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A Quite Different Case of Identity by Tibby for Frannie
Hark! A Vagrant, Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms, Raffles - E. W. Hornung
24 Dec 2012
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Stupid Bunny and Gay Bunny make an appearance.
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Mike and Psmith in the story of how love does not always work a certain way.
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Another night on the tiles for Mr. Ashwell and Mr. Bodley takes a decidedly strange turn.
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Emma is going to get even with Ollie. She only wishes she'd thought of a better way to do it.
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When the war is over, three former cavalrymen find some solace in tending a vegetable garden.
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Edward Kynaston makes his debut, on and off the London stage.
Bookmarked by Tibby
31 Dec 2011
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Wonderful piece of character exploration. Read it for the Ned. :3
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It wouldn't do at all for enemy agents to get wind of Control's weakness. They're going to have to do something about that.
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The Existing Scheme of Things by Culumacilinte for earlwyn
Doctor Who, Worst Journey in the World, Worst Journey in the World - Apsley Cherry-Garrard
20 Dec 2010
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In which the TARDIS acquires two more passengers, and there are Antarctic explorers in love. And a little bit of altering the course of history.
Bookmarked by Tibby
9 Jan 2011
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In which we discover that 'The Worst Journey in the World' and 'Doctor Who' make a perfect combination, and hearts get broken, then mended again.
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Everyone in England worth saving by Naraht for highfantastical
Cambridge Spies, Cambridge Five RPF, 20th Century CE Political RPF, Classical Music RPF
13 Dec 2010
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In 1963 Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten are on their first concert tour of the USSR. Their visit to exiled spy Guy Burgess is not such a triumphant success.
Bookmarked by Tibby
9 Jan 2011
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A bleak but touching and all-round wonderful story about an imaginary meeting between Peter Pears, Benjamin Britten and Guy Burgess.
"Remember me to Anthony..."