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Contact email: disassembly_of_reason [at] yahoo [dot] com
I will create: fic
In the following parts of fandom: BBC series, A Study in Emerald, Granada, Young Sherlock Holmes, ACD Canon, Without a Clue, Mary Russell
For the following pairings: I'd say 'none', but will qualify that as 'none not indicated in the specified canon'.
I like working with the following categories: Gen; AU, crossover, gender swap, hurt/comfort
I am willing to create for the following kinks: None.
I want to receive: fic
In at least one of the following parts of fandom: BBC series, A Study in Emerald
For at least one of the following pairings: None.
I like stuff in the following categories: Gen, het, slash; angst, asexuality, AU, fluff, gender swap, hurt/comfort, schmoop
I wouldn’t mind any of the following kinks: None.
Please include further details about what you’d like to receive: A BBC version of A Study in Emerald would be great, but I would also appreciate either BBC or A Study in Emerald on its own.
I'd enjoy seeing John's character as always-female (Joan, perhaps?) with Sherlock's as always-male, but as friendship rather than a romantic relationship. UST, if any, should stay UST.
I like Watson of whatever gender being portrayed as competent and intelligent, unexpected depths a plus, BAMF very much appreciated.
Holiday-themed stories are much appreciated, but not at all required. Goodness knows how that would work if you went the way of A Study in Emerald.
Special requests: I advise strongly against pairing me with someone who requires something sexually explicit; I have no experience writing that. If I were to write a relationship into a story, it would be PG-13 at most.
I can write Sherlock/John friendship. I can write banter and stay in character. I prefer to stay as canonically-flavoured as possible, hence the preference on the pairings list above not to write relationships outside of those in canon.
I'd like to write more case-fic, and/or an interesting AU/crossover. I like historical AUs and fantasy AUs and have beta read a little in those categories; I'd like a shot at writing something along those lines.
disassembly_rsnContact email: disassembly_of_reason [at] yahoo [dot] com
I will create: fic
In the following parts of fandom: BBC series, A Study in Emerald, Granada, Young Sherlock Holmes, ACD Canon, Without a Clue, Mary Russell
For the following pairings: I'd say 'none', but will qualify that as 'none not indicated in the specified canon'.
I like working with the following categories: Gen; AU, crossover, gender swap, hurt/comfort
I am willing to create for the following kinks: None.
I want to receive: fic
In at least one of the following parts of fandom: BBC series, A Study in Emerald
For at least one of the following pairings: None.
I like stuff in the following categories: Gen, het, slash; angst, asexuality, AU, fluff, gender swap, hurt/comfort, schmoop
I wouldn’t mind any of the following kinks: None.
Please include further details about what you’d like to receive: A BBC version of A Study in Emerald would be great, but I would also appreciate either BBC or A Study in Emerald on its own.
I'd enjoy seeing John's character as always-female (Joan, perhaps?) with Sherlock's as always-male, but as friendship rather than a romantic relationship. UST, if any, should stay UST.
I like Watson of whatever gender being portrayed as competent and intelligent, unexpected depths a plus, BAMF very much appreciated.
Holiday-themed stories are much appreciated, but not at all required. Goodness knows how that would work if you went the way of A Study in Emerald.
Special requests: I advise strongly against pairing me with someone who requires something sexually explicit; I have no experience writing that. If I were to write a relationship into a story, it would be PG-13 at most.
I can write Sherlock/John friendship. I can write banter and stay in character. I prefer to stay as canonically-flavoured as possible, hence the preference on the pairings list above not to write relationships outside of those in canon.
I'd like to write more case-fic, and/or an interesting AU/crossover. I like historical AUs and fantasy AUs and have beta read a little in those categories; I'd like a shot at writing something along those lines.
