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Free zine for you guys to fill out! I’ll put it on ko-fi as well. The no line version is more ideal for printing but here’s both. Enjoy!

https://goo.gl/forms/V9qVPbhDyHBm2OWp2

It's about genetically modified organisms and won't take too much time!

If you could write one canon episode in the series (for any season), give a summary: I made a gifset not long ago that summarized it, in which Sherlock realizes the Final Problem is, in fact, what the show had already established it was ("staying alive"), and it was actually that Sherlock was supposed to figure out how Moriarty survived the fall.

Favorite fanfiction you've read: I don't read a lot of fanfiction, so I couldn't say... I'm sure there are some great ones out there, though.

Favorite fan art you've seen: check out this awesome work >> http://feyuca.deviantart.com/art/SH-Fanbook-Jim-Moriarty-324615298

A sect of the fandom with which you get along well (and why?): Molliarty shippers, not because I ship Molliarty, but because they know their ship isn't really canon, so they're really chill and laid back about everything, just fun and friendly. Keep at it, guys!!

An unpopular opinion on something relating to the show (has to actually be unpopular, not something like "Johnlock should have been canon"): I didn't like any of the female characters much. I liked things about them, but I felt like they were all treated poorly compared to the men. I thought Irene was a flat sex object, Molly was the cliche "voice of reason," and Mary was a sloppy ex-assassin whose presence was kind of pointless because all she did was show up, take over a few episodes, and then die and cause unnecessary drama. The only one I liked more was Janine, because she felt more real, but then Sherlock screwed her over and they got rid of her, so... yeah. Not big on Mofftiss' women. :P

A controversial opinion on something relating to the show (doesn't have to be unpopular): Aside from the mysteries, I think everything really was meant to be taken at face value. I think sometimes the fans' ideas and theories are actually better and more developed than the real writing because there are so many intelligent people in this fandom, so all of that is really fun to analyze. But I also think it's important to respect the writers' real intentions for the show and enjoy it as it was intended.

A character dynamic (romantic or not) that interests you: Sherlock and Moriarty is my favorite dynamic -- all those interesting layers of them being a mirror image of each other; their obsession, their games, their banter, the "I am you" thing -- it's all very fun and exciting.

First impression when you watched the show (and why?): I thought it was weird. Definitely weird. Quirky, big departure from the canon. I thought it felt more like really good fanfiction than a worthy Sherlock remake. But for a finish I grew accustomed to its quirkiness, and I loved the actors, and in the end it became one of my favorite shows of all time.

Something you would change about the show (and why?): I would get rid of filler episodes and bind them all together with one overarching plot and one overarching nemesis.

A character you think needs more appreciation (and why?): Janine. She was the one female character I kind of liked.

A character you think is overrated (and why?): Lestrade. Like... I literally could not care any less about him whatsoever, haha.

A way the show has helped you in your personal life: It's given my family something fun to do together in the evenings. We love discussing the writing together, talking about the good points and bad points, debating characterization, etc.

If you were going to introduce someone to the show by making them watch one scene, which scene would you choose (and why?): We introduced my grandmother by showing her the scene of Moriarty stealing the crown jewels. She thought it was really entertaining. ^_^

Favorite season (and why?): Season 1, because that's when it was still getting its groove and the characters had not become caricatures of themselves; Sherlock was less exaggerated, the mysteries were tighter, and it felt more like a mystery series than a superhero show.

Favorite episode (and why?): “The Reichenbach Fall,” hands down. That's some of the best TV writing and acting I've ever seen in my life. Not to mention the soundtrack, the directing, the cinematography, the producing, the pacing -- just... ugh. So good.

Least favorite episode (and why?): “A Scandal in Belgravia,” because I don’t like Irene and it ultimately didn't really effect the show much in the long run.

Character you most adore (and why?): Moriarty, because I think he's very well written, well acted, and original. It's been years and I'm still just as mesmerized by him.

Character you most despise (and why?): Irene Adler. I dislike her in most versions of the stories. She's only given two main traits: sexy and smart, and then they try to pass her off as a strong woman. Idk, I think she's just sloppy and unoriginal.

Favorite actor: Andrew Scott. I think he and Benedict are the most versatile and talented. Andrew is slighter higher for me because I love his personality.

If you could spend the day with your favorite actor from the show, describe what you would do: I would hang out at a bookstore with Andrew and debate philosophy, religion, politics, and literature with him, and tell him about my writing.

Least favorite actor: Moffat's kid. Very cute, but he really looked nothing like Sherlock and was a distraction to me when he was on screen.

Favorite soundtrack: "Prepared to Do Anything." yeeeeeees

OTP: None for this fandom

NOTP: Sherlock x anybody. I think he's better as a standalone.

BROTP: Sherlock/Moriarty. Angsty evil bromance is the best bromance.

OT3: Sherlock, Moriarty, and Mycroft, probably.

Favorite quote: "In a world of locked rooms, the man with the key is king, and, honey, you should see me in a crown."