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ogsherlockholmes · 1 day ago
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Fifth part up!
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ogsherlockholmes · 3 days ago
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The Red-Headed League - Part 1
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I WILL be imagining John Clay and his redheaded boyfriend as trans twinks and there's nothing you can do to stop me.
Watch out for a part 2 for this story!
This is in the Watson's Sketchbook series!
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ogsherlockholmes · 3 days ago
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Fourth part up!
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ogsherlockholmes · 5 days ago
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saying “i want him” about the character but not in a romantic or sexual way . i just Require him i need to Obtain him
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ogsherlockholmes · 6 days ago
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THE DYING DETECTIVE - part 3 - part 1 - part 2 - "to the last gasp he would always be the master" - there is at least one panel that made me laugh while drawing it so I hope it makes you laugh, too. It's the least I could do.
This will most likely be the last update for a few weeks - going to England on a trip (where Sherlock Holmes lives!!! omg!) - when I return it will be for a cozy early Christmas special, THE BLUE CARBUNCLE.
(This is in the Watsons sketchbook series!)
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ogsherlockholmes · 6 days ago
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Third part up!
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ogsherlockholmes · 6 days ago
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ogsherlockholmes · 8 days ago
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Sherlock Holmes is the funniest case of “doomed by the narrative” ever. Doomed by the narrative and destined to die young bc the creator hated him, and then the fans literally bullied him into un-dooming the narrative, writing about him for another thirty years, and giving the character a canonical happy ending where he retires to the countryside and keeps bees. Funniest shit ever.
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ogsherlockholmes · 8 days ago
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Second part out!
I’ve revised my earlier statement- I think it will end up being twenty three parts long, and I’ll probably post one every other day.
Thanks so much for reading!
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ogsherlockholmes · 8 days ago
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I wholeheartedly recognise that I have been slowly crafting (and, honestly, teasing you guys about) this whole theory which I have very carefully constructed and I was being a bit definitive about it (for myself, I don't expect anyone else to believe my conspiracies), but allow me to drop a whole new bombshell which does not align with my other idea: Moriarty wasn't real.
Moriarty is a tricky character to pin down; aside from sharing the exact same name as his brother (James and James Moriarty), and ACD introducing him and killing him off within the same story, we never actually meet him. The only person who interacts with him is Holmes, Watson only catches a glimpse of him at the Reichenbach. Both times we hear his actual words in The Final Problem and The Valley of Fear are Holmes retelling his own conversations with him. Or, he's randomly being brought up in conversations and called the most dangerous man in London. Then there's the whole thing of ACD introducing him twice in the aforementioned stories; as in, at first it seemed like Holmes only told Watson about him before the Fall, then it seems like Watson knew about him a lot earlier.
I'm not going to full develop this idea (at least, not now), I'm just going to throw it into the void and see what happens.
Either Holmes invented Moriarty (BBCSherlock flashbacks) or Watson did, and both of these have absolutely wild implications and now I can't stop thinking about it.
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ogsherlockholmes · 9 days ago
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As the gifts from the 2025 Summer Holmestice are being revealed (until the 14th), I felt the ghost of my Holmes obsession return like a vengeful spirit...
Winter @holmestice 2022 happened three years ago, and this was my gift for @jeremys-come-to-bed-eyes! :D
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ogsherlockholmes · 10 days ago
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First part of the analysis published! It is quite long (supposed to just be an introduction, but I had a lot to say), but some of the other parts are shorter.
It should be (I'm not certain) around twenty two parts long, and as I said, some parts are A LOT shorter, only one or two paragraphs, but all in all, it is the longest analyses I've ever written.
I'm not sure on a posting schedule, and it will probably depend on the length of the post.
Since I'm trying to keep a whole fictional character persona up on my new blog, I wanted to put my thank yous here, because I couldn't have achieved this without the fandom, both your support and ideas. I'm incredibly grateful for you all, and if I have not mentioned you, I sincerely apologise and promise to amend it.
*Roll the credits*
@bedheaded-league @contact-guy @i-dont-talk-for-days-on-end @victorianpining @carneliancorax @nessahero @paverage-blog @rainbow-person @moroniccats @bi-bored @spacetrashfallingdown @k2ntwo @bluegreenpetrichor @4luckyclover @guiltypleasurewriting @nyctomancer @bat-yellow-eyes @fantast-world @flame-cat @may-darling @greatestatuin @whentherosespeaks @creativeimagination206 @loki-lock @theoffkeydiva @local-friendly-lurker @fuzzy-blue-son @bridgetoon @monkey-shines-shenanigans @spiffylittlebird @helloliriels
Also, thank you to Arthur Conan Doyle, for giving the world these stories... even if you were kicking and screaming the entire time. They and your characters mean a lot to many people.
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ogsherlockholmes · 10 days ago
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I am going to create another blog to publish (will include the link somewhere on this blog) this because I have gone full death of the author (sorry ACD) and I want it be separate from what else I might publish on this blog. Also, it's just fun to design another blog and I've been looking for an excuse for a while now.
Guess who's accidentally been writing a 40 page plus analysis of the entire Holmes canon with a new chronology based on the premise that Watson was a big fat liar and invented two of the most famous stories purely to see if someone might catch him out and therefore the game was all about how much Watson can get away with although it started out on the fact that he only wanted to hide his and Holmes' relationship then it spiralled and still got a LOT more to write but have no idea what to do with it when it's finished?????
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ogsherlockholmes · 12 days ago
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actually arthur conan doyle appeared to me at a seance and he said the only thing he hates more than sherlock holmes is transphobes
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ogsherlockholmes · 13 days ago
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What I meant by ‘real life getting busier’….
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She will not move.
Guess who's accidentally been writing a 40 page plus analysis of the entire Holmes canon with a new chronology based on the premise that Watson was a big fat liar and invented two of the most famous stories purely to see if someone might catch him out and therefore the game was all about how much Watson can get away with although it started out on the fact that he only wanted to hide his and Holmes' relationship then it spiralled and still got a LOT more to write but have no idea what to do with it when it's finished?????
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ogsherlockholmes · 13 days ago
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Okay, so I’ve decided, given how many people are actually interested in this, that I’m going to post the analysis in parts (I’ve already been dividing it into chapters, which is lucky).
Unfortunately, my real life has gotten a little busier all of a sudden so I do need to pause this project, but I will continue to update once I get back to it.
Guess who's accidentally been writing a 40 page plus analysis of the entire Holmes canon with a new chronology based on the premise that Watson was a big fat liar and invented two of the most famous stories purely to see if someone might catch him out and therefore the game was all about how much Watson can get away with although it started out on the fact that he only wanted to hide his and Holmes' relationship then it spiralled and still got a LOT more to write but have no idea what to do with it when it's finished?????
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ogsherlockholmes · 14 days ago
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Guess who's accidentally been writing a 40 page plus analysis of the entire Holmes canon with a new chronology based on the premise that Watson was a big fat liar and invented two of the most famous stories purely to see if someone might catch him out and therefore the game was all about how much Watson can get away with although it started out on the fact that he only wanted to hide his and Holmes' relationship then it spiralled and still got a LOT more to write but have no idea what to do with it when it's finished?????
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