hey guys, I came to see what the thoughts were on the new episode and saw you posted a link to my non spoilery-spoilers - I'm CantpronouncefromTivoli on Tumblr!
 

SusiGo wrote:

Some comic relief - and so very true:

http://stillgosherlocked.tumblr.com/post/146059208678/13-gifs-that-explain-the-struggle-of-waiting-for

ok this is utterly brilliant

no, he wasn't. The guy at the window is the guy in the cream suit that was seen in the scenes shot in Wales and mistaken for Martin (from the back). Definitely not Toby Jones.

aw! yes for the past 3 days. Was on bridge last night but had to leave around 2am because adulting in the morning haha.
 

lol, tha pic is from the MaryMorstanismyhero tumblr, isn't it?

omg, more than one fic with Nakahara's prompt?? Exciting!! Here's mine - I'm curious to read how others have interpreted it!!

Dear Nakahara,
this is officially my first attempt at a case fic! I hope it came out as fan and fairly believable, hehe. Of course, readers, I think you need to suspend your disbelief somehow as I did research but I am really not an expect as to police procedures etc.

Also, please note - my fic mentions suicide, so if anyone of you finds that kind of matter as triggering, you may not want to read (of course Nakahara, I hope this is not the case for you, if it is, I'm sorry!)
There's no gore though. A little bit of angst, and Johnlock - you can place the story anywhere in the timeline you want, but they just recently got together so there's no Mary, nor mentions of Reichenbach or anything like that.

I hope you enjoy, and please forgive me any mistakes..It's also posted on my AO3 here

Prompt was:
Wine, Westminster Bridge, Elgin Marbles, Violin, Chemistry, with no Awesome-Mary or Sherlock suffering and either Johnlock or deep friendship

Nakahara - I gifted it to you on AO3, I guessed your username as I didn't have it, hope I got the right account! )


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At one in the morning, on a Saturday night





The way onlookers had described the jump, there had been no hesitation, or doubt. Alexander Danailov had just quickly, quietly, coldly climbed the fence of Westminster Bridge at one in the morning on the 28th of a freezing December and thrown himself off, and into the murky, unforgiving waters of the Thames.
Sherlock watched Lestrade give instructions to his officers about where to place the barriers, watched him scratch the back of his head with the look on his face he always had whe

Liberty wrote:

I think it's an affectionate joke - the idea that instead of modern Sherlock using a Victorian mind palace to solve the case, it could have been the other way round, with Victorian Sherlock imagining the modern one.  I think Moftiss are a bit in love with Victorian as well as modern Sherlock. 

I agree.

stoertebeker wrote:

silverblaze wrote:

Now I'm also really wondering to whom Stoertebeker had attributed The Advent Calendar. 

To Schmiezi 😉
 
Ah yes, it was once again some wonderful weeks (and a few stressful ones before) and I still have three stories left to read.
Many thanks again to Schmiezi for organizing this event again, I suppose it is a lot of effort especially with a job and a toddler to take care of as well. So if you need any assistance next time, feel free to ask here.

I would like to thank everybody who gave so nice comments and positive feedback to my story, that means a lot to me.

And of course now directly many many thanks at Dorothy83 for my wonderful story. I was in Lego store yesterday and saw a construction kit for a dragon, I instantly had to think of the story

You are so sweet. It was my pleasure. Thanks for the inspiring prompts!!
 

A couple more reviews from me:

Jam Tomorrow

I adore any story with Victor Trevor, and with this one, I just couldn't stop reading. I loved the structure, the changes between present and what happened in Sherlock's past. I loved his worry about his meal with John. The whole story was tender and sad and romantic, and so well written.

Mammals

I have a soft spot for parentLock, I admit, and I loved the 'diary' set up of this story, and the humour, and Sherlock almost inadventently being amazing with little Jasmine. So well written, and original. I just loved it.

 

The Advent Calendar

I loved this story. It humorous and well written, but I was most of all impressed by was the author's clear vision and description of Sherlock's mind palace. So fascinating! And the case... so detailed and well thought out, and that's one of the most difficult things to do. And woven in with that, the reference to Sherlock's 'coldness', and John disapproving of it.
As I was reading I wound myself thinking this story could totally be a fantastic plot for the actual show - I wish they'd gone for something like this instead of the Victorian!

Well done, author!