This is intended as a permanent, and continually updated, reference for all members of Holmesslash with a website, regardless of whether the websites have slash or H/W content or not. In addition, at the foot of this webguide is a listing of general Sherlockian websites.
I shall try to provide descriptions or detailed reviews of websites when possible, and hopefully, we as a group will now be able to learn more about each other this way. Please email me to add your website to this list or to update your information, especially if you've moved to a new URL.
YahooGroups houses our mailing list, and once you subscribe there, the Holmesslash page is available for you to read messages from, go through list archives, or modify your membership settings.
Mark's site is devoted to Garak/Bashir fiction.
Acassha's Patria features fanfic about Harry Potter, Gundam Wing, X-Men, and Lord of the Rings.
Alia's Amorous Intent specialises in Quantum Leap Slash, with links, stories, and pictures.
Storyteller's Campsite, the home of Allaire, contains fanfic and slash recommendations for over 25 fandoms, including Holmes/Watson.
Update: Athea's website is now at E-fic.com. Athea's Writings site cover many different fandoms, including Holmes, Highlander, Lord of the Rings, Hercules, and her original fiction Atlantis Rising.
Carmilla's Starfall, contains her various fiction, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer fanfic, slash fic, and original fiction. She also accepts submissions for fanfic, especially unusual pairings or fandoms.
The Scribs features Cassima's fanfic in Invisible Man, Farscape, Gundam Wing, Buffy, Angel, and quite a few other fandoms. Her stories are both het and slash, and she also has a little fanart.
The Catacomb contains fanfic by Catwoman for Babylon 5, Nikita, Pretender, and X-Files.
Cicero's Vestibulum, though still a bit under construction, contains a valuable list of zines for H/W and Inspector Morse slash. She also has her own fiction written in both those fandoms.
Yep, me. You already know of my Sacrilege site, but if you want some more of my fractured personality, there's my Cress site, featuring my Sherlock Holmes tin-box and my non-slash Holmes writings. If you are a fan of the TV show Friends, you can also find my Joey/Chandler stories at both fanfiction.net and www.fosff.net
Check out Deborah's den for a varied fanfic, both gen and slash. It includes new Holmes/Watson, Addams family, real Ghostbusters, plus older Sentinel, Due South, and other stuff.
Elfin has written many stories based on the recent BBC adaptation of Hound of the Baskervilles, starring Richard Roxburgh and Ian Hart.
Indy's Singular Cases contains her H/W slash stories, other people's, and many Jeremy Brett pictures.
Irene's site shows off her vast and varied writings, including her original fiction called Women on Fire, a manual called "The Art of Being Come Out to: A Straight Person's Guide to Gay Etiquette", song parodies, polls, and her intelligent critiques of TV shows, and films.
Jatona's site has no H/W slash, but she assures us that "I'm working on it!" In the mean time, though, she has plenty of Forever Knight, Highlander, and Gargoyles fiction.
JJ maintains pages on Star Trek and "Swamp Thing" (an obscure cable show for which JJ does provide FAQs and other info). Here they are:
JJ's Page O' Trek + Swampy, featuring the Swamp Thing Fanfic Archive; Like a Something: The Arcane/Graham Subtext Page, featuring FAQs and other info; and the Alt.Fan.Q Fanfiction Archive.
JJ now treats us to a delicious collection of the Sexiest Lines in the Sherlockian Canon. (The sly title at the top of JJ's page, is of course Alexander Graham Bell's first message over the telephone to his own Watson.)
She used to have a website containing her Holmes fic, but now she just has a non fanfiction website about her professional writings.
Kerry's A Neolithic Hut Upon the Moor features her personally taken photos of Baker Street, the beginning of a damned authentic sounding pastiche, mini-monographs, and more fun written stuff! I love her hilarious parodies of Holmes, with the brilliantly bad detective Sebastian Domesday, his friend Arthur Mulberry, dogs, and snide remarks about the relationship between Holmes and his 'friend' Watson.
Her Slash Mistress site features reviews of yaoi/slash, among other things, and she especially recommends the "Fun" section. She even gave a very nice review of Sacrilege!
Pythoness aka Ziggy makes her home at Ravenland Arts, which contains descriptions of her sculpture, her original fiction, and some slash, mostly Tolkien slash.
Susannah Shepherd's Fiction Collection contains her stories on Blake's 7 and Holmes, along with her original erotica. Be sure to check it out!
Containing mostly Star Wars slash, Telanu's Till Human Voices Wake Us website showcases her fiction and provides many links.
TOS Twins is actually the home for both T'Len and Lady Charena. Their site is bilingual. "You will find a great deal of stories (most of them are slash) and some art from us and dear friends. The fanfiction is in English and German language. We also have zine-announcements (TOS Sisters) and a great link-section." So feel free to visit if you interested in reading fanfiction for Star Trek, Sherlock Holmes, M*A*S*H, and other genres.
Veinglory's Slashphyle contains her own slash fiction and some helpful book reviews too. She has her Holmes writings there, as well as UNCLE and Batman slash.
Veinglory put together a high-quality zine for Sherlock Holmes slash stories, called "Worth the Wound", and she provides a link to where you can purchase it.
These sites are non-slash pages that are of interest to the general Sherlockian community, and can be valuable references to our members who are unfamiliar with the finer points of Sherlockiana.
If you want a wider selection links, I've got my own collection of very many eccentric and amusing links at my Sherlock Holmes tin-box.
Chris Redmond's recently moved and renamed Sherlockian.Net is the most comprehensive Holmes site on the web.
Created by David Soucek, Nancy Blakestad, and Vladimira Korousov, and now housed by Olivia Adler, this recently moved site features an illustrated version of the canon, along with a lovely collection of pictures and sounds.
Ever wonder what "normal" Sherlockians talk about? Les Moskowitz's Hounds site lets you see a weeks' worth of messages from the popular mailing list.
Bert Coules, head writer of the recent BBC Radio series, maintains an unofficial site devoted to these wonderful shows starring Clive Merrison and Michael Williams as Holmes and Watson.
Murder Rooms is a popular British TV series that is somewhat related to Holmes. Murder-Rooms.com contains the full details, but basically the series follows Doyle and his medical school teacher, Dr. Joseph Bell, during their investigations of varied mysteries.
A British society, the SHSL recently erected a statue of Holmes in London, which you can read about on their website. They also provide other Sherlockian information and resources, such as downloadable desktop themes (see the site map) and a great overview of Holmes in movies, TV, radio, and theatre.