Crossover Fanfic: Standing By, Innocently (Sherlock BBC / Merlin, JWP #16)

Title: Standing By, Innocently
Fandom: Sherlock (BBC)/Merlin
Alternate Postings: AO3
Rating/Content: PG13, crossover, crime scene, chase scene, peril, magic, crack
Warnings: None
Word Count: 1725
Disclaimer: Not my worlds. Neither of them.
Notes: Written for watsons_woes July Writing Prompt #16: ”I Feel A Bit Prouder Knowing Sherlock Holmes Is British”: Crossover with another British-based character. I've actually only seen up to the end of the third series of Merlin so far (though obviously I'm aware of certain elements of how it ends), so I apologize for the grievously OOC errors I am no doubt about to perpetrate on my first foray into writing anything relating to the fandom. Please avoid mentioning anything spoilery for Merlin Series 4 and later in the comments.

Summary: For someone so obviously elderly, John marvelled as he ran, the old man can hustle.


( Read more... )

Sherlock Fanfic: A Friendly Game (JWP 2016 #17)

Title: A Friendly Game
Fandom: Sherlock (BBC)
Alternate Postings: AO3
Rating/Content: PG13, silliness
Warnings: none
Word Count: 320
Disclaimer: Not my world.
Notes: Written for watsons_woes July Writing Prompt #17: A Team Effort. This has been written twice, because my text editor lost the first, longer version when it locked up. Arg.

Summary: John did try to get Sherlock to give Anderson a second chance.


( Read more... )

ACD Sherlock Holmes Graphic Fanfic: "A Note of Condolence" (JWP 2016 #18)

Title: A Note of Condolence
Fandom: ACD Sherlock Holmes
Alternate Posting: AO3
Rating/Content: PG-13. Depiction of grief, epistolary, graphic, post-Reichenbach
Word Count: 265
Disclaimer: I do not own any of these characters or their respective worlds.
A/N: Written for watsons_woes JWP Prompt #18: Handwritten "And with this pen, I thee wed/From my heart to your distress". Font used for ACD Watson's handwriting is Black Jack. Click images for larger, I've tried to put in alt-text for the graphics, but I'm not sure if it worked.

Summary: I scarce know what words to give you on the occasion of the death of your brother.

( Read more... )