Title: "Yorick's Grin"
Fandom: Sherlock BBC
Characters: Molly/Moriarty
Spoilers: All the way through TGG, then canon is disregarded
Rating: PG-13

Summary: "There is a head in the fridge," she says calmly, as calmly as she can.

Notes: It has been too long since I posted to lj. And so, what better way to brush dust off of this journal with a little bit of ( Read more... )

Title: "knots in this noose of mine"
Fandom: Sherlock BBC
Characters: Molly Hooper/James Moriarty
Spoilers: Through TGG, then canon is asked to scoot
Rating: PG-13

Summary: 50 sentences on the subject of a madly office romance.

Notes: These are in the same plot arc as my other M&M stories: "he kindly stopped for me", "victor, meet spoils", and "glass ( Read more... )

Title: "glass shatters softly"
Fandom: Sherlock BBC
Characters: Molly/Moriarty, Sherlock
Prompt: #58, Dinner
Spoilers: All the way through TGG, and then canon is asked to scoot.
Word Count: 4,188 words
Rating: PG

Summary: "Your hair is weighed down with product, and you have slathered an unseemly amount of cosmetics on your face. You're wearing an evening ( Read more... )

Title: "Victor, Meet Spoils"
Fandom: Sherlock BBC
Characters: Molly Hooper/James Moriarty
Prompt: #29, Birth
Word Count: 3,793 words
Spoilers: Through TGG, then canon is gleefully discarded
Rating: PG-13 (For violence and Molliarty-ish things.)

Summary: Behind her there are feet fast with the intention of unholy things. She does not hasten her step.

Notes: ( Read more... )

Yep.

I'm doing it.
I'm diving in - no backwards glances, bridges set aflame, feet fast in the direction of overambitious things, and all of that jazz. Yippee!

I'm doing the Sherlock100, with a general claim - so expect to see everyone here (although as many as I can will have a Molliarty spin). There will be little to no slash, I am afraid, for ( Read more... )

"he kindly stopped for me"

Genre: Drama, Demented-ish-ness
Rating: PG
Time Frame: before "The Great Game" and beeeeyond
Characters: Molly Hooper, Jim Moriarty

Summary: She has been dealing with dead bodies for so long that she shouldn't really have been surprised when one sat up, and started to speak to her. Not really, anyway.

Notes: Because my ( Read more... )