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A collection of Wimseyverse drabbles and ficlets, originally from Tumblr prompts, mostly on words. Chapters are self-contained; it's marked unfinished as it's a repository for things too short to be sensibly organized into a series.
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The Duke's Parlormaid by AlexElizabeth for JanLevine
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
17 Dec 2019
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A story in correspondence, with detective interruptions.
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The Dowager Duchess of Denver's letter to Harriet (as mentioned in Busman's Honeymoon) after Peter and Harriet become engaged.
(I know Peter's mother seems kind of inimitable, but I've read some wonderful versions of her on this forum which inspired me to give this a try!
Thank you for reading. xxx)
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Caduceus by Lilliburlero for elstaplador
Fandoms: The Charioteer - Mary Renault, Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
19 Aug 2018
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Bim has trouble paying attention at a routine briefing. He's got a lot going on.
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Content note: anti-Welsh sentiment compounded by casual racism of a period-typical sort, other period-typical attitudes.
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Pickle Sandwich by rabidsamfan for categranger
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
24 Dec 2017
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Being a nephew isn't as simple as it seems.
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The Lovely Land was meant to be standalone, but Ein and Saint-George stayed in my head, and the resulting sequel wanted to be a Christmas story.
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- Part 2 of Cymru, Lloegr, a Rhydychen
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The true and secret story of what became of Saint-George. Canon-consistent for Gaudy Night and Busman's Honeymoon, not consistent with the Paton Walsh sequels.
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- Part 1 of Cymru, Lloegr, a Rhydychen
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The Torchbearers by AJHall for Lilliburlero
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers, North Face - Mary Renault, The Charioteer - Mary Renault
01 Oct 2016
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September, 1946. An airman’s body washed up on a beach brings Lord Peter and Harriet to Barlock, Somerset. To Lord Peter, the dead pilot represents unfinished business. He is the latest in a series of deaths linked to “X”, a shadowy figure who uses his connections within Bridstow’s close-knit homosexual community to extort military intelligence from vulnerable men in high-level roles. A chance encounter with an old college acquaintance hands Harriet a loose end which may have the power to unravel all X’s intrigues.
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but doth suffer by toujours_nigel
Fandoms: The Charioteer - Mary Renault, Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
09 Feb 2016
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An old school-friend of Harriet's writes with a 'silly problem that she hardly likes to bother them with'.
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a name we give our mistakes by tanninsandampersands for Corinna
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
19 Dec 2015
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Experience is a name we give our mistakes.
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suffer a sea-change by toujours_nigel
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers, The Charioteer - Mary Renault
18 May 2015
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Vale, Pater by constantlearner for Heliopause
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
05 Apr 2015
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1949. Viscount St George died in 1940. Dorothea, his wife for 1 month and widow for 9 years, is soon to remarry. Jerry has visited his cousin, Bredon Wimsey, to speak to him about the matter, and has now decided to visit his father, Gerald Wimsey before giving up his ghostly form for (he hopes) good.
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H. M. The Queen Mother interviews Lady Peter Wimsey as new Duchess of Denver by jpasdk
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
30 Dec 2014
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As the new Duchess of Denver, Lady Peter (alias Harriet Vane) tells H. M. The Queen Mother about her changeable life and fate.
A crossover from Dorothy Sayers' novels: "Strong Poison", "Gaudy Night", "Busman's honeymoon" to Jill Paton Walsh's novels: "Thrones and Dominations", "The Attenbury Emeralds". I highly admire the works of both the novelists, and am profoundly affected by Harriet Vane's lot.Pure fluff - about the year 1953.
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At twenty-one, Harriet Vane gets her Name. It's rather longer than she expected.
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Fog on the Clyde Part IV by AJHall
Fandoms: Sky Captain & the World of Tomorrow (2004), Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
11 Oct 2014
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The concluding instalment. All plot threads come together as the villains' true purposes are revealed and the extent of the conspiracy is found to have penetrated even more deeply than anyone thought possible.
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- Part 4 of Fog on the Clyde
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Fog on the Clyde Part III by AJHall
Fandoms: Sky Captain & the World of Tomorrow (2004), Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
06 Oct 2014
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Polly has to go deep undercover to find out who is behind the New Jacobite Brethren and what their aims are. Joe and Dex, meanwhile, have their own battles to fight.
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- Part 3 of Fog on the Clyde
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Fog on the Clyde: Part One by AJHall
Fandoms: Sky Captain & the World of Tomorrow (2004)
04 Oct 2014
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Fog on the Clyde is set about six months after the conclusion of the events of the film. Matters left unresolved cast lingering shadows, the Legion tries to rebuild in the wake of Totenkopf's destruction, Dex struggles with feelings he dare not express, Joe makes himself elusive and, on both sides of the Atlantic, faceless men in green-silk drawing rooms plan a coup which will give them world domination.
An old-fashioned shocker, presented in four instalments.
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- Part 1 of Fog on the Clyde
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Gerry Wimsey falls in love. by constantlearner
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers, Swallows and Amazons - Arthur Ransome
31 Aug 2014
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The story starts in June 1940. Jerry Wimsey goes to a dance and meets Dorothea Callum.
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The Worship of a Dying Atheist by talboys
Fandoms: Sherlock (TV), Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
08 Jan 2014
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Mycroft once claimed that John wasn’t haunted by the war. How very wrong he was.
Other men, too, are haunted by this war.
*While this story borrows characters from Dorothy L. Sayers, no previous knowledge of the Lord Peter universe is necessary to understand what goes on; the setting is very firmly in BBC Sherlock. If, though, you want to know more about some of these characters I couldn’t recommend Sayers more highly (no, seriously, what are you waiting for…go read them!).
*I have, though, in the style of Lord Peter, adapted the title from John Donne’s “Farewell to Love”.
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- Part 1 of Peter Wimsey in Present Day
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Grey Spires by ma_gavte_la_nata for custardpringle
Fandoms: Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers
23 Dec 2013
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Through the connivance of Uncle Peter, the Viscount St. George meets a fellow student at Oxford.