Open Recs Post and Open Recs Weekend

[unovis.livejournal.com]

Welcome to our weekly open recs opportunity.

You're invited to post in comments here any recs or requests for recs for fic, vids, art, or podfic. All versions of Sherlock Holmes are welcome.

The comm is also open today and tomorrow for anyone to make a rec in a separate post. Please use our headers and make sure you've read the rules if you're new to reccing here, especially our tagging and warning guidelines.

Please let us know if you have any questions in comments or PMs to the mods.

Comments

Question re: recommendation

[afrogeekgoddess.livejournal.com]

Can we recommend the work of an author in general, instead of a specific story? I didn't see a format for that in your guidelines. Thanks!

[percygranger]

Title: Commute like a Boss

Artist: numberthescars

Pairing: Gen

Rating: G

Warnings: None

Verse: Sherlock BBC

Author's summary: Drawn for danikos_realms request on sherlockbbc's Make Me a Monday post: I have a very specific request. >.> I'd love to see some fanart of Mycroft going to work by umbrella, like Mary Poppins, with a tiny suitcase in his hand and possibly Anthea (or Sherlock or anyone, really) taking a ride with him, hanging onto his leg and working on her blackberry.

Reccer's comments: This is a delightful piece that I simply have to share. Mycroft and his umbrella are a point of fascination for me, and this use of it makes me smile.

[chapbook.livejournal.com]

I hope it is OK to post here on a Sunday!

Aderyn8 is continuing her wonderful Deep Map series (http://archiveofourown.org/series/21668) of ficlets, which examines places and their relationships with the series' characters. "Landlocked", "Rare Earths", and "Sorrowful Angels" are some of the gorgeous love letters to the British Isles and London she has written in the past few weeks.

Related to the Deep Map theme, but not actually part of the series is the longer one-shot River Gods (http://archiveofourown.org/works/434000). Dying, coming back, drowning, meeting a Woman of the Sea, all set against the rivers of London.