And that's a wrap!

[holmesticemods]

And to tide us over until the July 1st posting of the Master List: a guessing post!

Before we get to the guessing, thanks so much for everyone who participated in this round of Holmestice, especially our pinch hitters who stepped up to take on difficult assignments at the last minute.

Feel free to add your guesses about who created which fanwork to the comments on this post. Don't worry about getting them wrong; that's half the fun!

Also, don't forget to go back to some of the fanworks you may have missed and leave some comments.

Below the cut is a list of our participants for this round, to aid in your guessing.

Thanks again!



amazinggiantess
amindamazed
amindaya
billiethepoet
blueonblue
cathedralcarver
cleflink
colebaltblue
detectivelyd
dioscureantwins
ebparentheses
fictionforlife
frozen_delight
hitlikehammers
holyfant
jolinarjackson
k_e_p
kedgeree11
kestrel337
knowmefirst
koshartu
mahmfic
marta_bee
meredydd
monkiainen
mundungus42
kirakira
pandoras_chaos
peg22
radialarch
rhuia
saki101
sanguinity
scandalbaby
sjames_centre
tweedisgood
verdant_fire
vnrfy
what_alchemy
xfdryad

Comments

[saki101.livejournal.com]

I rarely dare to try these, but I'm going to be bold and make a guess as to the author of the wonderful Holmestice gift I received this month. If you have not yet had a chance to read Well Met By Moonlight (http://holmestice.livejournal.com/292124.html), I recommend it as highly as possible. You will be a happier person when you finish it that you were when you began!

So, my guess is that this witty, charming, sensitive story was written by mundungus42, who also wrote the fabulous The Mystery of Ill Opinions (http://archiveofourown.org/works/1110736), which I had the great, good fortune to receive in the December 2013 Holmestice exchange.

If I am wrong, and, generally speaking, that is certainly a possibility, then there are two amongst us who can seamlessly weave Shakespeare references into her plots and her characters' dialogue and integrate the Holmesian cast into the Bard's dramatis personae while keeping the former delightfully in character.

[dioscureantwins.livejournal.com]

Thank you most heartily mods for another round of Holmestice. I've read some truly excellent stories and recced those over at the 221b_recs comm.

I do have a few ideas about some of the authors but I'll just wait for the reveals to come up.