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mermaid) wrote in sherlockbbc2010-08-26 03:11 pm
Fic: 'Reading too much meaning from existence', 2/3.
Author: mermaid.
Title: 'Reading too much meaning from existence', part 2 of 3 (part 1 at LJ or at AO3).
Spoilers: set many years pre-canon (1997-2001), with only tiny spoilers for 'A Study in Pink' and 'The Blind Banker'.
Disclaimer: none of the characters you recognise belong to me.
Word count: 3,600 words.
Genre / Pairings: slash, with a little bit of het (Sherlock/Sebastian, Sherlock/OMCs, Sherlock/OFC).
Rating: NC-17 for sex, drugs and language.
Warnings / Enticements: angst, a dysfunctional relationship, promiscuous behaviour, sex in inappropriate public places, and recreational drug use. Also, Sherlock in a dress.
Summary: Sherlock excels academically at Oxford, of course. But he passes through college social life like a ghost; or, to be more accurate, like a poltergeist.
Author's notes: I am currently studying at Oxford University, so I couldn't resist the chance to depict Sherlock as a fellow Oxonian!
Read part 2 at LJ or at AO3.
mermaid.Title: 'Reading too much meaning from existence', part 2 of 3 (part 1 at LJ or at AO3).
Spoilers: set many years pre-canon (1997-2001), with only tiny spoilers for 'A Study in Pink' and 'The Blind Banker'.
Disclaimer: none of the characters you recognise belong to me.
Word count: 3,600 words.
Genre / Pairings: slash, with a little bit of het (Sherlock/Sebastian, Sherlock/OMCs, Sherlock/OFC).
Rating: NC-17 for sex, drugs and language.
Warnings / Enticements: angst, a dysfunctional relationship, promiscuous behaviour, sex in inappropriate public places, and recreational drug use. Also, Sherlock in a dress.
Summary: Sherlock excels academically at Oxford, of course. But he passes through college social life like a ghost; or, to be more accurate, like a poltergeist.
Author's notes: I am currently studying at Oxford University, so I couldn't resist the chance to depict Sherlock as a fellow Oxonian!
Read part 2 at LJ or at AO3.