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Observations of Disparate Fairies by fog_shadow
Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell - Susanna Clarke, Amphigoreys - Edward Gorey
12 Nov 2010
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One evening, an unusual visitor arrives at Lost-hope, where it encounters one of the few humans to be found there.
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From the papers of an early 18th century magio-historian, an account of fairies as they were perceived by the Ancient Romans.
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To Past Friendship and Future Success by fog_shadow for Flora_S
C S Forester - Horatio Hornblower series
20 Dec 2009
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In November of 1807, setting out on an as yet unknown mission, Hornblower and Bush catch up a little on old times.
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A Visit to Lost-hope by fog_shadow
Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell - Susanna Clarke, Labyrinth (1986)
11 Dec 2006
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The similarity between the Goblin King and the King of Lost-hope is not simply coincidental; family connections, however, also mean family obligations.
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Rec 1
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Dante finds himself lost in some Woods near a Significant Hill, and is visited by the shade of his poetic hero Virgil. Virgil convinces him to take a trip through Hell. As is wont to happen in the Abyss, hilarity ensues.
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20 Jan 2012
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"Anyway. Enough of my embarrassing sibling brothel stories. Tell me yours."
A Sherlock conversation, over breakfast.
Last bookmarked by fog_shadow
5 Nov 2011
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Written for the prompt: I think Sherlock sleepwalks, he so seems the type. I'd love you for ever if you could do me a bit of sleepwalking fic with Watson eventually figuring out that he's asleep and trying to talk him back into bed, only it's hard to argue with someone like Sherlock. What happens when they get to his bed is up to you.
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1 Nov 2010
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Atticus and Cicero's friendship in its early years.
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30 Mar 2010
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Rec 5
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In which John Childermass realizes the difference between myth and reality.
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19 Feb 2010