Fic & Art - BRICOLEUR
Title: Bricoleur
Author: innie_darling
Artists: y0do & ptelefolone
Pairings: mostly John & Sherlock gen with a side of Harry/Clara slash
Rating: R
Warnings: none
Summary: A loose retelling of "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton" in which Harry, newly separated and struggling to get sober, is the one who's being blackmailed for a drunken hit-and-run. John needs Sherlock to solve the case, but not if he's going to prove Harry's guilty. Set a few months after "The Great Game," while the boys are still recovering. ("Bricoleur" means "one who uses all that he has to do what he has to do.")
1/4: The spell on the sofa and the hours in his own bed had between them dishevelled Sherlock's hair so that he looked like Little Lord Fauntleroy three days gone on the bender of his life.
2/4: Not for a second did he let himself wonder if saving Harry was worth whatever it would cost.
3/4: John very much approved of a landlady able to take the piss out of Sherlock and his deductions on occasion. + art by y0do
4/4: The storm of emotion in the music peaked and then began to diminish, thick chords giving way to single, languid notes, as if the melody were winding itself up into a neat little bundle, and in no more than three minutes, Sherlock let his violin and bow down into the rest position. + art by ptelefolone
Author: innie_darling
Artists: y0do & ptelefolone
Pairings: mostly John & Sherlock gen with a side of Harry/Clara slash
Rating: R
Warnings: none
Summary: A loose retelling of "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton" in which Harry, newly separated and struggling to get sober, is the one who's being blackmailed for a drunken hit-and-run. John needs Sherlock to solve the case, but not if he's going to prove Harry's guilty. Set a few months after "The Great Game," while the boys are still recovering. ("Bricoleur" means "one who uses all that he has to do what he has to do.")
1/4: The spell on the sofa and the hours in his own bed had between them dishevelled Sherlock's hair so that he looked like Little Lord Fauntleroy three days gone on the bender of his life.
2/4: Not for a second did he let himself wonder if saving Harry was worth whatever it would cost.
3/4: John very much approved of a landlady able to take the piss out of Sherlock and his deductions on occasion. + art by y0do
4/4: The storm of emotion in the music peaked and then began to diminish, thick chords giving way to single, languid notes, as if the melody were winding itself up into a neat little bundle, and in no more than three minutes, Sherlock let his violin and bow down into the rest position. + art by ptelefolone