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crack_van2012-03-03 12:47 pm
oxfordtweed) wrote in crack_van2012-03-03 12:47 pm
Entry tags:
The Theory of Narrative Causality, by Falling_Voices (NC-17)
Fandom: SHERLOCK BBC
Pairing: Sherlock Holmes/John Watson
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
falling_voices
Author Website: Her fic tag
Why this must be read: I was a bit surprised to find that this hadn't been recced here. So surprised, in fact, that I checked three times, just to make sure I hadn't missed it.
This is, to put it simply, the fic that ate the meme. And now it's been coded and done up to look exactly like the conversations are being had over LiveJournal. Why is this a fic about conversations on LiveJournal? Well, from the prompt, Sherlock and John are BNFs in Sherlock Holmes fandom. Together, they fight crime. (Always.) And write porn, incidentally. It's one of the most meta things to ever have metaed, and glorious, and I'm just gushing at this point. Go read it, if you haven't already. And if you have, go read it again.
The Theory of Narrative Causality
Pairing: Sherlock Holmes/John Watson
Author on LJ:
falling_voicesAuthor Website: Her fic tag
Why this must be read: I was a bit surprised to find that this hadn't been recced here. So surprised, in fact, that I checked three times, just to make sure I hadn't missed it.
This is, to put it simply, the fic that ate the meme. And now it's been coded and done up to look exactly like the conversations are being had over LiveJournal. Why is this a fic about conversations on LiveJournal? Well, from the prompt, Sherlock and John are BNFs in Sherlock Holmes fandom. Together, they fight crime. (Always.) And write porn, incidentally. It's one of the most meta things to ever have metaed, and glorious, and I'm just gushing at this point. Go read it, if you haven't already. And if you have, go read it again.
The Theory of Narrative Causality