Okay, after this, I promise I'll stop bombarding you all with fic for a while, because we're to the end of what I have already written. But people were asking during Gentlemen of Last Resort about why Mr. Anthony is so often "Mad" Mr. Anthony, and this might go towards explaining that. Then there will be a little bit of a break, while I try to ( Read more... )

A very short story set earlier in the Victorian 'Verse, about how Anthony and Gibbs set up house together. The original version revolved much more around tea, and was called "Too Much Sugar." It is still possible that there is too much sugar in this story, though, and diabetes may result from reading it.

( I do apologize for any inconvenience, I simply-could not think of anywhere else to go. )

The short story on "Baltimore": I loved it.

( The longer story on 'Baltimore!' With spoilers, obviously, and speculation on the promo. )

( Epilogue, in which Timothy, Duke Bennington, and Anthony all pay their respects to someone. )

( Chapter XIII, in which a lot of things happen in very short order that I can't give away in the cut-tag without spoiling the story, unfortunately, but there are events which involve characters! And after this, we have only an epilogue remaining. )

( Chapter XII, in which we most likely really hate the villain. Also, Anthony picks another lock. )

( Chapter XI, in which Gibbs is sentimental, Fornell doesn't know why he lets these people drag him into things, and Timothy may or may not have a brilliant idea. If you ask Anthony, it's a definite 'no.' )

( Chapter X, in which the Lady provides some very necessary information, everyone is perhaps a bit too enlightened for their times, no one can drink Anthony's tea, and Timothy does something that is either brave or incredibly stupid. )

( Chapter IX, in which they take care of Anthony, Timothy and Abigail disregard propriety, and Gibbs has very little sympathy for anyone who got drunk without him. )

( Chapter VIII, in which they find Anthony, the Lady David does one or two unconventional things, and Timothy makes his decision for good. )