terror. "Was this worth dying for?" Sherlock looks back at the empty chair. "No."

Pretty much what it says on the tin. Four times Sherlock made someone cry and one time he cried.

John and Sherlock attempt to watch different movies. The results are disastrous and horribly funny.

The Yarders make a bet about when John and Sherlock will get together, not knowing that they already are, in fact, together.

Sherlock collects freaks. John is his latest addition. (Dark!Lock)

Sherlock teaches John to dance before his wedding.

The Universe wants John and Sherlock to get together, and it is very, very persistent. (Basically, five meeting AUs which include Teenlock, dark!john, soul mates, kissing in the rain, drugs, group therapy, and death.)

'Every fairytale needs a good old-fashioned villain...' Get inside the heads of the villains of the show.

Two grown-ass men who solve gruesome crimes in their spare time having a pillow fight. It's not a pillow fight. It's a pillow massacre. Stuffing strewn haphazardly about the room and little bits of dust floating through the air like a snowstorm. John knows war, but he's never seen anything like this before. (Sherlock and John have a pillow battle and things get... intense.)

John is not a lot of things. John is not jealous. John is not gay. John is not in love with his flatmate. John is not any of things, until Victor Trevor comes along.

John is trapped in an elevator when Sherlock needs him most! How will the detective survive without his faithful blogger? (Told through only texts. Written for a LWS Trope Bingo Prompt. A lot better than the summary makes it sound. One-shot. Tags: Johnlock, gay, poison, gunshot, hospital, happy ending, dying detecive. Please enjoy!)

Sherlock goes undercover as a Catholic Priest for a case. While bored and sitting in confessional, he meets a lost army doctor.

Modern Office AU. Ned Stark reluctantly becomes Assistant Director of Kingsland Corporation, and must do battle with clients, employees, and his own friends. Meanwhile, Sansa deals with perverts, pedos, brats, and the normal perils of teenage life. Tyrion is exiled to the mail room, where he meets freaks like him.

Mythea-centric short stories centered around the lives of our two favorite government officals.

Sherlock's first Christmas back at Baker Street after The Fall wouldn't be complete without murder, mayhem, and - of course - John. (Otherwise titled 'Two Kisses and a Murder' (Simplified as 'The one where Molly and Greg fall in love, John goes on the hunt for the perfect Christmas gift, and Sherlock is more than a bit not good.)

John is a soldier taken hostage by terrorists. Sherlock has to negotiate his release. (Multi-chaptered Military meeting AU.)

Sometimes, John has to remind Sherlock to act human. (Otherwise known as 'The Series of Increasingly Gay One-Shots')

Sergeant Greg Lestrade is hopelessly out of his league on every case that comes across his desk. With his marriage and career on the brink, he fears he might lose everything. That is, until a certain Consulting Addict starts texting him the answers to every case. Because nothing else matters when you've got a phone and a friend. Set pre-series. Told entirely in texts. Mystrade.

The Law of Parsimony states that the simplest explanation is usually the correct one. But there's nothing simple about Sherlock Holmes. Turns out, there's nothing simple about John Watson either. (Also known as, "Starts out as fluff but eventually disintegrates into smut and other delightful things of a semi-naughty nature")