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Hello! Just wanted to drop a message because I've been rereading all of RoL and going back through your Ao3 to read a bunch of your fics that I had someone missed in that past. Thank you for writing and sharing them, I love your stuff!
thank you! it is always lovely to know that my back catalogue is entertaining people. <3
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queergothic replied to your post: what is sherlock's full name??
Sherlock Watson-Holmes
A SHOCKING OVERSIGHT ON MY PART
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Liddy!! Your fics fill me with such a frisson of joy. I feel like anything is possible when I read them and then I can carry the moments around with me for weeks afterward. Thank you ever so much for sharing your writing. <3
oh my god thank you ;;~;; that’s so sweet of you what a lovely compliment!!
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oh I said it ee-vah, an outlier
ee-vah is fine also lmao, i’ll probably never get it legalized in any way so i can say it however i want probably
I think this post you had made was kinda old but i'm only now getting into the RoL fandom (I'm on Hanging Tree rn). BUT I loved your post about Nightingale's sexuality being nebulous queer for you but also not being central to the books' plot/themes. I totally headcanon him as gay and I think it's mostly because of that first description peter gives him in the first book lol. Confirmation from BA would be fun but I'm also not expecting it ya know?
BA has made comments at Q&As and so on along the lines of “you’re all having too much fun for me to confirm or deny anything” (wrt both Nightingale’s sexuality and the possibility of Nightingale/Mellenby having been a thing), so I’m pretty confident 1) he knows where fanon lies on this issue and 2) he has no intention of bringing up Nightingale’s sexuality unless it’s plot-relevant, which it may or may not ever be. I suspect, without any particular proof, that Nightingale being queer probably wasn’t part of how he originally envisioned the character - but this is a series where characters have evolved as it’s gone along.
But yeah, I’m very much still in the ‘nice but not necessary’ place on this - and that’s down to queer characters actually being a regular part of the series.
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Hey I was actually just reading your fic today! And I really did like it. I've always loved the way you write John and Sherlock but they seem especially soft and wonderful here and the details with the potato and the tattoo were just perfect! 💙
laj;dfa thank you!!! i decided to just go for it and cram this fic with all the charming details that occurred to me. insane wish fulfillment!! i’m thrilled that you enjoyed it; thank you for saying so <3
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Ahh yes wish fulfillment for sure! Now is quite the time for it, and I’m really thinking of finally writing my own fics
You should definitely do that!!!!
I saw in your tags at one point you said you had an article about conditional acceptance of trans people in academic spaces and i would love to read it if you can link it! Thanks!
yeah of course!
https://conditionallyaccepted.com/2017/07/07/transphobic-microaggressions/
(cw description of transphobic microaggressions)
Academics want to know and explore critically, writes Francis Walker, but the way in which that curiosity is expressed in relation to trans
