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  1. Greek and Roman Mythology (19)
  2. Supernatural (10)
  3. Egyptian Mythology (7)
  4. Hebrew Bible (7)
  5. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (7)

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  1. Summary

    Retelling of various aspects of the myths of Persephone from various points of view.
    ~Hades
    ~Persephone
    ~Demeter
    ~Sailor caught in winters storms

    Series will eventually include:
    ~Adonis
    ~Sirens

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  2. Summary

    Three fanfic that take works of literature and crosses them (oh the horror) with Buffy the Vampire slayer.
    ~Pride and Prejudice (years before anyone thought of putting in zombies)
    ~The Divine Comedy
    ~Shakespeare

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  3. Summary

    Achilles and Penthesilea getting their battlefield romance thing on.

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  4. Summary

    The City is a place where all mythologies and folklore mingle and mix. It is the mother of Cities. The rainbow serpent bridge may turn into a serpent again during rush hour commute (and isn't *that* annoying). While the red brick road spirals out through parts of itself that the City has discarded. The City sprawls across space. It condenses on an island. It skyscrapers and what happens in the clouds stays there. Although, sometimes it may rain god infants. Eros and Inanna give a presentation on polyamory at their local chapter of City Love gods (the Power point was amazing!). Gilgamesh and his dead friend Enkidu run a charity to gather up stray Sumerian zombies. While Odin and Set strike a deal. Monster fog. Monstrous traffic. But if you go in the park, don't eat the Gingerbread House. It's a landmark.

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  5. Summary

    It would seem that grace sometimes has a Grace period. Or, what happens when you cross ACD: Sherlock Holmes and Sherlock BBC using Pushing Daisies as a bridge. Oh, and a long drop off over a high waterfall.

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  1. Rec *

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    Sherlock walks into a room and takes all the space right out of it. He does the same inside John's head.

    29 Jan 2012

  2. Rec *

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    The original plan for returning to England involved fucking around being shellshocked and suffering mandatory post-combat counseling and physical therapy to dissect the shattered mosaic of his feelings. That's not quite how it goes.

    29 Jan 2012

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    John and Sherlock feather their nest.
    Perhaps the only example of Sherlock Curtainfic that I've enjoyed. Hilarious. Also, great use of Clara.

  3. Rec 29

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    In which it's not the war John is missing, Sherlock needs to find new ways to hang on to his flatmate, and Moriarty tries to get himself a pet of his own. Features also: guns, tea, the reason Sherlock Holmes won't take the tube, cell phones, a budgie, and one obnoxious older brother.

    29 Jan 2012

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    Very nice use of shifting POV and John being a clever BAMF.

  4. Rec *

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    Sherlock is head over heels for John, but you wouldn't know it by looking at him. First-person present-tense series of short scenes from Sherlock's point of view, borrowing heavily from Arthur Conan Doyle's stories. This is the chaptered version. It exists separately because I really did think I was writing a series for the first several thousand words. But it turned into a chaptered fic, hence, a chaptered version for readability.

    26 Jan 2012

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    Captures the cracked BBC Sherlock off kilter and marries it to a Sign of Four Mary and a love triangle. Quadrangle. Sherlock pining, but you wouldn't know it. John certainly doesn't.

  5. Public Bookmark *

    Summary

    Sherlock is head over heels for John, but you wouldn't know it by looking at him. First-person present-tense series of short scenes from Sherlock's point of view, borrowing heavily from Arthur Conan Doyle's stories.

    25 Jan 2012

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    Lovely Sherlock POV with the right left of "bit not good" to go with the shmoop.

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