Summary: In front of the altar stood two white coffins, both covered with sprays of pink roses. From where he sat they looked identical, but Sherlock knew that the left one held John and the right one Mary.

Notes: This is inspired by shootbadcabbies' amazing art, and is supposed to be a prologue to something longer, but I don't really know what ( Read more... )

Summary: It's the first night after Sherlock short exile, and John has trouble sleeping.

Notes: Spoilers for The Abominable Bride. Talk of suicidal tendencies and drug use. Happy reading!

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Summary: Sherlock might not be a fan of Christmas, but he is a fan of other things. Like, the Nobel Prize.

Note: It’s a bit late (should have been posted two days ago), yet a bit rushed so there are errors. See end of fic for more notes.

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Summary: Anthea, Janine, and Kate, are the right-hand women to some of the most powerful and manipulative people in the UK, but it turns out that's not all they have in common...

Notes: Written for Polyshipping Day over at Tumblr. It was supposed to just be one 221b, hence the format, but it sort of grew... and I'm very inclined to continue this ( Read more... )

Summary: Mr Holmes loves his sons. He might not understand them, but he loves them.

Notes: I wrote this ages ago, at work, but for some reason I never posted it.

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Summary: A recent study concluded that the United Kingdom is the most weather obsessed nation in Europe, so it's no wonder that even Sherlock and not!Anthea can't avoid talking about the weather from time to time (no matter how much they like to think of themselves as different to everyone else).

Notes: The same study stated that Sweden is the ( Read more... )

Summary: A crime scene involving a dead anorexic woman hits close to home for John and Sherlock, leading John to discover a disturbing pattern and Sherlock to face his eating disorder in new light.

Notes: This is part of the Eating us Alive verse and will make more sense if you have read at least Eating us Alive and Eating us Alive, again, first. ( Read more... )

Summary: A crime scene involving a dead anorexic woman hits close to home for John and Sherlock, leading John to discover a disturbing pattern and Sherlock to face his eating disorder in new light.

Notes: This is part of the Eating us Alive verse and will make more sense if you have read at least Eating us Alive and Eating us Alive, again, first. ( Read more... )

Summary: A crime scene involving a dead anorexic woman hits close to home for John and Sherlock, leading John to discover a disturbing pattern and Sherlock to face his eating disorder in new light.

Notes: This is part of the Eating us Alive verse and will make more sense if you have read at least Eating us Alive and Eating us Alive, again, first. ( Read more... )

Summary: A crime scene involving a dead anorexic woman hits close to home for John and Sherlock, leading John to discover a disturbing pattern and Sherlock to face his eating disorder in new light.

Notes: This is part of the Eating us Alive verse and will make more sense if you have read at least Eating us Alive and Eating us Alive, again, first. ( Read more... )