I shared some early impressions of the BBC's Sherlock, another fandom that I am unlikely to revisit but still enjoyed while I was there.
Jumping on the Hobbitlock bandwagon
Jan. 11th, 2014 11:33 amI know that many, many, many fans have already made Sherlock jokes about the casting in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. I was still amused by the email that my friend sent me after we saw the movie, and couldn't resist an addendum of my own.
( snipped )
Just so we're clear, I am so not above using multiple characters played by the same actor as the basis for crossover fanfic, whether it's a one-line in-joke or a plot point.
( snipped )
Just so we're clear, I am so not above using multiple characters played by the same actor as the basis for crossover fanfic, whether it's a one-line in-joke or a plot point.
Requested Ficlet: "Three's A Crowd"
Mar. 1st, 2013 09:35 pmFandoms: Sherlock and X-Men movieverse
Disclaimer: I do not own these characters, and I do not profit from their use.
Summary: There’s “unusual,” and then there’s “science fiction,” and, until today, John would have placed “telepathic mutants who have hacked into my brain while we investigate the murder of another mutant” firmly in the latter category.
Words: c. 925
Written for:
hanasaseru, who asked for (as one option) Charles Xavier and John Watson.
Notes: Elle was my first reader and made sure that this piece made at least some amount of coherent sense, which I greatly appreciate.
( *** )
Disclaimer: I do not own these characters, and I do not profit from their use.
Summary: There’s “unusual,” and then there’s “science fiction,” and, until today, John would have placed “telepathic mutants who have hacked into my brain while we investigate the murder of another mutant” firmly in the latter category.
Words: c. 925
Written for:
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
Notes: Elle was my first reader and made sure that this piece made at least some amount of coherent sense, which I greatly appreciate.
( *** )