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May 26th, 2012
01:45 pm - Reference photo for the next time someone is tempted to describe Mycroft as "heavy"
Bonus: shirtsleeves and glimpse of red suspenders!
( And, you know, hand porn. )
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May 21st, 2012
03:32 am
Surely, girl!Sherlock's coat?
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May 20th, 2012
10:29 pm - Somebody help me out here
There's a relatively recent anthropological/sociological theory that groups various itinerant mountain peoples--mostly, I think, central Asian--together as a result of a perceived common survival strategy: resistance to literacy, census, taxation, all the attributes of nearby "civilized" central governments. It uses a particular name to describe this trans-ethnological construct. I think it starts with an "N." What is it?
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May 14th, 2012
05:53 am - By the way
I know a lot of people are now looking for a place to post Sherlock fic that doesn't...um...forbid you to follow up on whether your story post has been approved for a full week. I'm in favor of other LJ/DW comms, of course, but everyone should also be posting to/reading at the AO3, which has a humungous Sherlock collection already. I tend to assume that everyone already knows about it, but then I'm reminded that fandom is, as someone once said, "a large nation." Put your fic there! Please!
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05:36 am
Yay, Avengers!
( But... (spoilers) )
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May 9th, 2012
10:00 pm - in lieu of more Calming Manatees
Title: displaced persons
Fandom: Sherlock BBC
Rating: R
Notes: ~500 words. 'Ware mopey self-indulgence.
( displaced persons )
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12:53 am
Stories that treat Mycroft as (merely) a fatuous twerp make me sad. Why, fandom, why?
That is all.
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April 28th, 2012
02:04 pm - thematic consistency, yes
Oh, my God. I just had the most ludicrously earnest fannish wish-fulfillment dream of all time. There wasn't even any sex in! Brain, I have lived in you for thirty-plus years and you are still a mystery.
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April 23rd, 2012
10:10 pm - Remix-ified!
I'm short on fannish energy just now, but someone wrote a sweet and sad remix of my Sherlock story, the suburbs of a secret, for Remix Madness:
Better Than on a Dream Intrude (the Strategist Remix)
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