This is a drabble about the cherry bomb incident at a Beatles concert in Memphis in 1966. Nothing happened, but things easily might have taken a turn for the worse. So I came up with this 'what if' and ran with it. I hope you'll like it, I'll see where it will take me. I do not own the Beatles, so this is merely a concocted phantasy of mine to share with you. Enjoy.

On their flight from Kaboul to London, the crew of MJN find themselves face to face with a hijacker and have to divert. I actually dreamt this up on an ottery holiday with friends, so thank you, John Finnemore, and sorry, too. I do not own any of these wonderful characters.

There's a clue everyone has missed - I do not own these characters. They belong entirely to A.C. Doyle and the latest BBC "Sherlock". N E W chapters up.

Oh yes, Sherlock had seen it coming. He can see through everything and everyone within seconds ... but he miscalculated the outcome. Alright, here I go again - I do not own either "Sherlock" or AC Doyle's mastermind detective. I admire their works, and I have a vivid imagination.

Our boys have to spend one night in a closet. One night? Yeah, doesn't sound long, but hey, who's Sherlock if he didn't get bored. Hilarity ensues, and I just decided to tell this backwards. It's the same thing in reverse. And no: I do not own "Sherlock" nor the AC Doyle Holmes. Enjoy!

Proof-read. A new case brings back long-forgotten haunts. After all, there is a story behind how Sherlock became Sherlock. Anyway, I don't own Sherlock Holmes or any other characters in this story. They're all Doyle's and the BBC's. Warning: will turn gruesome! M for hardcore and violence.

What happens when the boys go to see "A Game of Shadows" or google themselves? I don't own A.C. Doyle's characters, don't own the BBC "Sherlock" and most definitely don't own the Guy Ritchie movie ... used to be triggered into a life of its own by a dare but has now returned to its original state. Complete...ly nonsensical... though, the mistakes in the blockbuster are all there.

Some secrets have to be shared to cope with the past. Warning: hints at violence! I do not own any of these characters. They belong to A.C. Doyle and the BBC "Sherlock". Updated.

After the fall, John joins Doctors without Borders whilst some Julian Barnes takes up teaching in Tibet. I don't own any of the characters so brilliantly brought into life by A.C. Doyle and the BBC "Sherlock" crew. Apologies.

11 days in the life of John and Sherlock. 11 days that make Sherlock realize something important. Warning: this may be read as slash, though this is not the point. I do not own any of these characters. They still belong to A.C. Doyle and the BBC series.

John discovers Sherlock's darkest secret ... warning: hints at violence! I don't own any of these characters. They belong entirely to A.C. Doyle and the Moffat/Gatiss "Sherlock". In response to your lovely comments, now a multi-chapter.

Sherlock 'dies'. Again ... obviously, I don't own either Sherlock Holmes or John Watson. All characters belong entirely to A.C. Doyle and the BBC "Sherlock".

Sherlock is ... being Sherlock no matter what . Warning: dark, adult themes. Still don't own the characters; they're still the property of A.C.Doyle and the BBC 'Sherlock' series.