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Katie Forsythe HOLMES/WATSON FAN FICTION An April's Journey: Set against "The Reigate Squire". 13,600 words. Adult. The Conductor of Light: Even while solving cases, relationships take work. 8500 words. Mature. Four Minor Interludes for the Solo Violin: Connected pieces of emotion and movement, all adult. 27,000 words. Hallowed Be Thy Name: A sequel to Four Minor Interludes, this is a intense rollercoaster of a relationship tale including large elements of Holmes's past. 40,000 words with several mature themes as well as explicit sexuality. This story cycle has also been recorded as an m4b audiobook Full of Grace: The events of the Wilde case bleed into the Holmsian world. 19,000 words. The Greek Lesson: The real version of "The Greek Interpreter" and the impact of those events. 7800 words. Adult. The Lucky One: Some of Watson's observations of Holmes, set during "The Pearl of Death." 6000 words A Man of Questionable Morals: A reworking of DEVI and WIST that includs warnings for off screen non-con, violence and injustices involving minor canon characters. 16,300 words. Adult. The Morning After: a prequel. 18,200 words. Adult. The Measure of Happiness: A first time story with a good bit of Inspector Hopkins. 7900 words. Sign of Change: Revolving around Watson's marriage and its impact. 18,500 words. Adult. Cauldron: A Love Letter: Their story continues. 26,500 words. Softly and Suddenly: Watson reflects from Switzerland on a curious incident that took place after Holmes lured him into adultery. 15,000 words, adult, including some kink. Some Further Notes on the Roylott Matter: Holmes POV, preslash with revelations. 11,000 words. Splendid Night: A Christmasy spin on MILV with a heart-warming dose of H/W. 14, 500 words. Mature. That which Gives Extras: Intertwined with "The Naval Treaty". 10,700 words. Adult. Thoughts without Words: A romance set to music, with a special appearence by Miss Adler. 15,200 words. The Three Favours: mingling "Empty House" and "Norwood Builder" with H/W slash. 12,000 words. Twelfth Night: Being a parody of the author's work, in one act. 6000 words, adult. Undiscovered Country: An alternative take on "Dying Detective". 9200 words. Adult. War Crimes: Set against "His Last Bow". 6500 words. |