where there's smoke there's--

Okay, so in my last actual post I said I should’ve linked to a fan_flashworks piece I did with Parker and alternate dimension Parker. I didn't link to the fic earlier, but here it is: Cold Oatmeal (Parker, general audiences)

I also mentioned another fic I forgot to include the comment_fic prompt in at least the AO3 entry. After spending days in the comment_fic backup community, I did find the prompt, and this is the fic: Theater of Unpredictability (Parker, general audiences)

I’m working on adding an AO3 Twitter skin to an older comment_fic work of mine. I’ll come back and update later.

I also found two fics I never archived on AO3 until recently:

A Monologue On Sunscreen (93 words) by merryghoul
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Leverage
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Alec Hardison/Parker
Characters: Alec Hardison, Parker (Leverage)
Additional Tags: Dialogue-Only, Community: comment_fic
Summary: Parker on the importance of sunscreen.

Where's My Westwood? (192 words) by merryghoul
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Sherlock (TV)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Jim Moriarty
Additional Tags: Character Study, Clothing, Ficlet
Summary: Jim and his fondness for Vivienne Westwood.

Something I worked on a few days ago while I had writer's block for crossbigbang .

Title: CBeebies Storytime! with Richard Brook! | AO3
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 532
Characters: Moriarty, Sebastian Moran, Sherlock, Holmes
Content Notes: crack, mentions of violence
Summary: Moriarty uses CBeebies to educate and send messages at the same time.
A/N: sherlockbbc_fic  prompt: Storytime for gory crime. Moriarty really is Richard Brookes. He manages his crime empire while still being the face of children's televison. The stories in every episode contain coded messages for his operatives.

I'd like some crack or humour fic where Moran and some of Moriarty's other goons all sit down, with popcorn, to watch Storytime and work out what The Boss wants them to do next.

Maybe John and Sherlock are up late one night watching repeats of the program and they notice names and scenarios that match recent crimes.

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For those not in the UK, CBeebies is a BBC channel oriented for children six and under. Think BabyFirstTV, certain PBS programs, Nick Jr. or Playtime Disney in the US, for starters.

Also, The Story of Fidgety Philip.

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