A Holmesian Solstice

Title: Just Dance
Recipient: sanspatronymic
Vidder: REDACTED
Verse: Multiple: BBC Sherlock, Cushing Hound of the Baskervilles (1959), Elementary, Frogwares Crimes & Punishments, Granada TV 1984, Great Mouse Detective, House M.D., Howard Holmes, Moriarty the Patriot (憂国のモリアーティ), Murder by Decree, My Dearly Beloved Detective, Mystery Queen (추리의 여왕), 1979 Soviet Holmes (Приключения Шерлока Холмса и доктора Ватсона), 2013 Russian Holmes (Шерлок Холмс), Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, Rathbone Hound of the Baskervilles, Ritchie Films, Sherlock Holmes in the 23rd Century, Sherlock Hound, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Whitehead Holmes, Without a Clue, Zero Effect
Characters/Pairings: Sherlock Holmes/John Watson, James Moriarty
Rating: G
Summary: Prompt: "I love a good 2000s-style, on-the-nose, every-lyric-has-a-visual-pun kind of vid. Have fun! Use as many Holmeses and Watsons as you like! I also have what has been referred to as "the musical taste of a gas station convenience store," so I will probably love any song that your dad is most likely to play at a barbecue..."

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Title: Nostoi
Recipient: Rocío / disheveledcurls
Author: sanguinity
Verse: New Russian Holmes x The Lost World
Characters/Pairings: Sherlock Holmes & John Watson
Rating: Teen
Warnings: None
Tags: Post-Reichenbach, Crossover, Action/Adventure, Hurt/Comfort, Happy Ending
Word Count: approx. 21,000
Summary: Holmes wants to see the last European pterodactyl safely home. Watson just wants to see Holmes happy again.

Author Notes: Comprehensive spoilers for the final episode of New Russian Holmes; light spoilers for Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World (i.e., the basic premise and the climatic moment -- which is a nice bit of drama, but doesn't spoil much of anything about the plot). The Lost World is available on gutenberg.org, but this story requires no specific knowledge of the novel.

Much thanks to language_escapes and grrlpup for beta, and to smallhobbit for Britpick!

nostos (pl. nostoi)

A homecoming.
Origin: Homeric Greek.

Also on AO3: “Nostoi”

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