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thedeadparrotTitle: Never Look Back
Fandom: Sherlock (BBC)/A Study In Emerald (H.P. Lovecraft's mythos)
Pairing: John/Sherlock
Rating: R
Word count: 5600
Warnings (highlight to read): (skip) graphic violence, gore, Lovecraftian insanity
Summary: "Thus always to tyrants, then?" John says, inspecting the polished metal. Just yesterday, it had been smeared with blood and entrails, dripping a putrid, ugly green onto the floor. "I like it."
Notes: This is a Sherlock update on Neil Gaiman's Sherlock Holmes/H.P. Lovecraft crossover A Study In Emerald, which is available for free to read online. It's helpful for you to read that before you read this, and you should read that even if you don't want to read this. It's fine. I'll wait.zulu helped me make this a lot better.
On DW | On LJ | On AO3
Fandom: Sherlock (BBC)/A Study In Emerald (H.P. Lovecraft's mythos)
Pairing: John/Sherlock
Rating: R
Word count: 5600
Warnings (highlight to read): (skip) graphic violence, gore, Lovecraftian insanity
Summary: "Thus always to tyrants, then?" John says, inspecting the polished metal. Just yesterday, it had been smeared with blood and entrails, dripping a putrid, ugly green onto the floor. "I like it."
Notes: This is a Sherlock update on Neil Gaiman's Sherlock Holmes/H.P. Lovecraft crossover A Study In Emerald, which is available for free to read online. It's helpful for you to read that before you read this, and you should read that even if you don't want to read this. It's fine. I'll wait.
zulu helped me make this a lot better.On DW | On LJ | On AO3
