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[[http://archiveofourown.org/works/98886 Marriage á Trois]] by Sorrel

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"[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5663110/1/40-things-Sherlock-Holmes-must-not-do 40 Things Sherlock Holmes must not do]] by [[http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1320665/snowflakes-and-ink snowflakes and ink]]

[[http://liquidfic.org/katie.html Katie]] [[http://katieforsythe.livejournal.com/ Forsythe]]

** Her livejournal account (with some notes, stories properly arrayed by the author and podfics) can be found [[http://katieforsythe.livejournal.com here]]. And yes, they are highly recommended.

[[http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1320665/snowflakes-and-ink snowflakes and ink]]
* Recommended by bregalad
* Comments: If you're looking for a good laugh, look no more. snowflakes writes fantastic parody and humour fics, placed in both the original and the 2009 RDJ film-universe. My personal favourite is [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5663110/1/40-things-Sherlock-Holmes-must-not-do a list of things that Sherlock Holmes must never do]], compiled by Irene Adler and Mary Watson. She writes for several fandoms, and her other parody fics are worth checking out, too.

* Recommended by Jesaja

* Recommended by Count Choculitis

* Synopsis: Described by the author as an exercise in dual pastiche, this crossover begins with Holmes and Watson discovering a door in their [[color:blue:house]] were there wasn't one before. Holmes starts going mad trying to wrap his mind around it. Where does it lead? [[strike:[[color:red: Is there something inside it?]]]] And then ItGetsWorse. It should be noted that this is really not primarily a ship fic, but it contains Holmes/Watson slashiness and one scene of explicit sex.

* Comments: If you're looking for a good laugh, look no more. snowflakes writes fantastic parody and humour fics, placede in both the original and the 2009 RDJ film-universe. My personal favourite is [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5663110/1/40-things-Sherlock-Holmes-must-not-do a list of things that Sherlock Holmes must never do]], compiled by Irene Adler and Mary Watson. She writes for several fandoms, and her other parody fics are worth checking out, too.

* Comments: If you're looking for a good laugh, look no more. snowflakes writes fantastic parody and humour fics, in both the original and the 2009 RDJ film-universe. My personal favourite is [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5663110/1/40-things-Sherlock-Holmes-must-not-do a list of things that Sherlock Holmes must never do]], compiled by Irene Adler and Mary Watson. She writes for several fandoms, and her other parody fics are worth checking out, too.

* Comments: If you're looking for a good laugh, look no more. snowflakes writes fantastic parody and humour fics, in both the original and the 2009 RDJ film-universe.

* Comments: Wordybirdy writes the funniest Sherlock Holmes that could be felt like it was canon. She researches Victorian England well and incorporates it into her fics. She writers Holmes/Watson as a couple and as really good friends.

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* Tags: Crack, UST, lemon.

* Comments: This whole series of one shots is filled with Crowning Moments of Heartwarming as Jeremy Brett and David Burke interact with their canonical counterparts. It really gives an inspiring idea to how Jeremy was able to act as close to Holmes as he could. And it gives off amazing ideas such as Watson replacing David in the episode "The Solitary Cyclist" because David had the flu. Beautifully written and it's guaranteed to warm the heart of anyone who loves Sherlock Holmes and Jeremy Brett.

''[[http://www.hwslash.net/frames.html Sacrilege!]]''
* Recommended by Nemui10pm
* Comments: This is also a Holmes/Watson website. It's an old website that was created well before the [[Film/SherlockHolmes recent]] [[{{Series/Sherlock}} adaptations]] that boosted the popularity of this pairing, but it's still updated once in a while. The stories, both the ones by the site's owner Miss Roylott and those by other authors, are well-written and enjoyable, with delightful references to the canon.

''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4821971/1/Edward_meets_Sherlock_Holmes EdwardMeetsSherlockHolmes]]'' by Sherlock Carr

* Synopsis: Watson gets into a rather embarrassing situation when an anonymous letter arrives with breakfast. Can he escape it without destroying his and Holmes' friendship? Should probably be described as crack.

* Tags: Lemon.

* Comments: This fic feels like it could be canon. The romance between Watson and Holmes feels natural. It is rated M for explicit sexual content, but it is tasteful.

* Comments: This fic is wonderfully realized, and I loved the gradual inclusion of Holmes. Follows the 2009 film.

* Comments: This fic is wonderfully realized, and I loved the gradual inclusion of Holmes. Follows the 2009 film.

[[http://www.hwslash.net/content/under.html Under the Desk]] by Telanu (PWP)
* Recommended by [[Tropers/{{NaomiHansen}} Naomi Hansen]]
* Synopsis: The bare facts are that Holmes thinks Watson is snubbing him for some reason, but Watson is planning a surprise for Holmes.
* Comments: It's a short, simple little PWP fic (that doesn't seem to follow any specific canon), but… God, I'm still blushing just thinking about it, and this is coming from a reader that takes pride in keeping calm through stuff like this. It's certainly recommended, although for you younger readers, let it be known that it ''is'' rated NC-17 by the author.

''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/u/2692476/wordybirdy Wordybirdy]]''

* It's a short, simple little PWP fic (that doesn't seem to follow any specific canon), but… God, I'm still blushing just thinking about it, and this is coming from a reader that takes pride in keeping calm through stuff like this. It's certainly recommended, although for you younger readers, let it be known that it ''is'' rated NC-17 by the author.