"I fear," I remarked one evening, as we sat before the fire, I with my infant to my breast and my husband comfortably settled in the armchair opposite mine, "that our son resembles more a changeling than a baby."

Night after the fall, Molly returns to her flat to find someone waiting in the dark. Short, simple. Firm T rating.

Seventeen years postSerenity, old friends meet again, earthbound. MalInara.

It wasn't that Dean liked her more than people, but that she was just... well, yes, actually, he liked her better than people. People broke. Cars broke, too. But people broke and you couldn't fix them. - Post S2 angst.

Mal's crisis of faith shakes his ability to trust in anyone, let alone a higher power. Can a man who has lost all his sentimentality renew his faith in the goodness of others? (Oneshot)

After Sherlock's apparent death in TRF, John realises he knew practically nothing about his friend. He delves into Sherlock's past to find the truth about the man he lived with. But what will happen when a shadowy figure from Sherlock's past shows up on the doorstep of 221B? Post-Reichenbach, eventual JohnxOC

Sherlock receives a mysterious letter from a character from his past

"The Lord looked out to the sea again. Peter looked as well, and suddenly there was the memory of water beneath his feet. He did not think of sinking. He thought of that unnameable feeling in his chest; it had carried him out onto the sea with his beloved master. It swelled within him now." -Some things don't require much thought. One-shot based on John chapter 21. Introspective.

Three years. Christmas time again. Sherlock's been dead for three years. Or has he? Well, he's been gone for three years. I guess it's time for a little Christmas reunion.

Everyone always thought Sherlock was a sociopath. Because that's what he always told them. Because that's what he wanted them to believe. Because that's what he needed them to believe. Warnings: Explicit self-harm, drug abuse, endless angst, and eventually lots of delicious, explicit Johnlock

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

After the fall, a Sherlock in absence of his blogger decides that perhaps the solar system isn't so dull after all.

Post-Reichenbach. John starts a domestic vlog. Sherlock watches it on stolen phones, over flickering wi-fi, and aches. / One-sided pining with background John/Mary. One-shot.

There had never been a place for him in John's comfortable future of wife-children-countryside, but it hurt to see it evolve even as their friendship dissolved. Maybe not dissolved. Diluted? Yes, more a dilution. What had once been a strong bond of fondness was now something tense and fragile, held together only by Sherlock's refusal to leave.

Pretending isn't easy, even for the great Sherlock Holmes.—Part of the One-a-Day Challenge

It was only fair to ask for something in return.

He looks different now, three years later: his patience is wearing as thin as the cloth of his quite tattered scarf. He wonders many things, but only one thought dominates his mind now; how will John react? This must be sentiment. A short one-shot which describes the reunion of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson. Something to ameliorate the Reichenbach Fall feels.

Set Post TRF. John is not doing well.

A collection of happenings that could possibly take place during Sherlock's absence.

"Just the two of us against the rest of the world..."

"And John would take the dreams of falling, take a hundred dreams of falling, as long as he never had to have another dream where he watched." John Watson can't stop thinking about falling. Post-Reichenbach.

Immediately after he falls off the roof, Sherlock has to deal with the consequences of his decision. It's not quite as easy as he anticipated. And Molly? She's just along for the ride.

Sherlock once said breathing is boring. John knows that there are moments in life when breathing is not only not boring, it's nearly impossible. Another drop in the ocean of possibilities for the reunion.

Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. That's the life of Captain Malcolm Reynolds and crew. So when their ship crashes into Ezra, it's almost business as usual. Post movie. (Now complete! Thanks everyone!)

A poem based on the Biblical account of Peter's denial of Jesus.

"All he wanted was her happiness." Gwen's thoughts at Lancelot's funeral. Oneshot.

John makes what he thinks is the last post on his blog. Someone disagrees.

Post Reichenbach Fic. All the things that were missed. The reactions, the funeral, the fights, the movement, the reunion. Warnings for : Character "death" spoilers, blood? Emotions?

They ought not to do this. They know that Arthur sees through their thinly veiled lies. They know what they're doing is wrong; they ought not to do this yet they do anyway. They've done it since the fateful day. The fateful day when everything changed.

They always ask where she's from. She lies. Mal/Inara

If Sarah had never remembered the words "you have no power over me" what would she have done to save her brother Toby? M for swearing, sexual situations, and for angst. Jareth/Sarah

Sherlock is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Warning: angst like whoa.

It ends with Lord Alcott screaming for Gwaine and Merlin's immediate banishment or execution. Arthur is given the, uh, pleasure of trying to figure out what the hell happened. Questing Trio centric!

Simon remembers about his first love.

A waitress watches an old woman in her cafe and wonders who she is.

Between runs, the crew of Serenity hides out on a jungle planet and have some shore leave. Inara teaches Mal to Swim.