More about Sherlock

Well, I still have conflicted feelings, but here are two things.

1. MarkDoesStuff basically reads my mind and translates it for the rest of you.

2. rj_anderson tells me that Original!Irene did everything for love anyway? So at the end when ( spoilers )

. I'M JUST SAYING.

On the bright side, I do like that it shows me everything I need to know in the ( spoilers )

. It's what I liked most about "A Study In Pink", and my brain was all rusty so it wasn't until Sherlock ( spoilers )

, that I figured it out.

*sighs*

Why must TV be so ENGAGING?

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In related news, the How to be a fan of problematic things thing is circulating again. Thank goodness.

Book #1: Anna Dressed in Blood, by Kendare Blake

Okay, so we all know me, and how I feel about books and gender and stuff, and how I feel about fun books set in Canada, and how I feel about a well timed geek joke, and I have to say, ANNA DRESSED IN BLOOD? Homerun. Possibly a grand-slam. Possibly an INSIDE THE PARK grand-slam.

( So let's freaking circle the wagons and DO something. )

Starting the year off with a 10/10, for AMAZINGNESS, being set in Canada, fabulous female characters, respectful treatment of voodoo and witchcraft, descriptive brilliance and the joke about Saskatoon berries.

If you liked Every Other Day, this book is for you. (And if you like this one, try Every Other Day!)

Also, for the sake of Northern Ontario, there's Ultraviolet.