Rainy days and Wednesdays...
Aug. 25th, 2010 09:00 pmA couple unrelated items on a wet, cool, late-summer Wednesday:
1. A reminder: if you're interested in joining the first![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
lgbtq_recs book and movie club discussion, you've got ONE WEEK left to watch the September 1 selection, Trembling Before G-d. It's available online at IMDB, so there's no need to think ahead this month--just sit down and watch and join the discussion. On October 1 we'll discuss the YA novel A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend.
2. I've finally finished watching Avatar! ( I'll put Five Things About Avatar under a cut, because if you haven't watched, you really should remain thoroughly unspoiled. And watch as soon as possible. )
3. I continue to watch the Sherlock fandom grow. Fascinating stuff. Two fics you might find interesting: Black Hole and Revelation by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
unsentimentalf (John, Sherlock, R, 5600 words), which deals unflinchingly with issues of homophobia implicit in the series, and The Lost Weekend by dogpoet (Sherlock/John, explicit, 4500 words), a great story with a strong stream-of-consciousness narrative voice. (Sometimes I just enjoy a good story, I promise!)
1. A reminder: if you're interested in joining the first
lgbtq_recs book and movie club discussion, you've got ONE WEEK left to watch the September 1 selection, Trembling Before G-d. It's available online at IMDB, so there's no need to think ahead this month--just sit down and watch and join the discussion. On October 1 we'll discuss the YA novel A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend.2. I've finally finished watching Avatar! ( I'll put Five Things About Avatar under a cut, because if you haven't watched, you really should remain thoroughly unspoiled. And watch as soon as possible. )
3. I continue to watch the Sherlock fandom grow. Fascinating stuff. Two fics you might find interesting: Black Hole and Revelation by
unsentimentalf (John, Sherlock, R, 5600 words), which deals unflinchingly with issues of homophobia implicit in the series, and The Lost Weekend by dogpoet (Sherlock/John, explicit, 4500 words), a great story with a strong stream-of-consciousness narrative voice. (Sometimes I just enjoy a good story, I promise!)
