Silly John. Did he ever know? Did he need everyone to spell it out for him? Spoilers for "His Last Vow".

It's Sherlock's birthday and John is not doing well. No matter how hard he's tried to keep on living, he knows he is going to give up soon and he isn't going to make it. Today is his last and only chance to visit Sherlock's grave to talk and give him his gifts:His dog tags, a book full of notes and memories and the meaning of love as Sherlock watches on in grief.HeavyAngst&NoSlash

It's here, the day of sentiment and well wishes hidden underneath the reminder that he was just getting older and going to die. Not that Sherlock rejected the idea, it was fact of course. It was just ironic and he just didn't understand the importance of birthdays until today, when he wakes up to find that John has forgotten about it. Epic Friendship and Humor. No Slash.

After the death of his father - the world's only consulting detective - thirteen-year-old Hamish reflects on his unique upbringing at 221B Baker St., and his very own definition of family. Warnings for major character death. Established Johnlock, with mentions of Mystrade. Parent!lock. Takes place after the events of the TV series.

AU Sherlock&John meeting. When soldier John Watson returns from the war he finds that he and the life he left behind are not the same and he does not know how to return to it. When John goes to end his life on a certain roof he finds that a strange someone is already there ahead of him with the same idea and neither of them want to find a different roof. No slash. Epic Friendship

Sherlock was staring now. "Whatever is the matter with you, Mycroft? You haven't insulted me once and you're barely following the conversation." John cleared his throat. "I think I can answer that question for you. Mycroft? What's the date?" "10th January 2006."

After Sherlock and John are separated for a long time, John returns and finds that Sherlock has "deleted" him. John must figure out a way to make Sherlock remember him, or else build their entire friendship (if that's really all it is) from scratch. Ship: Johnlock, some Mystrade.

The observations of a brilliant, amnesiac murder witness force John to rethink his assumptions about Sherlock, himself, and the definition of love. Meanwhile, a murderer is still on the loose . . .

Written for a kinkmeme prompt. Sherlock makes deductions about a loved up couple nearby. John realises it sounds exactly like them. S/J

"Not good?" Two words and Lestrade realized just who John Watson actually was.

Not an angel. Not a brother. Not a boyfriend. How three men's use of emotional duct tape can be more effective than you'd think. Sherlock/Avengers crossover. Loki moves into 221B, and shenanigans go down.

"Did you know that a man will die if he loses five pints of blood?" A chilling story for Halloween.

This is the practice room, stripped bare to the walls. This is the negotiating table. This is the battlefield, at rest. Set Post-Reichenbach.

It was one of life's great ironies that the day Molly decided to get over him and on with her life was the day Sherlock Holmes realised that he actually had feelings for her and it was high time he did something about them.

The Potters' move to 221 Baker Street was fairly misguided. Yes, the nosy neighbours and poisonous press weren't outright trying to kill them. But a consulting criminal knows exactly how to burn their hearts. So as London falls and memories shatter, a hero may be rewritten. — Books 1 and 2 are finished!

While is Sherlock in the hospital with doctors trying to get a bullet out of his head, Sally Donovon decides that she misses the freak when his big brother takes over the case. Rating is for the initial discription of Sherlock's injury

Sherlock is a forensic pathologist teaching at Bart's. John is his student who finds himself very interested in Dr Holmes. Sherlock is interested too, but John is his student...a relationship between them is hardly appropriate. And yet it feels right. But it is against his principles, not to mention the rules. So they go their separate ways only to meet again.

Sherlock Holmes had his first experience of sex when he was sixteen years old, with a girl who was the daughter of his father's buisiness partner, helped along with a stolen bottle of scotch and a rather ancient looking condom stolen from the wallet of an obnoxious party guest. Somehow, eleven years and three months later, he's faced with ten year old John Watson.(Sequel up)

Sherlock doesn't know why he's suddenly started dreaming of a boring man, a place he's never been and a life that isn't is. John, of course, doesn't exist- except that it's starting to look like he does. It could be that Sherlock's brain is bored, or that he's going insane- or maybe that the universe is quietly gluing two halves together. Johnlock.

Suspecting John is depressed about turning 40, Sherlock tries to get John excited about a case until he realizes all John really wants is to be married and have a family. "Have you...considered adoption?" Straight!John & Celibate!Sherlock.

John had a plan, and it's name was Get Some Sex. And the capitals were most certainly necessary. A short, humourous oneshot that I wrote for fun. Slash, Sherlock/John.

Jim Moriarty, Loki Laufeyson, the Master. With three egos that big plus a slightly bitter gunman sharing one London flat, things can get... interesting. Honestly, their arch-rivals teaming up- with two hunters and an angel to boot- is the least of their worries. A series of instalments with crossovers everywhere and a good dollop of utter crack.

When Jim leaves his number under the dish, Sherlock doesn't tell Molly. He calls. Perhaps John's lessons in kindness weren't such a good idea after all.

Sherlock has never learned to swim.

Danger is Sherlock's life, but this game of Moriarty's pushes it beyond anything else Sherlock and John have ever known. When the game is this deadly, there can only be one winner. And when you're playing for your life, you need something to live for.