A Study in Blue by writingispurdy
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221b_recsTitle: A Study in Blue
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writingispurdy
Pairing: Sherlock/John
Length: 22,184 words
Rating: PG13
Warnings: mentions of war violence, mentions of suicide
Verse: Sherlock BBC
Author's summary: On 1st January, 1920, John Watson meets Sherlock Holmes. Jazz Age AU "There is a crater in the middle of Europe, and John Watson had been pulled out of it alive."
Reccer's comments: I'm so happy that this story is now done, so that I can rec it here. By now, y'all may have noticed that I love AUs. There's just something about seeing how events can change given another context. This AU is nothing short of amazing.writingispurdy takes A Study in Pink and weaves it into Jazz Age London in interesting and sometimes quite surprising ways. Obviously, for the purposes of this story, John is a veteran of WWI, for example. But John is still John...and Sherlock can never be anything other than himself, can he? I really hope that there will be a sequel.
Author:
writingispurdy Pairing: Sherlock/John
Length: 22,184 words
Rating: PG13
Warnings: mentions of war violence, mentions of suicide
Verse: Sherlock BBC
Author's summary: On 1st January, 1920, John Watson meets Sherlock Holmes. Jazz Age AU "There is a crater in the middle of Europe, and John Watson had been pulled out of it alive."
Reccer's comments: I'm so happy that this story is now done, so that I can rec it here. By now, y'all may have noticed that I love AUs. There's just something about seeing how events can change given another context. This AU is nothing short of amazing.
writingispurdy takes A Study in Pink and weaves it into Jazz Age London in interesting and sometimes quite surprising ways. Obviously, for the purposes of this story, John is a veteran of WWI, for example. But John is still John...and Sherlock can never be anything other than himself, can he? I really hope that there will be a sequel.
