An anniversary, and a fic masterlist
It was suggested to me that I should put up a masterlist of my online fic. And today happens to be quite an appropriate day, as it's seven years since I started my LiveJournal, and LJ claims that this is my 1,000th entry, though I'm a bit suspicious about that as I seem to remember its counter is a bit dodgy. Anyway, I have made approximately one thousand entries over the past seven years.
As far as I can remember, I have written fic in three fandoms (now joined by an unexpected fourth, a fifth that one might expect to have been there all along, and a sixth that I thought was a one-off until it gained a partner... oh, and now there's a seventh and eighth, and then there are the crossovers with a ninth and tenth). The B7 list has expanded recently as I've uploaded fic which was posted on email lists or appeared in print zines to AO3.
I haven't tried to use a ratings system because I never understand them. There's hardly any sex (if it crops up, I usually mention it in the note) but quite a lot of death, particularly in the B7 stories. I have tried to sort them into a very rough chronological order.
Blake's Seven
Broken Window Mara Lee of the Free Contractors' Guild meets a scrawny brat with big ambitions. Could he become the bonny fighter he aspires to be?
(Pre-first season: Jarriere, original character. 1,452 words. FCBP 2011.)
A Good Pair of Boots Blake is leaving Earth for the first time, and he comes to someone who can help him with the right footwear for an alien chalkpit.
(Pre-first season: Blake, Platon Karataev (War and Peace), original characters. 1,978 words. FCBP 2016.)
A dream worth having A talented thief meets a big-name smuggler in a bar to discuss business.
(Pre-first season: Jenna, Vila. 1,281 words. For vilakins.)
Bartolomew Waiting for Avon to return with the visas, Bartolomew pays one last visit to her office in Central Security to make sure she has left no loose ends... but finds an unexpected visitor.
(Pre-first season: Anna Grant, original characters. 4,444 words. FCBP 2014.)
Keller's Catullus Stranded on Virn, Keller translates Catullus XI as his final message to Servalan.
(Probably pre-first season, five years before fourth: Don Keller, Servalan. Poem. 179 words. FCBP 2015.)
Hard Labour Cygnus Alpha was rather a mess when Dev Tarrant arrived to complete his masterplan for Blake.
(First season: Dev Tarrant, original character. 1,000 words. FCBP 2009.)
Coffin Time Squad's chilling back story.
(First season: original character. 1,677 words. FCBP 2005.)
Head to Head Avon's questions about Gan's limiter reveal they have more in common than he realised.
(First season; Avon, Gan. 500 words. Tribute to David Jackson, who died in July 2005.)
To see or not to see Is video security a step too far for the Liberator?
(First season: Blake, Avon, Cally. 365 words)
Unforgiven Tyce Sarkoff and her father discuss family affairs in the Lindorian Presidential Residence.
(Post-first season: Tyce, Sarkoff. 365 words. FCBP 2010.)
An Unexpected Ally The Lindor Strategy having failed, the Federation is attempting more traditional methods.
(Post-first season: Sarkoff, Brigadier. 400 words. Combined tribute to T. P. McKenna and Nicholas Courtney, who both died in February 2011.)
Not the Same Blake's clones learn their first lesson.
(Second season: Clones, Fen. 1,212 words. FCBP 2007.)
Virtuous Conversation The Liberator crew consider which of the traditional Seven Virtues are important to them.
(Second season: Liberator crew. 1,168 words. FCBP 2000.)
Make Light Not War The Liberator faces certain destruction until two previously unknown siblings make a spectacular intervention.
(Second season: Liberator crew, original characters. 420 words. For the b7friday prompt "Women to the Rescue".)
Star Fighting Man Jarriere is enjoying a quiet day in a Rest Centre when he unexpectedly finds himself on a strange space ship facing unexpected danger with an unexpected ally.
(Second season: Jarriere, Orac, Liberator crew. 4,274 words. Jarriere ficathon 2005.)
Kasabi's Child While Travis is busy trying to trap Blake at Central Control, Servalan is playing out the final round of a game that began sixteen years ago - and might lead to a very different future.
(Second season: Servalan, Veron, Jenna. 3,610 words. Published in Sleer as Folk (2002), ed. Fran and Ika.)
Won't Get Bitten Again Why did Avon so often take Vila with him when they left the ship? What happened the time he didn't?
(Second season: Cally, Vila, Avon. 2,320 words. FCBP 2004; also published in Tales from Space City 9, ed. Helen Patrick.)
Remembrance Gambrill's used to forgetting.
(Second season: Gambrill, Bellfriar, Blake. 400 words. For the b7friday prompt "Sidekicks".)
The Way Out Ven Glynd considers his past, and future.
(Second season: Ven Glynd. 989 words. FCBP 2003.)
Tat for Tit Cornered without a teleport bracelet - how can Vila get out of this one?
(Probably second season: Vila, Jarriere. 300 words. In memory of mistraltoes, who died in June 2011.)
An Alternative Gambit Jarriere turns down a job escorting a high-ranking Federation official to Freedom City, with unexpected results.
(End of second season: Jarriere, original characters. 775 words. FCBP 2006.)
Undiplomatic Relations The president of Lindor responds to the news of his only child's liaison with a diminutive Scottish bodyguard-cum-hitman.
(Post-second season: Sarkoff, Tyce. 100 words. Tribute to T. P. McKenna, who died in February 2011.)
Murdered Sleep The blood on Servalan's hands... This one's a comment fic, but you should read astrogirl2's original first for it to make sense.
(Any of the first three seasons: Servalan, original character. 50 words.)
Ships that pass in the night A visitor calls at Space City.
(Third or fourth season: Jenna, Bek. 130 words.)
Fox into Lady Vila can dream...
(Third or fourth season: Vila, Dayna. 66 words. Implied sexual content. FCBP 2003.)
The Meeting of Minds Stranded on Terminal, Cally remembers finding unexpected companionship on the Liberator.
(Start of fourth season: Cally, Zen. 1,576 words. FCBP 2008.)
The Second Time Servalan recognises a sexual abuser when she sees one.
(Fourth season: Servalan, Dayna. 100 words.)
Recognition On the run from the Federation, Deva asks a smuggler to take him on board. But what will he do when he meets his cabin-mate?
(Fourth season, or earlier: Deva, Jenna, Blake. 1,940 words. FCBP 2013.)
An Intelligent Mind Can Adapt Servalan's triumph at Gauda Prime is overturned in the last way she - or Avon - could have expected.
(End of fourth season: Servalan, Avon, Orac. 980 words. FCBP 1999; also published in Varia Lectio, ed. Ellie B.)
Another Line through the Pattern Was the tragedy on Gauda Prime really necessary? Suppose one person had the power to change the course of events?
(End of fourth season: Klyn, Avon, Blake, Arlen, Deva. 1,221 words. FCBP 2012. Tribute to Janet Lees Price, who died in May 2012.)
Note: FCBP = Freedom City Birthday Party, an annual ficfest on a B7 mailing list.
Doctor Who
Time Truants Who really decided it was time to leave Gallifrey?
(pre-1963 season: Susan, First Doctor. 434 words.)
An Unexpected Ally The Lindor Strategy having failed, the Federation is attempting more traditional methods.
(Any season where the Brigadier is being the Brigadier: Sarkoff, Brigadier. 400 words. Combined tribute to T. P. McKenna and Nicholas Courtney, who both died in February 2011.)
Home is the Hero Mickey Smith has saved the (alternate) world from the Cybermen. But there's bad news for him back in London.
(2006 season: Mickey. 200 words.)
The Rory Williams trilogy
Sugar and Snails: How Rory Williams took the first steps towards a medical career Young Rory stands up for girls in general, and Amelia in particular.
(2010 season: Rory, Jeff. 677 words.)
House Games: How Rory Williams learned to break through a barrier What happened to Rory when House separated him from Amy on the TARDIS?
(2011 season: Rory, Amy, House. 1,445 words.)
Yes, the River Knows: How Rory Williams got to know his daughter Rory finds it difficult to say when they first met.
(2010 and 2011 seasons: Rory, River. 1,223 words.)
The Turn of the Screwdriver The Doctor is taken by surprise when he receives a message from River.
(post-2012 season: Eleventh Doctor. 1,050 words. For matildabj's birthday.)
Ghosts in the Machine A remark from Miss Evangelista prompts River Song to think about Donna. Can they help her from inside the Library?
(post-2012 season: River Song, Miss Evangelista. 2,150 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
Second Chance It's no dream; Clara Oswald is ninety, nearing the end of a full life. Sixty-two years ago, she parted from the Doctor on a lie. Is it too late to change her story?
(2014 season: Clara, Twelfth Doctor. 909 words. For astrogirl2's birthday.)
Sherlock
Pavane Mycroft Holmes finds himself engaged in a slow and courtly dance with a barely glimpsed partner.
(probably pre-2010 season: Mycroft, Pavanne, Other. 1,554 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
Dr Stamford's Prescription: The Problem of Sherlock Holmes Sherlock needs a home, and maybe something more. Can Mike find the winning formula?
(2010 season: Mike, Sherlock. 999 words. For my first Sherlockfic anniversary.)
The Best-Laid Plans of Mortuary Technicians Molly experiments with a totally scientific short cut to Sherlock's heart.
(2010 season: Molly, Sherlock, Mike, John. 222 words.)
Sort of trilogy, about evenings
Off Duty: An Evening Down the Pub An evening down the pub with Lestrade has to be less disconcerting than an evening at 221b with Sherlock. Or that's what John thought.
(2010 season: John, Lestrade. 777 words.)
Taken for a Ride: An Evening on the Road Sherlock and Lestrade in a car. Not as exciting as other stories about Sherlock and Lestrade in a car.
(2010 season: Lestrade, Sherlock. 666 words.)
Orbital Observation: An Evening in Soho Square John makes a deduction about Sherlock's past.
(2010 season: Sherlock, John. 777 words.)
Good Cop: Another Evening Down the Pub Sort of sequel to Off Duty (above). Down the pub, John and Lestrade continue to discuss the reform of Sherlock Holmes.
(2010 season: John, Lestrade. 222 words. For Rupert Graves' 48th birthday.)
Himself Mrs Hudson contemplates her history with Sherlock's skull.
(2010 season: Mrs Hudson, Sherlock. 999 words.)
Morning after Black Car Night Donovan and Lestrade discuss her evening out in a black car.
(2010 season: Donovan, Lestrade. 999 words.)
Blink and you'll miss the bus It's John's birthday. He and his friends meet in a pub and witter on about topics which will make little sense to anyone other than
legionseagle.
(2010 season: John, Donovan, Sherlock, Lestrade, Harry. 999 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
On the Other Hand It hadn't occurred to Sherlock that John's gaze might stray.
(2010 season: Sherlock, John, Lestrade, Donovan. 888 words. By
mresundance's kind permission, a follow-up to a piece about John having a hand fetish. Implied sexual content.)
Found Out A trio of 221b stories about which characters read Sherlock/Lestrade, and which writes it.
(2010 season: Lestrade, Sherlock, and others. 666 words. Mild sexual content.)
Twenty Years After If I gave warnings, this is the one I would warn for. But explaining why would rather take away from the point (if you can work out what that is).
(Hintfic written as a comment in someone else's journal: 25 words. You might not like it. See above.)
The Fount of the Baskervilles When Mycroft notices some typesetting errors, he wants Sherlock to look into the issue. But Sherlock delegates the investigation to John.
(2010 season: John, Sherlock, Lestrade, Mycroft, Anthea, OCs. 4,218 words. For fengirl88.)
Gold as Brass Hiring a car to drive to the Lake District seemed like a good idea. It's the journey back which turns into a Withnailesque nightmare.
(2010 season: John, Sherlock, Donovan, Anderson, Lestrade. 1,110 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
Godiva Norton Sherlock discovers the solution to a completely different Coventry conundrum.
(2012 season: Sherlock, Irene, Kate. 444 words. Implied sexual content. For kate_lear's birthday.)
Toronto Will Mr Birling get a drink when Sherlock is drafted in to stop Douglas stealing the whisky?
(2012 season, crossover with Cabin Pressure's unaired 2013 season: John, Sherlock, Carolyn, Arthur, Martin, Douglas, Mr Birling. 1,110 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
The Dying Game Moriarty explains the object of the game.
(2012 season: Moriarty. 222 words. For my second Sherlockfic anniversary.)
Ulysses Holmes The Reichenbach Hero has fallen. Friends, associates, complete strangers and the man himself spend the day wandering round London.
(2012 season: John, Sherlock, fleeting appearances by Mike, Mrs Hudson, Mycroft, Kitty, Lestrade, the Chief Super, Harry, Max, Irene, OCs and Molly. 3,996 words. For Bloomsday.)
Secrets and Lies John asks Molly to help him clear Sherlock by finding out the truth about Moriarty - which sends them back to a very cold case.
(Post-2012 season: John, Molly and Mr Powers. 2,664 words.)
Astride of a Grave Visiting Sherlock's gravestone with John, Mary's thoughts wander to another London cemetery.
(2014 season: Mary, John. 888 words.)
Outside the Box An alternative ending for His Last Vow - what I actually thought Lestrade would see on the pub TV.
(2014 season: Lestrade, Mycroft. 222 words.)
Pressure Point When Mary wakes on Christmas afternoon, more than one explanation is required.
(2014 season: Mary, Bill, Mycroft. 1,554 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
The Other One A crazy English couple called Holmes come to visit their daughter in the maximum security wing of Oklahoma State Penitentiary.
(post 2014 season: Mrs Holmes, Mr Holmes, Others. 1,554 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
X-Men: First Class and X-Men: Days of Future Past
A Single Mutant Erik Lehnsherr meets a dog on a snowy road.
(Crossover with film version of A Single Man. Erik, dog. 1,000 words. For fengirl88.)
Silver Erik follows a trail of vibrating metal to the kitchen.
(Erik, Charles. 1,000 words. For ginbitch.)
Good Day Sunshine Once a year, Charles and Erik meet. They don't talk about about business.
(Charles, Erik. 1,000 words. Implied sexual content. For ginbitch.)
Whiplash Time distorts in solitary confinement. But rejoining the world may be just as strange.
(Erik, Pietro Maximoff. 1,000 words. For ginbitch and fengirl88.)
Life on Mars
Sunday in the Park with Sam Ruth and Sammy meet a woman in the park.
(Ruth Tyler, young Sam Tyler, original character. 100 words. For the prompt "Mother's Day".)
Scott & Bailey
Stories we could tell At Murray's send-off, Dodson remembers an old story, and prepares for a new one.
(DCI Gill Murray, DSI Julie Dodson. 445 words. Implied sexual content.)
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Love Starts at Midnight Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff explains why he has waited forty years to dance again with Clive Wynne-Candy.
(Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff, Clive Wynne-Candy. 943 words. Implied sexual content. For fengirl88.)
I am Titania After a night in captivity, Clive Wynne-Candy offers an account of his ruminations to Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff.
( Clive Wynne-Candy, Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff. 943 words. For fengirl88.)
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
The Rose at her Mouth Watching Arabella Strange reduced to a smiling, dancing doll in the kingdom of Lost-hope, Lady Pole begins to wonder whether her own miserable fate is not the worst thing in the world after all.
(Emma Pole, Arabella Strange, Stephen Black, the Gentleman with the Thistledown Hair. 1,816 words. For fengirl88.)
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As far as I can remember, I have written fic in three fandoms (now joined by an unexpected fourth, a fifth that one might expect to have been there all along, and a sixth that I thought was a one-off until it gained a partner... oh, and now there's a seventh and eighth, and then there are the crossovers with a ninth and tenth). The B7 list has expanded recently as I've uploaded fic which was posted on email lists or appeared in print zines to AO3.
I haven't tried to use a ratings system because I never understand them. There's hardly any sex (if it crops up, I usually mention it in the note) but quite a lot of death, particularly in the B7 stories. I have tried to sort them into a very rough chronological order.
Blake's Seven
Broken Window Mara Lee of the Free Contractors' Guild meets a scrawny brat with big ambitions. Could he become the bonny fighter he aspires to be?
(Pre-first season: Jarriere, original character. 1,452 words. FCBP 2011.)
A Good Pair of Boots Blake is leaving Earth for the first time, and he comes to someone who can help him with the right footwear for an alien chalkpit.
(Pre-first season: Blake, Platon Karataev (War and Peace), original characters. 1,978 words. FCBP 2016.)
A dream worth having A talented thief meets a big-name smuggler in a bar to discuss business.
(Pre-first season: Jenna, Vila. 1,281 words. For vilakins.)
Bartolomew Waiting for Avon to return with the visas, Bartolomew pays one last visit to her office in Central Security to make sure she has left no loose ends... but finds an unexpected visitor.
(Pre-first season: Anna Grant, original characters. 4,444 words. FCBP 2014.)
Keller's Catullus Stranded on Virn, Keller translates Catullus XI as his final message to Servalan.
(Probably pre-first season, five years before fourth: Don Keller, Servalan. Poem. 179 words. FCBP 2015.)
Hard Labour Cygnus Alpha was rather a mess when Dev Tarrant arrived to complete his masterplan for Blake.
(First season: Dev Tarrant, original character. 1,000 words. FCBP 2009.)
Coffin Time Squad's chilling back story.
(First season: original character. 1,677 words. FCBP 2005.)
Head to Head Avon's questions about Gan's limiter reveal they have more in common than he realised.
(First season; Avon, Gan. 500 words. Tribute to David Jackson, who died in July 2005.)
To see or not to see Is video security a step too far for the Liberator?
(First season: Blake, Avon, Cally. 365 words)
Unforgiven Tyce Sarkoff and her father discuss family affairs in the Lindorian Presidential Residence.
(Post-first season: Tyce, Sarkoff. 365 words. FCBP 2010.)
An Unexpected Ally The Lindor Strategy having failed, the Federation is attempting more traditional methods.
(Post-first season: Sarkoff, Brigadier. 400 words. Combined tribute to T. P. McKenna and Nicholas Courtney, who both died in February 2011.)
Not the Same Blake's clones learn their first lesson.
(Second season: Clones, Fen. 1,212 words. FCBP 2007.)
Virtuous Conversation The Liberator crew consider which of the traditional Seven Virtues are important to them.
(Second season: Liberator crew. 1,168 words. FCBP 2000.)
Make Light Not War The Liberator faces certain destruction until two previously unknown siblings make a spectacular intervention.
(Second season: Liberator crew, original characters. 420 words. For the b7friday prompt "Women to the Rescue".)
Star Fighting Man Jarriere is enjoying a quiet day in a Rest Centre when he unexpectedly finds himself on a strange space ship facing unexpected danger with an unexpected ally.
(Second season: Jarriere, Orac, Liberator crew. 4,274 words. Jarriere ficathon 2005.)
Kasabi's Child While Travis is busy trying to trap Blake at Central Control, Servalan is playing out the final round of a game that began sixteen years ago - and might lead to a very different future.
(Second season: Servalan, Veron, Jenna. 3,610 words. Published in Sleer as Folk (2002), ed. Fran and Ika.)
Won't Get Bitten Again Why did Avon so often take Vila with him when they left the ship? What happened the time he didn't?
(Second season: Cally, Vila, Avon. 2,320 words. FCBP 2004; also published in Tales from Space City 9, ed. Helen Patrick.)
Remembrance Gambrill's used to forgetting.
(Second season: Gambrill, Bellfriar, Blake. 400 words. For the b7friday prompt "Sidekicks".)
The Way Out Ven Glynd considers his past, and future.
(Second season: Ven Glynd. 989 words. FCBP 2003.)
Tat for Tit Cornered without a teleport bracelet - how can Vila get out of this one?
(Probably second season: Vila, Jarriere. 300 words. In memory of mistraltoes, who died in June 2011.)
An Alternative Gambit Jarriere turns down a job escorting a high-ranking Federation official to Freedom City, with unexpected results.
(End of second season: Jarriere, original characters. 775 words. FCBP 2006.)
Undiplomatic Relations The president of Lindor responds to the news of his only child's liaison with a diminutive Scottish bodyguard-cum-hitman.
(Post-second season: Sarkoff, Tyce. 100 words. Tribute to T. P. McKenna, who died in February 2011.)
Murdered Sleep The blood on Servalan's hands... This one's a comment fic, but you should read astrogirl2's original first for it to make sense.
(Any of the first three seasons: Servalan, original character. 50 words.)
Ships that pass in the night A visitor calls at Space City.
(Third or fourth season: Jenna, Bek. 130 words.)
Fox into Lady Vila can dream...
(Third or fourth season: Vila, Dayna. 66 words. Implied sexual content. FCBP 2003.)
The Meeting of Minds Stranded on Terminal, Cally remembers finding unexpected companionship on the Liberator.
(Start of fourth season: Cally, Zen. 1,576 words. FCBP 2008.)
The Second Time Servalan recognises a sexual abuser when she sees one.
(Fourth season: Servalan, Dayna. 100 words.)
Recognition On the run from the Federation, Deva asks a smuggler to take him on board. But what will he do when he meets his cabin-mate?
(Fourth season, or earlier: Deva, Jenna, Blake. 1,940 words. FCBP 2013.)
An Intelligent Mind Can Adapt Servalan's triumph at Gauda Prime is overturned in the last way she - or Avon - could have expected.
(End of fourth season: Servalan, Avon, Orac. 980 words. FCBP 1999; also published in Varia Lectio, ed. Ellie B.)
Another Line through the Pattern Was the tragedy on Gauda Prime really necessary? Suppose one person had the power to change the course of events?
(End of fourth season: Klyn, Avon, Blake, Arlen, Deva. 1,221 words. FCBP 2012. Tribute to Janet Lees Price, who died in May 2012.)
Note: FCBP = Freedom City Birthday Party, an annual ficfest on a B7 mailing list.
Doctor Who
Time Truants Who really decided it was time to leave Gallifrey?
(pre-1963 season: Susan, First Doctor. 434 words.)
An Unexpected Ally The Lindor Strategy having failed, the Federation is attempting more traditional methods.
(Any season where the Brigadier is being the Brigadier: Sarkoff, Brigadier. 400 words. Combined tribute to T. P. McKenna and Nicholas Courtney, who both died in February 2011.)
Home is the Hero Mickey Smith has saved the (alternate) world from the Cybermen. But there's bad news for him back in London.
(2006 season: Mickey. 200 words.)
The Rory Williams trilogy
Sugar and Snails: How Rory Williams took the first steps towards a medical career Young Rory stands up for girls in general, and Amelia in particular.
(2010 season: Rory, Jeff. 677 words.)
House Games: How Rory Williams learned to break through a barrier What happened to Rory when House separated him from Amy on the TARDIS?
(2011 season: Rory, Amy, House. 1,445 words.)
Yes, the River Knows: How Rory Williams got to know his daughter Rory finds it difficult to say when they first met.
(2010 and 2011 seasons: Rory, River. 1,223 words.)
The Turn of the Screwdriver The Doctor is taken by surprise when he receives a message from River.
(post-2012 season: Eleventh Doctor. 1,050 words. For matildabj's birthday.)
Ghosts in the Machine A remark from Miss Evangelista prompts River Song to think about Donna. Can they help her from inside the Library?
(post-2012 season: River Song, Miss Evangelista. 2,150 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
Second Chance It's no dream; Clara Oswald is ninety, nearing the end of a full life. Sixty-two years ago, she parted from the Doctor on a lie. Is it too late to change her story?
(2014 season: Clara, Twelfth Doctor. 909 words. For astrogirl2's birthday.)
Sherlock
Pavane Mycroft Holmes finds himself engaged in a slow and courtly dance with a barely glimpsed partner.
(probably pre-2010 season: Mycroft, Pavanne, Other. 1,554 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
Dr Stamford's Prescription: The Problem of Sherlock Holmes Sherlock needs a home, and maybe something more. Can Mike find the winning formula?
(2010 season: Mike, Sherlock. 999 words. For my first Sherlockfic anniversary.)
The Best-Laid Plans of Mortuary Technicians Molly experiments with a totally scientific short cut to Sherlock's heart.
(2010 season: Molly, Sherlock, Mike, John. 222 words.)
Sort of trilogy, about evenings
Off Duty: An Evening Down the Pub An evening down the pub with Lestrade has to be less disconcerting than an evening at 221b with Sherlock. Or that's what John thought.
(2010 season: John, Lestrade. 777 words.)
Taken for a Ride: An Evening on the Road Sherlock and Lestrade in a car. Not as exciting as other stories about Sherlock and Lestrade in a car.
(2010 season: Lestrade, Sherlock. 666 words.)
Orbital Observation: An Evening in Soho Square John makes a deduction about Sherlock's past.
(2010 season: Sherlock, John. 777 words.)
Good Cop: Another Evening Down the Pub Sort of sequel to Off Duty (above). Down the pub, John and Lestrade continue to discuss the reform of Sherlock Holmes.
(2010 season: John, Lestrade. 222 words. For Rupert Graves' 48th birthday.)
Himself Mrs Hudson contemplates her history with Sherlock's skull.
(2010 season: Mrs Hudson, Sherlock. 999 words.)
Morning after Black Car Night Donovan and Lestrade discuss her evening out in a black car.
(2010 season: Donovan, Lestrade. 999 words.)
Blink and you'll miss the bus It's John's birthday. He and his friends meet in a pub and witter on about topics which will make little sense to anyone other than
legionseagle.
(2010 season: John, Donovan, Sherlock, Lestrade, Harry. 999 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
On the Other Hand It hadn't occurred to Sherlock that John's gaze might stray.
(2010 season: Sherlock, John, Lestrade, Donovan. 888 words. By
mresundance's kind permission, a follow-up to a piece about John having a hand fetish. Implied sexual content.)
Found Out A trio of 221b stories about which characters read Sherlock/Lestrade, and which writes it.
(2010 season: Lestrade, Sherlock, and others. 666 words. Mild sexual content.)
Twenty Years After If I gave warnings, this is the one I would warn for. But explaining why would rather take away from the point (if you can work out what that is).
(Hintfic written as a comment in someone else's journal: 25 words. You might not like it. See above.)
The Fount of the Baskervilles When Mycroft notices some typesetting errors, he wants Sherlock to look into the issue. But Sherlock delegates the investigation to John.
(2010 season: John, Sherlock, Lestrade, Mycroft, Anthea, OCs. 4,218 words. For fengirl88.)
Gold as Brass Hiring a car to drive to the Lake District seemed like a good idea. It's the journey back which turns into a Withnailesque nightmare.
(2010 season: John, Sherlock, Donovan, Anderson, Lestrade. 1,110 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
Godiva Norton Sherlock discovers the solution to a completely different Coventry conundrum.
(2012 season: Sherlock, Irene, Kate. 444 words. Implied sexual content. For kate_lear's birthday.)
Toronto Will Mr Birling get a drink when Sherlock is drafted in to stop Douglas stealing the whisky?
(2012 season, crossover with Cabin Pressure's unaired 2013 season: John, Sherlock, Carolyn, Arthur, Martin, Douglas, Mr Birling. 1,110 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
The Dying Game Moriarty explains the object of the game.
(2012 season: Moriarty. 222 words. For my second Sherlockfic anniversary.)
Ulysses Holmes The Reichenbach Hero has fallen. Friends, associates, complete strangers and the man himself spend the day wandering round London.
(2012 season: John, Sherlock, fleeting appearances by Mike, Mrs Hudson, Mycroft, Kitty, Lestrade, the Chief Super, Harry, Max, Irene, OCs and Molly. 3,996 words. For Bloomsday.)
Secrets and Lies John asks Molly to help him clear Sherlock by finding out the truth about Moriarty - which sends them back to a very cold case.
(Post-2012 season: John, Molly and Mr Powers. 2,664 words.)
Astride of a Grave Visiting Sherlock's gravestone with John, Mary's thoughts wander to another London cemetery.
(2014 season: Mary, John. 888 words.)
Outside the Box An alternative ending for His Last Vow - what I actually thought Lestrade would see on the pub TV.
(2014 season: Lestrade, Mycroft. 222 words.)
Pressure Point When Mary wakes on Christmas afternoon, more than one explanation is required.
(2014 season: Mary, Bill, Mycroft. 1,554 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
The Other One A crazy English couple called Holmes come to visit their daughter in the maximum security wing of Oklahoma State Penitentiary.
(post 2014 season: Mrs Holmes, Mr Holmes, Others. 1,554 words. For
legionseagle's birthday.)
X-Men: First Class and X-Men: Days of Future Past
A Single Mutant Erik Lehnsherr meets a dog on a snowy road.
(Crossover with film version of A Single Man. Erik, dog. 1,000 words. For fengirl88.)
Silver Erik follows a trail of vibrating metal to the kitchen.
(Erik, Charles. 1,000 words. For ginbitch.)
Good Day Sunshine Once a year, Charles and Erik meet. They don't talk about about business.
(Charles, Erik. 1,000 words. Implied sexual content. For ginbitch.)
Whiplash Time distorts in solitary confinement. But rejoining the world may be just as strange.
(Erik, Pietro Maximoff. 1,000 words. For ginbitch and fengirl88.)
Life on Mars
Sunday in the Park with Sam Ruth and Sammy meet a woman in the park.
(Ruth Tyler, young Sam Tyler, original character. 100 words. For the prompt "Mother's Day".)
Scott & Bailey
Stories we could tell At Murray's send-off, Dodson remembers an old story, and prepares for a new one.
(DCI Gill Murray, DSI Julie Dodson. 445 words. Implied sexual content.)
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Love Starts at Midnight Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff explains why he has waited forty years to dance again with Clive Wynne-Candy.
(Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff, Clive Wynne-Candy. 943 words. Implied sexual content. For fengirl88.)
I am Titania After a night in captivity, Clive Wynne-Candy offers an account of his ruminations to Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff.
( Clive Wynne-Candy, Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff. 943 words. For fengirl88.)
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
The Rose at her Mouth Watching Arabella Strange reduced to a smiling, dancing doll in the kingdom of Lost-hope, Lady Pole begins to wonder whether her own miserable fate is not the worst thing in the world after all.
(Emma Pole, Arabella Strange, Stephen Black, the Gentleman with the Thistledown Hair. 1,816 words. For fengirl88.)
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