Title: Midnight in Jermyn Street.
Fandom(s): Sherlock Holmes (Downey Films), Ripper Street
Characters: Sherlock Holmes, John Watson, Edmund Reid
Pairing(s): Sherlock Holmes/Edmund Reid
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 5023

Summary: The Turkish baths in Jermyn Street are open all night, and for one-and-six a man may come as close to godliness - or ( Read more... )

Title: Midnight in Jermyn Street.
Fandom(s): Sherlock Holmes (Downey Films), Ripper Street
Characters: Sherlock Holmes, John Watson, Edmund Reid
Pairing(s): Sherlock Holmes/Edmund Reid
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 5023

Summary: The Turkish baths in Jermyn Street are open all night, and for one-and-six a man may come as close to godliness - or ( Read more... )

Title: The Adventure of the Spare Detective.
Author: Taz (aka
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Title: Some Observations on Dr. Mears’ Method (from the Notebook of J. Watson M.D.).
Author: Taz (aka
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Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (ACD)
Prompt: Grow old along with me...

In TimeWhen the evening mists seep in, I’ll take Sherlock’s hands in mine. If he objects, I’ll make him indulge me; I’ll say let me because my hands are cold and my fingers stiff - the joints grown hard and knotted - but the truth is that his hands will be the book I’ll keep by my ( Read more... )

Title: The Bee Master’s Pattern
Author: Taz
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A Thing He Had Never Done Before (2)

Doctor, something must be done!Watson agreed. Opening the door to an olfactory assault - cordite and brandy fumes - the gloom and fug were revolting after the sweetness of the spring morning - he went to the window and flung the curtains wide, provoking a shriek of pain from the heap of rags buried in the ( Read more... )

Holmes rose early and shut the curtains against the sight of softly falling snow. His mind is its own place which he inhabits until Watson gets up and rings for breakfast. Breakfast arrives promptly and hot, because Mrs. Hudson is no fool. She sent Billy to the greengrocer at the first hint of inclement weather; the thought of Holmes upstairs, ( Read more... )

Title: Five Times That Watson Did Not Wake Up In Canon ( Read more... )

Just in case you were wondering about 19th century lube:

By 1870, Chesebrough was marketing his petroleum jelly product by the name of Vaseline®, and within ten years, the product's increased exposure and popularity meant that almost every household in America had a jar of Vaseline ( Read more... )