Quick recs and squee
Things are a little busy right now (understatement of the century), so I'm afraid my recap of the last Hawaii Five-O ep will have to wait another day or two, by which point people will either a) be feeling pleasantly nostalgic and want to relive the ep, or b) will not give two shits. Oh, well.
Read Ben Elton's Blind Faith on the weekend, which I would highly recommend if you are looking for a well-written, extremely depressing dystopian novel that is a cross between Fahrenheit 451, 1984, The Handmaid's Tale and the Jerry Springer Show.
Sherlock recs and news: If you still consider the BAFTA results to be spoilers, there are spoilers in these short interviews with Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch. Mainly, though, they're just cute as buttons and praising the hell out of each other. Benedict wants you to know, though, that their relationship DOES NOT INVOLVE THEM GETTING NAKED. We believe you, sweetheart. And on that note, sounds like Martin is completely on board with Mark Gatiss' take on the characters' relationship. I hope that's an S2 spoiler, honey. :)
And for some recs, try some lovely pining!Sherlock in Let's Make a Bed Out in the Rain by theimprobable1 and First Thing, a gorgeously written, blazingly hot little piece by nishi_shinji.
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Read Ben Elton's Blind Faith on the weekend, which I would highly recommend if you are looking for a well-written, extremely depressing dystopian novel that is a cross between Fahrenheit 451, 1984, The Handmaid's Tale and the Jerry Springer Show.
Sherlock recs and news: If you still consider the BAFTA results to be spoilers, there are spoilers in these short interviews with Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch. Mainly, though, they're just cute as buttons and praising the hell out of each other. Benedict wants you to know, though, that their relationship DOES NOT INVOLVE THEM GETTING NAKED. We believe you, sweetheart. And on that note, sounds like Martin is completely on board with Mark Gatiss' take on the characters' relationship. I hope that's an S2 spoiler, honey. :)
And for some recs, try some lovely pining!Sherlock in Let's Make a Bed Out in the Rain by theimprobable1 and First Thing, a gorgeously written, blazingly hot little piece by nishi_shinji.
This entry was also posted on Dreamwidth at http://lamardeuse.dreamwidth.org/889144.html . Please feel free to comment at either journal.