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amplificathonTitle: An Interlude
Author: stardust_made
Reader: AfroGeekGoddess
Pairing: Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, could be pre-slash
Rating: G
Size/Format: 6.3 MB, MP3
Length: 6:36
Fic summary: "John is leaning on the window sill and looking at the sea. There is an endless electric-orange swipe that runs parallel to the horizon as if someone has drawn it there, a line between heaven and earth."
Reader's notes: Stardust_made is one of my favorite writers in the general Sherlock Holmes fandom. Their work reminds me of fine red wine, full of sophisticated nuances and lush, rich flavors. I love the thread of quiet grief and desire that runs through this story (a post-Reunion fic), illustrated with the changing colors of the sunset and the swirling of the sea birds (and the swirling of John's emotions).
PODFIC
Here's a Sendspace DL link, just in case the MediaFire one is still wonky.
Author: stardust_made
Reader: AfroGeekGoddess
Pairing: Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, could be pre-slash
Rating: G
Size/Format: 6.3 MB, MP3
Length: 6:36
Fic summary: "John is leaning on the window sill and looking at the sea. There is an endless electric-orange swipe that runs parallel to the horizon as if someone has drawn it there, a line between heaven and earth."
Reader's notes: Stardust_made is one of my favorite writers in the general Sherlock Holmes fandom. Their work reminds me of fine red wine, full of sophisticated nuances and lush, rich flavors. I love the thread of quiet grief and desire that runs through this story (a post-Reunion fic), illustrated with the changing colors of the sunset and the swirling of the sea birds (and the swirling of John's emotions).
PODFIC
Here's a Sendspace DL link, just in case the MediaFire one is still wonky.
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Date: 2013-03-30 07:27 pm (UTC)Having trouble with the download, though. Either Mediafire attempts to repair the download, or I get an empty file. :-/
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Date: 2013-03-30 08:06 pm (UTC)That's strange about the download--I tried the link again, and it worked for me....
I've reloaded the MediaFire link. If anyone's still having trouble, let me know, and I'll find another host for the fic.
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Date: 2013-03-30 09:18 pm (UTC)The page did try to serve me a misleading popup, though. *kicks popup*
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Date: 2013-03-31 08:58 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2013-03-31 02:42 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2013-03-31 02:52 pm (UTC)