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i finished sherlock ,,, idk what to do w my life anymore ,,,
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I love it when Sherlock is described to “throw himself upon” things like. This is what I picture

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i'm mildly upset about the fact that when sherlock first meets john, john says 'he held out his hand as he spoke, and i noticed that it was mottled allover with similar peices of plaster, and discouloured with strong acids.' and i have yet to see an iteration in which sherlock's hands are covered in band-aids. like, i don't know why i just really like the idea for sherlock's hands being absoultely covered in band-aids.
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Guys guys who else thinks it’s time for a resurrection of the Sherlock fandom I feel like we need a fourth wave who’s down
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Rip Sherlock, you'd have loved Pink Lemonade vape
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Left: “I saw the figure of a man upon the tor.” Hound of the Baskervilles, Sidney Paget, The Strand Aug 1901 - Apr 1902 Characters: Sir Henry, Watson, Holmes
Right: “"Phosphorous!" I said.” Hound of the Baskervilles, Sidney Paget, The Strand Aug 1901 - Apr 1902 Characters: Lestrade, Watson, Holmes, Hound
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“#I read so many gay Victorian love letters and books to get the tone right lol #Plato‘s symposium reference was THE way to signal you liked men in the late 19th century“ would you mind sharing some of your sources? 👀 I also want to write gay Victorian fanfiction am just naturally curious about the victorians
Omg 1000%, let me cite my sources:
Strangers: Homosexual Love in the Nineteeth Century by Graham Robb - this book is a treasure trove of well researched information. A lot of queer history focuses on men and I really appreciate all the stories about women in this one. It’s 20 years old and by (as far as I can tell) a straight author, so there’s some limitations - a total lack of awareness of bisexuality and trans identity - but I really enjoyed it regardless. There’s also like four pages where he discusses Sherlock Holmes as an iconic gay protagonist that changed my brain.
Fanny and Stella by Neil McKenna - a heavily researched story of two trans femmes in Victorian England, the crossdressing trial that scandalized London, their sisterhood and surrounding community, and the love triangle they were involved in. It’s written in a VERY fun and gossipy way, with a ton of primary sources, and is such a compelling story! This author also wrote a book about Wilde I haven’t read yet.
Gay History and Literature by Ricor Norton - it’s a website, not a book (I can’t find his books except at really high prices!) but it’s an obsessively compiled list of…basically…what it says on the tin. There’s a collection of gay love letters and newspaper clippings that are fascinating to read!
The Portrait of Mr. W. H. by Oscar Wilde, heard of him? This is my favorite Wilde story! It’s about the theory that Shakespeare’s sonnets were written to a young man, and how the desire for proof drives a man to death, and the frustrations and joys of looking for yourself in long-dead writing.
Before Queer Theory: Victorian Aestheticism and the Self by Dustin Friedman - reading this book felt like making my brain lift weights, but it was really interesting - it’s about the Aesthetic movement and how modern queer identity began in the nineteeth century.
Maurice by E. M. Forster (not technically Victorian but close) is a story written in 1913 about gay love (published in 1971 and dedicated to “a happier time” 🥲). It gave me some ideas about how a confession could play out. Plato’s Symposium is used as a pickup line, of course.
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Fan of Sherlock related media?
Like animals?
Well have I got the webcomic for you!
Coming soon to Tapas, Purrlock is a webcomic series based on the works of Arthur Conan Doyle.
Synopsis taken from Tapas
**Watson (Breeder given name: John) has just been adopted by a lovely lady called Mrs Hudson after being in a shelter for months on end when his owner left for war and never returned. When he arrives to his new home at 221b baker street he meets Mrs Hudson’s other cat, Sherlock.
Sherlock is the polar opposite of Watson, an outdoor cat. He’s mysterious, always leaving the flat to wander the London streets. One day Watson follows his secretive roommate out the flat, that’s where they find their first case.
Join Sherlock and Watson as they solve the issues and conflicts of animals all throught London and the UK. Discovering themselves and their friendship.
Inspired by the works of Arthur Conan Doyle
Art and Idea by GoofyWhovian
Proofread and checked by Milque and romie.**
We also have a discord server for updates, teasers and much more
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(pt 1) (pt 2) (pt 3) (pt 4)
HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES pt 5 (read the other parts first!)
(this is part of the Watson's sketchbook series)
letter text under the cut because SOMEONE'S handwriting is atrocious:
My dear
Dear Watson,
I have solved a mystery lately, the one concerning my distressing levels of distraction + poor humour (refer to yr. notes on NORBURY). I would like to present my thoughts to you as tidily as though this were any other case (a little ritual which, I must admit, has become one of my chief pleasures in this work). (omit; overly sentimental)
The truth is thus: over the seven years of our acquaintance, I have come to care for you beyond friendship or brotherhood. Poetically, I care for you in the Grecian way (has W. read Plato's Symposium?) ; plainly, most would consider it unwholesome.
I am aware that you are tolerant of this vice in your friends, an admirable attitude. Whether you yourself indulge remains stubbornly beyond my sight, for I find when I desire a certain outcome, logical deduction of the truth becomes impossible.
I occasionally seek to amuse and dazzle you by seeming to read your thoughts; but it is a simple trick, and I can only peer into the shallowest corners of your mind. Because of my abiding personal interest, your depths are hidden. (excessive)
I find your presence and this unspoken dialogue to be unsettling in the extreme. I am in need of resolution. Will you please tell me I require data and it must come from you. I await a response urgently at your convenience. If you desire to end our personal and professional relationship, a word to Mrs. Hudson will send me away from Baker St. for as long as you require to gather your belongings.
Yours,
S.H.
p-s- you need no reminding of propriety, but do be sure to destroy this humble note.
p-p-s- of course I could leave the rooms to you, but yr. pension would not cover the cost
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Doodles for THE ADVENTURE OF THE YELLOW FACE (a title which has NOT aged particularly well but is referring to a weird wax mask) - in which Holmes fails to both come up with the correct solution AND to make a confession to his friend.
(This is part of the Watson’s sketchbook series)
#'as befits two men who know eachother intimately' NEVER GETTING OVER THAT QUOTE#obsessed w this art as always
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HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES part 3! (pt 1) (pt 2) No Holmes in this one…or is there????
(this is part of the Watson's sketchbook series)
#'i wish he were here' okkk you homo#love this artstyle i eat it up#hound of the baskervilles#is my FAVORITE ONE ok#favorite#i love when theres a big dog and gay people
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HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES part 3! (pt 1) (pt 2) No Holmes in this one…or is there????
(this is part of the Watson's sketchbook series)
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sherlock holmes deduces you are trans before you've figured it out yourself and refers to you with those pronouns and then when you look confused is like "ah...had you not arrived at that conclusion yet?" and wafts away in his dressing gown to smoke seventeen pipes, leaving you in a gender crisis
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"What can you gather from this old battered felt?"
"You know my methods."
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