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Hello Again!
I'm sorry I've been away for the last few months. A bit of an unannounced hiatus happened. My other life had some rapidly approaching deadlines on other commitments, some of them Sherlock-related, but mostly not. But some exciting things will be happening soon for me, but I needed to take a break from writing in order to make those things happen.
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Lycanthrope - Chapter 4/?
Title: Lycanthrope (or a Study in Insertional Retroviral Mutagenesis)* - Chapter 4/?
Character(s)/Pairing(s): Eventual Sherlock/John
Summary: John never once considered that his flatmate was hiding something like this from him.
Rating: Rated PG-13 now, NC-17 later
Spoilers: Some Season 2
Word count: Over 15,000 words and growing, 4257 in this part.
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Lycanthrope - Chapter 3/?
Title: Lycanthrope (or a Study in Insertional Retroviral Mutagenesis)* - Chapter 3/?
Character(s)/Pairing(s): Eventual Sherlock/John
Summary: John never once considered that his flatmate was hiding something like this from him.
Rating: Rated PG-13 now, NC-17 later
Spoilers: Some Season 2
Word count: Over 11,600 words and growing, 2501 in this part.
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Lycanthrope - Chapter 2/?
Title: Lycanthrope (or a Study in Insertional Retroviral Mutagenesis)* - Chapter 2/?
Character(s)/Pairing(s): Eventual Sherlock/John
Summary: John never once considered that his flatmate was hiding something like this from him.
Rating: Rated PG-13 now, NC-17 later
Spoilers: Some Season 2
Word count: Over 11,600 words and growing, 2,503 in this part.
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Lycanthrope - Chapter 1/?
Title: Lycanthrope (or a Study in Insertional Retroviral Mutagenesis)* - Chapter 1/?
Character(s)/Pairing(s): Sherlock/John
Summary: John never once considered that his flatmate was hiding something like this from him.
Rating: Rated PG-13 now, NC-17 later
Spoilers: Some Season 2
Word count: Over 11,600 words and growing, 2379 in this part.
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Who, me?
I like Sherlock Holmes, T.S. Eliot, squids, Leonardo da Vinci, sand, William Blake, foxes, and socks. And wearing socks on top of socks.