Otherwise (trying very hard to remember), I'm a fan both of methylviolet10b's and garonne's ACD writing. They both write with slashy undertones (or sometimes explicitly), though, so I don't know what's your take on that. But I found it very hard to find gen ACD fics - even harder than finding gen fics in the BBC version! methylviolet10b is a very prolific writer and she writes lots and lots of drabbles, too, so I can't really recommend any of her fics specifically. Just try any of them. :-) From garonne, I'll recommend one of her few gen fics: On Ilkley Moor, a spooky casefic that manages to be supernatural and scientific at the same time.
If I think some more, maybe I can come up with more recs. :-)
(Also *cough* allow me one self-rec: Go and Catch a Falling Star was written for holmestice, too, and is my attempt at a magical realism style casefic (well, kind of). *cough* Self-rec over.)
Thanks. These go directly to the top of the list. Reccing holmestice in general is a good idea. That hadn't occurred to me, though it really should have!
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Date: 2013-02-02 11:31 am (UTC)From the 2011 round of
Otherwise (trying very hard to remember), I'm a fan both of
If I think some more, maybe I can come up with more recs. :-)
(Also *cough* allow me one self-rec: Go and Catch a Falling Star was written for
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Date: 2013-02-02 01:48 pm (UTC)(I am a huge fan of self recs from my flist. :-)
Thanks. These go directly to the top of the list. Reccing holmestice in general is a good idea. That hadn't occurred to me, though it really should have!