spacemutineer

Title: If Only for Tonight
Author: spacemutineer
Rating: R
Characters: Harold Finch/John Reese
Warnings: implied/referenced suicide and torture
Word Count: 12K total
Author's note: I'm posting this story in seven chapters, one chapter a week on Wednesdays. Please use the links to read on AO3. I'll update this post as I go.
Summary: Harold and John try to pick up the pieces immediately after Harold's rescue from Root and slowly they begin to heal from their wounds together.

Chapter 1: The Passenger
Chapter 2: Arrival
Chapter 3: Sunset
Chapter 4: Night Watch
Chapter 5: In the Wake
Chapter 6: The Bottom of the Glass
Chapter 7: Reclamation

Title: Uncontrolled Variables
Author: spacemutineer
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Self-harm, violence, h/c
Word Count: ~2000
Summary: Not ever variable can be controlled.
Author's Note: Written for this prompt about Sherlock's experiment with John and the fear drug in the laboratory in the episode The Hounds of Baskerville:

John reacts very badly to the drug. Maybe he’s allergic, or maybe his PTSD is a factor. He flashes back to Afghanistan or has some kind of full-blown Devil’s Foot hallucination: something that makes Sherlock feel guilty for (he believes) exposing John to it.
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Title: Steam
Author: spacemutineer
Word Count: 1792
Characters: Sherlock Holmes/John Watson
Rating: PG
Warnings/genres: UST, H/C
Prompt from shkinkmeme: "Holmes and Watson play a game. It's wrapped around Hurt and Comfort. Holmes maybe allows himself to be injured a little too often, just to feel Watson's hands ghosting across his skin, just to feel him lean in close, his heart beating under his clothes and brow furrowed, attention concentrated just on him. Watson hates it when Holmes is injured. Hates it and loves it, even as he hates himself, because it means he gets to see that body stripped bare and he gets to touch without it being unseemly, feel the heat of it against his hands and pretend for just a moment that Holmes is his.
Teal Deer: H/C UST on both sides"
Author's notes: The idea for the unusual structure of this one made it both fantastically interesting to write and at the same time an enormous amount of frustration. In the end, it is much simpler than I originally had in mind, but that's probably a good thing and for the best.

( Steam )