Rec Day - 7/17/14

[killerweasel.livejournal.com]

Do you have a fic, art, or vid rec? What Sherlock things should people check out?

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[phoenix-glow.livejournal.com]

Small Screen Valentino (http://archiveofourown.org/works/1546535) by DancingGrimm, WIP. An amature sex video that John and a girlfriend make gets splashed over the internet when they breatk up, and she wants revenge. Sherlock agrees not to watch the video, but the harassment for John is terrible as EVERYONE sees the video. Sherlock wants to help.

What to do When Your Flatmate is Homicidal by hyacinth_sky747 (http://archiveofourown.org/works/383020), 32 chapters. This work is divine silliness. Through a stream of consciousness from Sherlock ostensibly writing in a diary, we see the lives of John and Sherlock as they build a relationship together amidst the insanity that is John and Sherlock. All I can say is “glow in the dark condoms for John’s sexual needs.” This work is sweet, weird, sexy, adorable and addictive. I adore the role Molly has as Sherlock’s BFF, and the Molly/Lestrade that unfolds in the story. I feel like this is a sequel to Stupid Drawings’ Road Trip series. I truly laughed out loud at this one, and can’t recommend it enough. All thumbs and toes up for this.

Whatever Remains, However Improbable (http://archiveofourown.org/works/1518632) by ivyblossom, Loudest_Subtext_in_Television, 1 long chapter. Weird, but good “meta” story about how John and Sherlock are slated to get together. An omniscient narrator relays to John and Sherlock scenarios of how they will become a couple. Cute, angsty, and hot – nicely done.

[prosen8966.livejournal.com]

WTFWYFIH is one of my all-time favorites!! Crack-galore, from the moment (off the top of my head so this 'quote' is not truly a 'quote') but when Sherlock mentions (so I don't ruin it) how he can't imagine why Mycroft didn't warn him off John from the very beginning, I never stopped laughing...

Even now, I've started giggling...

[tardisjournal.livejournal.com]

Three very different stories, but each magnificent in their own way. Thank you for the recs!