A Holmesian Solstice

Title: hold on tight to me, darling
Recipient: paradiseandcola
Author: Alec
Verse: Bert Coules radio dramatizations
Characters/Pairings: Sherlock Holmes & John Watson
Rating: G
Warnings: None
Summary: Vignettes of moments between Holmes and Watson throughout the years.

Read on AO3: hold on tight to me, darling

Title: The Case of the Missing Marrow
Recipient: colebaltblue
Author: happyeverafter72
Verse: Coules Radio Series
Characters/Pairings: Holmes/Watson, assorted villagers
Rating: T
Warnings: None
Summary: When Holmes suggests a way to raise money to save the local railway station from closure, it leads to him taking on a rather unusual case.

Read on AO3: The Case of the Missing Marrow

Title: Infinitely Stranger
Recipient: sanguinity
Vidder: rachelindeed
Verses: Dinosaur Holmes (Asylum); 1994 Baker Street; Elementary My Dear Watson (Cleese); Veggie Tales; Sherlock Holmes in the 23rd Century (Bravestarr); Sherlock Hemlock (Sesame Street); The Case of the Disappearing Clues (Muppets); The Case of the Red Herring (Muppets Tonight); Sherlock Holmes and I (Russian); Puppet Holmes (Spookhouse); Wishbone; The Great Mouse Detective; The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes; Sherlock Ferret (Ashton); The Adventure of the Peerless Peer (Farmer); Coules BBC radio; Peepolykus Hound of the Baskervilles.
Characters/Pairings: Sherlock Holmes, John Watson (and many variations thereof)
Rating: G
Summary: An ode to Bonkers Holmesiana. I hope it makes you laugh! :-)

( Infinitely Stranger )

Title: A Study on the Relations Between Consulting Detectives and Doctors: With Observations on The Cornish Countryside, Drug Abuse, and Talking about Feelings
Recipient: k_e_p
Author: colebaltblue
Verse: Coules through-and-through (although it absolutely can be enjoyed as an ACD/Canon story)
Characters/Pairings: Holmes/Watson, past Watson/Morstan, mentions of Holmes/Hopkins
Rating: Teen and Up
Word Count: 5,652
Warnings: canon-compliant discussions of drug abuse
Summary: Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson go on vacation in Cornwall. What follows is madness, murder, and a case of revenge out of darkest Africa. Sherlock Holmes produced a work titled A Study of the Chaldean Roots in the Ancient Cornish Language: With Observations on the Early Tin Trade in West Cornwall from the experience and John Watson wrote The Devil's Foot. Make of that what you will.


Notes: Dear k_e_p (language escapes) my working title for this story was Some Pterosaurs Were Quadrupeds, or This Title Is Unrelated to the Story But was a Cool Fact so I Used it as a Placeholder and I tried very valiantly to work dinosaurs (even though yes, Pterosaurs are NOT dinosaurs) into the story, but I failed. It's my one regret. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoyed writing this. An enormous please and thank you to my betas. They're the reason this is as good as it is.

Also on AO3: A Study on the Relations Between Consulting Detectives and Doctors: With Observations on The Cornish Countryside, Drug Abuse, and Talking about Feelings

( A Study on the Relations Between Consulting Detectives and Doctors: With Observations on The Cornish Countryside, Drug Abuse, and Talking about Feelings )