Title: "Volta"
Fandom: Leverage
Relationships: Alec Hardison/Parker/Eliot Spencer
Rating: Mature
Length: ~1800 words

Content notes: Let's say... disturbing content. I keep my warning policy in my AO3 profile and am always willing to answer private DW messages or emails asking for elaboration or clarification on my warnings for a particular story.

Author notes: For both the "Throw" challenge and the "Bruise" square on my bingo card.

Summary:

Alec can roll with it, is what he's saying. Mostly.

( 'Volta', Leverage, Alec/Parker/Eliot, ~1.8k )

Title: "What doctrine call you this?"
Fandom: The Magicians (TV)
Relationships: Arielle focus [Arielle and Teddy, Arielle*Quentin*Eliot]
Rating: Mature
Length: ~4800 words

Content notes: Warnings for consent issues and disturbing content. I keep my warning policy in my AO3 profile and am always willing to answer private DW messages or emails asking for elaboration or clarification on my warnings for a particular story. Regarding the pairing: Much as with my last story for FFW, I've been using the "*" for relationships that don't fit neatly into the "&" or "/" categories, a note that here applies to Arielle, Eliot, and Quentin in essentially every combination.

Author notes: For both the "Key" challenge and the "Apple" square on my bingo card. Since the word "key" occurs zero times in this story, I should note—on the off chance that anyone is giving this a cross-fandom read—that it is in reference to the canonical context: a quest, in which Eliot and Quentin are trying to solve a puzzle to find a magical key. Title from "Doctor Faustus." There's a choose your own adventure element, here: while this is, technically, part of my massive post-S3 Magicians id-universe, it also should be perfectly happy standing alone, and part of me wants to write a, like, AU of my own story, in which the two universes more or less diverge at this point. I'm not going to do that, though—no, really. I'm actually not. Probably. With many thanks to glorious_spoon for the parent- and child-pick, and to breathedout for the beta. ETA 2019.02.01: this story is now also posted to AO3.

Summary:

The last temptation of Arielle Perry.

( 'What doctrine call you this?,' The Magicians, Arielle*Quentin*Eliot, ~4.8k )

Title: "The Get Down"
Fandom: The Magicians (TV)
Pairing: Margo Hanson*Eliot Waugh, Margo Hanson/Eliot Waugh/OFC
Rating: ...Mature? [explicit (on-screen) discussion of (off-screen) sex]
Length: ~1.3k
Content notes: Warning for consent issues. I keep my warning policy in my AO3 profile and am always willing to answer private DW messages or emails asking for elaboration or clarification on my warnings for a particular story.
Author notes: For both the "Reflect" challenge and the "Ball" square on my bingo card. Regarding the pairing: I've been using the "*" lately as notation to indicate relationships that don't fit nicely into "&" and "/" categorization; Margo and Eliot's (canonically queer, canonically passionate) friendship is sort of my lead gong-banger for wanting this new notation, and I think their dynamic in this story is a great example of why. Do they screw? Yes, both canonically and in (well—before) this story; but I continue to feel like the question, "Is their relationship sexual?" needs a like ten thousand word essay to adequately answer. In lieu of that: the asterisk, and this story. ETA 2019.01.20: If you are looking for an ebook or an accessible version, this fic is also now cross-posted to AO3.

Summary: The Wrecking Ball is a weapon of peace—now, at least.

( 'The Get Down,' The Magicians, Margo*Eliot, ~1.3k )

Title: "Simple Machines (or, five times Sherlock Holmes lost his virginity, and one time he didn't.)"
Summary: A study of the motion of multiple bodies, and other straightforward problems in practical physics.

Fandom: Sherlock (BBC)
Rating: Explicit
Pairing: Sherlock Holmes/basically everyone (het and slash). ( Full list cut because of length. )

Length: ~6500 words
Content notes: Warnings for underage sex, consent issues, and disturbing content. My full warning policy is in my profile, or you can email me with any questions. Also, I would hope that this would go without saying, but just in case: I do not necessarily condone or support any of the things I make fictional characters do or say or think fictionally in fiction. Okay? Okay.
Author notes: For fan_flashworks Challenge #7, "Do-Over", via the sixth amnesty. Muchas gracias to HBBO, Wren, Tora, and The Antidiogenes Club for read-throughs, edits, Britpicking help, and cheerleading, assortedly. All section headings are lightly paraphrased for fluidity from the sources linked.

( BBC Sherlock: Simple Machines [or, five times Sherlock Holmes lost his virginity, and one time he didn't.] )

Title: in instants, in moments, in seconds
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes (Ritchieverse)
Rating: Teen and Up Audiences
Pairing: Sherlock Holmes and Mary Morstan; Sherlock Holmes/Mary Morstan[/John Watson].
Length: ~1500 words
Content notes: jealousy, negotiations of an amorous nature.
Author notes: For fan_flashworks Challenge #29, "Interruptions". Many, many thanks to breathedout for setting me right where I went wrong.
Summary: It's cruel, Holmes thinks, now that his time with Watson can be measured in instants, in moments, in seconds, that he should be forced instead to waste them with her.

( Sherlock Holmes: Ficlet: in instants, in moments, in seconds )

Title: Hearth
Fandom: Sherlock
Rating: Teen and Up Audiences
Pairing: Gen
Length: ~870 words
Content notes: Post-Reichenbach.
Author notes: For fan_flashworks Challenge #28, "Warmth".
Summary: Molly feels ridiculous, but it's worth whatever it takes to be able to think, howsoever briefly, about something other than how she's lost all sensation in her feet.

( BBC Sherlock: Ficlet: Hearth )

Title: "Clean-up"
Fandom: Sherlock
Rating: Teen and Up Audiences
Pairing: John/Sherlock
Length: 755
Content notes: Minor injury, blood.
Author notes: For fan_flashworks Challenge #27, "Ghosts and Gore".
Summary: At least Sherlock isn't kicking; he'd kicked when Greg had first brought up A&E.

( BBC Sherlock: Ficlet: Clean-up )

Title: "Uniform"
Fandom: Sherlock
Rating: Teen and Up Audiences
Pairing: Gen
Length: 452
Content notes: None.
Author notes: For fan_flashworks Challenge #26, "School".
Summary: In homeroom, Irene thinks about the collective longing of the sea of girls around her, aimed towards New York like a compass needle, as she dreams of stranger names: Regina, Pyongyang, Morocco, Phoenix.

( BBC Sherlock: Ficlet: Uniform )