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Title: Penumbra (on AO3)
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saki101
Fandoms: Sherlock BBC/Dark Shadows (tv - 1966)
Characters/Pairings: John Watson/Sherlock Holmes, Mrs Hudson, Mike Stamford, Bill Wiggins, James Moriarty, Mummy Holmes, Mr Holmes, Mycroft Holmes
Rating: R
Genre: slash, gothic romance, urban fantasy
Word Count: 46.6K (series one), 40K (second series)
Disclaimer: Neither Sherlock nor Dark Shadows is mine and no money is being made.
Penumbra is a fusion of Sherlock and Dark Shadows. Do you remember Dark Shadows?
In Maine, there was Collinwood and the three centuries of history that were woven into its walls. In London, there is Holmeswood Manor (or the Manor on Baker Street as the urban legends have it), tucked now into a city street when once its oak woods rolled from the heath to the river.
John grew up with its stories of ghosts and wizards and things that hunt in the night. They certainly didn’t keep him from interviewing for a residential post at the Manor because he couldn’t afford London on an army pension and was sure there couldn’t be any truth to those strange, old tales.
During Series One, John gained insight into those tales while he considered whether he would make the Manor his home. A year on, in Series Two, we visit a wiser John, who has come to appreciate that the stories hadn’t half prepared him for the truth. And they had never, ever mentioned anyone remotely like Sherlock.
( Penumbra graphic )
Author:
saki101Fandoms: Sherlock BBC/Dark Shadows (tv - 1966)
Characters/Pairings: John Watson/Sherlock Holmes, Mrs Hudson, Mike Stamford, Bill Wiggins, James Moriarty, Mummy Holmes, Mr Holmes, Mycroft Holmes
Rating: R
Genre: slash, gothic romance, urban fantasy
Word Count: 46.6K (series one), 40K (second series)
Disclaimer: Neither Sherlock nor Dark Shadows is mine and no money is being made.
Penumbra is a fusion of Sherlock and Dark Shadows. Do you remember Dark Shadows?
In Maine, there was Collinwood and the three centuries of history that were woven into its walls. In London, there is Holmeswood Manor (or the Manor on Baker Street as the urban legends have it), tucked now into a city street when once its oak woods rolled from the heath to the river.
John grew up with its stories of ghosts and wizards and things that hunt in the night. They certainly didn’t keep him from interviewing for a residential post at the Manor because he couldn’t afford London on an army pension and was sure there couldn’t be any truth to those strange, old tales.
During Series One, John gained insight into those tales while he considered whether he would make the Manor his home. A year on, in Series Two, we visit a wiser John, who has come to appreciate that the stories hadn’t half prepared him for the truth. And they had never, ever mentioned anyone remotely like Sherlock.
( Penumbra graphic )
