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frith_in_thorns+ The White Collar season finale was wonderful. I don't think I have anything new to say about it that other people haven't said in their reaction posts, but I loved it. Now I basically want to write (and read!) all the tags ever.
+ Sort of related to the above: Currently I have three fics which are finished bar a final scene. (And yes, they all feature hurt!Neal. Predictibility, I has it.) I'm so bad at coming up with the comfort, it's hilarious. Or, you know, resolution. :P But it's rather bad form to just end on "and then they got to safety" every time, I feel. I'm not looking for validation or anything here, just venting!
+ I'm planning out my entry to the![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
casestory fest/bang at the moment. It's a White Collar/Criminal Minds crossover (well, mostly WC with some CM characters, really), and it has plot and h/c (for several characters) and also Diana/Garcia as a ship. I'm a little worried in case only me and helle think this is plausable, opinions, flist? Since I'm me there will probably be way more build-up and friendship that actual romance :P
+ A rec! For Sherlock, and especially for anyone else who is really frustrated at the continual terrible treatment of Molly. An Avalanche of Detour Signs by gyzym (on AO3). In which Molly Hooper gets a job, gets a degree, breaks a heart, has her heart broken, falls in love, keeps a secret, saves a life, runs a morgue, falls apart, pulls it together, and finds exactly what she didn't know she was looking for--not necessarily in that order. It's 56000 words long, eventual Molly/Lestrade, and it's really wonderful.
+ Oh yes, I'm also way behind on replying to comments/commenting on things. Apologies. I'll try and catch up soon. For some reason my brain has decided that the appropriate reaction to lack of thesis-panic is sliding into depression again. Not cool, brain. Not cool. Anyway, if I'm being kind of weird(er than usual) at the moment, that may be your explaination. :P
+ I should probably try and finish on a happier note. So, today's a softer world, for your viewing pleasure. Just goes to show, Cthulhu is relevant to everything.
+ Sort of related to the above: Currently I have three fics which are finished bar a final scene. (And yes, they all feature hurt!Neal. Predictibility, I has it.) I'm so bad at coming up with the comfort, it's hilarious. Or, you know, resolution. :P But it's rather bad form to just end on "and then they got to safety" every time, I feel. I'm not looking for validation or anything here, just venting!
+ I'm planning out my entry to the
casestory fest/bang at the moment. It's a White Collar/Criminal Minds crossover (well, mostly WC with some CM characters, really), and it has plot and h/c (for several characters) and also Diana/Garcia as a ship. I'm a little worried in case only me and helle think this is plausable, opinions, flist? Since I'm me there will probably be way more build-up and friendship that actual romance :P+ A rec! For Sherlock, and especially for anyone else who is really frustrated at the continual terrible treatment of Molly. An Avalanche of Detour Signs by gyzym (on AO3). In which Molly Hooper gets a job, gets a degree, breaks a heart, has her heart broken, falls in love, keeps a secret, saves a life, runs a morgue, falls apart, pulls it together, and finds exactly what she didn't know she was looking for--not necessarily in that order. It's 56000 words long, eventual Molly/Lestrade, and it's really wonderful.
+ Oh yes, I'm also way behind on replying to comments/commenting on things. Apologies. I'll try and catch up soon. For some reason my brain has decided that the appropriate reaction to lack of thesis-panic is sliding into depression again. Not cool, brain. Not cool. Anyway, if I'm being kind of weird(er than usual) at the moment, that may be your explaination. :P
+ I should probably try and finish on a happier note. So, today's a softer world, for your viewing pleasure. Just goes to show, Cthulhu is relevant to everything.
