Spelled The Way It Sounds

yourebossy:

i was sketching horses and this happened. i would totally read a stables AU with a rich dressage kid and a scruffy stable hand. horses are great 9_6

awyeah john rides bareback

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

abundantlyqueer:

cumber-porn:

blackmorgan:

annacarrota:

Birthday present for my good friend blackmorgan

She loves foxes, horses, wolves… and a “younger and leaner and just a bit exotic and alien Sherlock”

So tried to draw a wolf -for the first time- and a young, delicate, not totally human Sherlock ;). Hope you like it!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE!!!

Pencils, charcoal, soft pastels

Anna,

I’m caught between staring at the hypnotic beauty of what you have done and listening to the stories already whispering, wanting to be written.

You’ve given the wolf such wisdom, and Sherlock, both young and ancient, caught beneath that clever moon.

Your talent continues to astound me. Thank you my dear, dear friend for the most beautiful birthday gift, for sharing your vision and inspiration.  I feel so very blessed.  <3 xxx

Happy Birthday my beautiful friend ….. 

Oh Anna! the light in their eyes is truly amazing ….

The first time he shifts, he almost dies of fear. The smell of humans has always been something to avoid, and now, sitting in the bright sharp smell of sickness and old marking place (hospital, the word will come later) he’s surrounded by it. Too disoriented and overcome to flee, he takes refuge in the tiny things, the strand of hair lying at the wrong angle, the callus that doesn’t align with the scissors’ handle, the particle of blood caught in a garment’s weave. His eyes are still a wolf’s eyes.

sherlock’s a werehuman. it’s easy to track a killer when you can smell blood half a mile away.

Sherlock’s a werehuman

where is my eighteen chapter fic about this

navydream:

I was gonna draw them exactly like the picture… but I saw everyone drawing them differently and I said what the hell! Nobody’s gonna draw this for me!

So I did this P: oooops!

skreeee

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buddens:

Black!Sherlock because I love!!

oh lovely. 

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mundosdepapel:

Re-posting this, changed minor details. Also NSFW tag for those who apreciate them

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(Source: disguisedselfportrait, via reckonedrightly)

see-next-issue:

I hope they have good, uh, medical care…

cjludd:

babes

I have the feeling I’ve already reblogged this.

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mrs-freebatchof221bbakerstreet:

its-an-ear-hat-john:

#spits tea all over screen #chokes on tea #rolls off bed #falls down the stairs #implodes from all the emotion

…! That’s actually nearly my headcanon for how Sherlock looks in Reuptake. 

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hollydiggity replied to your post: I am an anon because I am shy. I agree that poly…

… if you find that fic again can you let me know what it was cause that sounds fantastic

god sometimes i think of it during my commute

or at night

and googling the phrase fill her up with babies sherlock for some reason does not work

havingbeenbreathedout:

pleasant-grendel:

So I finished How the mouth changes its shape and it was perfect!  I loved it so much!  It was so beautifully written and without a doubt the best fanfiction I’ve ever read.  Sadly, I know don’t know what to do with my life now that it’s over.

#can anyone recommend another good femlock fic? or fem!mormor or mollrene 

Thank you ever so! And yes. I have a few.

• Holyfant’s Photophobia features some of the best writing from a craft perspective, and some of the most thoughtful passages from a conceptual perspective, that I have encountered in the world of fanfic. It’s Irene/Kate, and uses Irene’s…lack of roundedness, her sort of blank-slate quality (which gets in the way of my attempts to write her), to GREAT effect; so much so that it actually transforms that quality into an asset. Also: blisteringly hot orgasm denial scene. HIGHLY recommended, especially for those who liked both HTMCIS and greywash’s As many names as snow (which, of course, has some delicious Irene/Harry action itself). Unusually accomplished and compelling.
   
• Peevee’s Vespers is, and I hope you’re sitting down right now: genderswapped. Teenage. Joanne/Sherlock. Outdoors in the summer night. WITH SAPPHO POETRY. And it is just as good as you are imagining, which I hope is really damn good because that’s how good this is. I just about swooned.
   
• Peevee has also written some great het(ish) stories involving a genderswapped Mycroft, which I know is not what you asked for but shhhh, they’re really smokin’ hot: Negotiation Theory (John/Mycroft) and Cover Me (Slowly) (Sherlock/Mycroft). Negotiation Theory, in particular, manages to be poignant and emotionally rich, as well as smut-tastic.
   
• Parachute Silks’s Keratin and Silk and Pull are delicious little Joan/Sherlock PWPs involving hair-pulling/hair-washing related kinkiness. She’s also written more genderswapped stuff involving asexual Sherlock and straight Joan (and variations thereof), but as that’s a scenario which, for personal reasons, tends to make me sad, I haven’t read them. 

Who am I forgetting, y’all? Or better yet: WHAT HAVE I NOT YET READ????

And now for another installment of Edie Screams About Femslash. 

look at us both

Guh.

Just. As problematic as this scene is it resonates with me deeply—to love a person you’re almost frightened to love, because your sexuality doesn’t match up with their gender, and it challenges every goddamn thing about yourself. 

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reapersun:

you met me at a very strange time in my life

laserkitties: BBC Sherlock crossover with Fight Club, go go go go?

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msaether:

 mcxi answered: Mormor x Fight Club - the lye scene. DO IT.

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OH MY FUCKING GOD THIS TOOK FOREVER TO GET RIGHT???

have a bonus sketch close up of seb’s face ref’d off a still

dduane:

I. can’t. EVEN.

(laughs until weeping with amusement and only the very mildest frustration) (because they would be so welcome in this universe) (but it would be SOOOO NAUGHTY to smuggle them in) (and I gave that up for Lent) (srsly I did)

(ETA: reminded of these and wandering off to reread them, because they’re charming: John is a wizard and it just gives Sherlock hives…)

(ETA 2: Oh God, Sherlock’s Ordeal… don’t get me started. …Though suddenly that scene where he walks into the flat with the harpoon, all covered in blood, and growls “Well that was tedious!”, takes on a whole new layer of possible meaning.)  :) 

(ETA 3: [dammit, I’m supposed to be in the shower…] All right, this is enabling, but it can’t be helped: it’s true, thought out some while back. [I think the topic is glancingly dealt with elsewhere in canon: I believe in one of the Feline Wizardry books.]

Late-onset Ordeal is very, very unusual… but by no means unheard of. [NB that this phenomenon is distinct from prolonged Ordeals such as experienced by Darryl and Rhiow.] Sometimes, once in a great while, a problem arises for which no young proto-wizard, or older, established/blooded one, is a sufficiently effective solution. Once in the abovementioned very-great-while a situation develops for which some one, unique, adult and (hitherto) nonwizardly talent is the only solution that has a realistic chance of working. Such problems are not by any means necessarily — to the unaided eye — particularly epic. But they are routinely most vital, and are sometimes associated with so-called cardinal or “hinge” events as described in (I think?) The Wizard’s Dilemma.

At such times, with such a problem on the horizon, the Powers that Be will offer the Oath to the person in question, and then — if the person accepts — squeeze Their eyes shut and cross all Their available fingers. A late-onset probationary wizard on Ordeal does not have a younger probationer’s raw power or flexibility. But he or she does bring to the Ordeal whatever smarts (or other talents) she or he has acquired on his/her way to adulthood. If the late-onset probationer is very, very lucky, this may be enough to carry the potential wizard through. 

But it will never be an easy ride for either the subject or the bystanders. Late-onset Ordeals are routinely unpredictable and explosive. When they succeed, they do so magnificently. When they fail, they do so disastrously: there is routinely considerable collateral damage, this being possibly the main reason they’re offered so rarely. The risks are at all times significant. But the Powers are willing to roll the dice when They must…

…Now everybody run off and do whatever you were going to do THAT I CAN’T LOOK AT ANYWAY, GODDAMMIT. (sigh) :)

LOOK THERE’S MORE 

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I CAN’T HANDLE THIS AUTHOR

OR THIS FANDOM

STOP

tsundere-winchesters:

notsosilentwallflower:

fem!lock au

└ Joan and Sherlock meet

This is the only genderbend I’ve ever seen that looks super accurate, woah. Like, Sherlock wouldn’t be a beautiful, curly haired temptress that I’ve seen her drawn/cast as. She’d be like this, hair in a messy ponytail (to get it out of the way of experiments) and modest clothes. And just look at Joan, what a cutie. Super average sense of clothing, practical haircut. Aaaah good fan-casting makes me happy.

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