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221b_recs2011-04-29 09:36 am
irisbleufic.livejournal.com) wrote in 221b_recs2011-04-29 09:36 am
Fic Rec: Body of Evidence (Unrated, by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
imbrii)
Title: Body of Evidence
Author:imbrii
Pairing: Sherlock/OFC, Sherlock/Sebastian, and, ultimately, Sherlock/John.
Length: 3,422
Rating: None given, but I'd say it's PG-13/Rish.
Warnings: According to the author - Misogyny, toxic relationships, transphobia, negative opinions regarding children/pregnancy, mentions of drug use, brief sexual situations.
Verse: Sherlock (BBC)
Author's Summary: Genderqueer Sherlock, for this prompt.
Reccer's Comments: This is the cleverest use of second-person I've ever seen; it's apparent by the end of the first paragraph what an intelligent narrative choice the writer has made with regard to POV. This stands alongside Symmetrical, Unbroken as an example of genderqueer Sherlock done right. This story takes a slightly different approach, however, and that's all I'll say. The Sherlock/OFC content is one of the most extraordinary features of this story (but again, I don't want to give too much away). I've been impatient to rec this one!
Author:
imbriiPairing: Sherlock/OFC, Sherlock/Sebastian, and, ultimately, Sherlock/John.
Length: 3,422
Rating: None given, but I'd say it's PG-13/Rish.
Warnings: According to the author - Misogyny, toxic relationships, transphobia, negative opinions regarding children/pregnancy, mentions of drug use, brief sexual situations.
Verse: Sherlock (BBC)
Author's Summary: Genderqueer Sherlock, for this prompt.
Reccer's Comments: This is the cleverest use of second-person I've ever seen; it's apparent by the end of the first paragraph what an intelligent narrative choice the writer has made with regard to POV. This stands alongside Symmetrical, Unbroken as an example of genderqueer Sherlock done right. This story takes a slightly different approach, however, and that's all I'll say. The Sherlock/OFC content is one of the most extraordinary features of this story (but again, I don't want to give too much away). I've been impatient to rec this one!
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