Keyboards ready? Produce...SHERLOCK FIC!

[delphipsmith]

"A judge has ruled that the vast majority of Arthur Conan Doyle‘s Sherlock Holmes stories are now in the public domain in the US, which means (among other things) that you can make money off your Johnlock fic without Conan Doyle’s heirs swooping down on you with blazing swords, ready to exact financial vengeance. It’s go time..."

Read the rest here. So all of you go start selling your Sherlock fic :D

(I don't have any Sherlock icons so you get Giles. Librarian, detective, same thing, right?)

Comments

[anna-bird.livejournal.com]

Heh. I'm reading a Sherlock anthology (of fanfic, hahahahahahah) from 2009 that has a well-known ficcer (ficster? ficface? Oh fine, AUTHOR)'s fanfic in it. Woo to her for getting the jump on things!

[delphipsmith]

Is it slashy?? What's the book/story? Sounds interesting.

[anna-bird.livejournal.com]

Here's the anthology: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6390031-the-improbable-adventures-of-sherlock-holmes

And here's the story (at what I assume was its original home? Although I guess she could've posted it there after it was published in print): http://www.intimations.org/fanfic/holmes/Commonplaces.html

It IS slashy, but sadly only in suggestion. TBH it's really an Irene Adler story. But who knows--I'm only halfway through the anthology and more H/W might appear.