Tell us how you found us!

[mergatrude.livejournal.com]

How did you discover due South? Did you watch it on it's original run? Or stumble across a rerun? Did your friend(s) drag you here? Did you find the fic first (and then the fandom, and then the show - like me)?

Did you fall for the Mountie? Or for Ray, or Ray? Was it the deaf half-wolf that made you melt? Or the story-telling? Or the supporting cast, who ran the gamut from the sublime to the ridiculous? Was it the humour, or the magical realism, or the Fraser-whumping that got your attention?

Tell us all about your journey to Chicago! Leave a comment on this post, or link us to your own post.

Comments

[desireearmfeldt]

You definitely write in my subgenre. :) (Er, to be more specific I'd have to have more time to sit down and figure out what I'm trying to say than I do right this moment.)

Do you still play in DS fandom? Have you moved on to other interests?

[grey853.livejournal.com]

I still read some DS, but mostly I'm into Sherlock right now. I wrote a Sherlock novel last year and a few short stories.

[desireearmfeldt]

Hm, I dabble in reading Sherlock, but mostly gave up when the fandom suddenly became GIANT. Pointers to your Sherlock fic? :)

[grey853.livejournal.com]

Sherlock is huge and at one time it was nearly 98% Johnlock. Now there are a lot of other pairings and subgenres that don't interest me at all. Series three was a joy killer to be sure. It's why the sequel to the novel hasn't been written.

My novel is called Castle and Sand and is found at
http://archiveofourown.org/works/560510

There are couple of shorter Sherlock fics, too. All my DS stuff is on AO3 now as well under grey853.