Aless Nox

Day 3

In your own space, post recs for at least three fanworks that you did not create. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.

I am going to make this easy by listing the last three fics that I read / listened to.
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[PODFIC] To the Sticking Place byLockedinjohnlock for blueink3

Fandoms:Sherlock (TV)  

http://archiveofourown.org/works/9468068/chapters/21419501

Soundcloud
https://soundcloud.com/lockedinjohnlock/sets/to-the-sticking-place-by
 This is one of my favorite AUs in the Sherlock Fandom.
In this story, Sherlock Holmes and John Watson are actors attempting to put on a production of Macbeth on Broadway. Love happens.

This work is rated explicit.
Podfics, or audio recordings of fanfics are my favorite way to enjoy fanfic. I even have my own podcast about it (https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/midnightficobsession)


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Three Tasks by syllic

Fandoms:Merlin (BBC)  

http://archiveofourown.org/works/7189

This is a well written work in the Merlin TV fandom. It is about 44,000 words and is non explicit with only one sex scene at the very end. In the story, Arthur has the duty to decide the suitors of all romantic disputes among the royal servants. This becomes awkward when he must decide a match for his own servant, Merlin.

I liked the well thought out tasks. The good characterization, and the bits of humor that made this a lovely and suspenseful read.

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The General Idea by agirlsname

Fandoms:Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms

http://archiveofourown.org/works/13046802

This story clocking in at 3022 words is a very sweet story in the Sherlock Holmes fandom that falls in category we call Retirementlock.
The Sherlock Holmes fandom differs from many fandoms in that the characters are mature adults, the original stories spanning from when Sherlock Holmes was 27 to when he retires. The fics written about the latter half of his life are retirementlock.
One question that is not completely resolved is where exactly Dr John Watson is in all this. He has married and most likely outlived his wives. He has had independent practices, and he has moved in and out of Baker Street. This story answers this question.