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holmestice2021-06-06 03:30 pm
holmesticemods) wrote in holmestice2021-06-06 03:30 pm
Podfic for Graycardinal: The Women in the Case
Title and Author: The Women in the Case by graycardinal
Link to Story: The Women in the Case
Recipient:graycardinal
Podfic Reader:oldshrewsburyian
Verse: Enola Holmes (books), Beekeeper's Apprentice (series), Peerless Peer
Characters/Pairings: Enola Holmes, Mary Russell, Nell Watson|Nylephtha Good Curtis, Sherlock Holmes, Von Bork, Original Moriarty Character(s)
Rating: G
Warnings: No warnings apply
Summary: An account from a cache of manuscripts attributed to Enola Holmes - which both answers a great many questions about significant women in the Holmesian canon, and raises a great many others. Specifically: the narrative presented here overlaps in part with that of The Beekeeper's Apprentice, and presents a radically different version of certain events therein. [podfic]
notes The music is Mendelssohn's violin concerto, Rachmaninov's barcarolle, "Roses of Picardy," and "Chanson Hindou." Kind betas are K. and L.
Listen on AO3: The Women in the Case
graycardinalLink to Story: The Women in the Case
Recipient:
graycardinalPodfic Reader:
oldshrewsburyianVerse: Enola Holmes (books), Beekeeper's Apprentice (series), Peerless Peer
Characters/Pairings: Enola Holmes, Mary Russell, Nell Watson|Nylephtha Good Curtis, Sherlock Holmes, Von Bork, Original Moriarty Character(s)
Rating: G
Warnings: No warnings apply
Summary: An account from a cache of manuscripts attributed to Enola Holmes - which both answers a great many questions about significant women in the Holmesian canon, and raises a great many others. Specifically: the narrative presented here overlaps in part with that of The Beekeeper's Apprentice, and presents a radically different version of certain events therein. [podfic]
notes The music is Mendelssohn's violin concerto, Rachmaninov's barcarolle, "Roses of Picardy," and "Chanson Hindou." Kind betas are K. and L.
Listen on AO3: The Women in the Case
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An exhortation to my fellow Holmestice participants (and anyone else reading this):
Click the link. If need be, download the file. Listen to the podfic. Yes, it's 43 minutes long, but trust me, you will NOT be disappointed (as for me, I am delighted, gobsmacked, and over the moon).