Reviews for A Brief Account Of Life With Zombies |
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![]() ![]() ![]() no. please don't stop. please. don't deprive this world of hilar. sherlock/watson/zombielove/headshots/MYCROFT please. |
![]() ![]() ![]() two of my favourite things in one fic. Love it, especially the Mycroft bits! |
![]() ![]() ![]() Oh man. You nailed the perfect blend of snark, texting, and pure awesome that is BBC's Sherlock. Am now envisioning JW's glee at getting to use a sword (ooh one could go in his unnecessary CANE yesss). ... so yes. Awesome. Thank you. |
![]() ![]() "Mem., move Govt. Cannot have repeat of Prime Minister's Questions. Lucky nobody watches BBC News Channel and thus country is secure in ignorance regarding the fact that Deputy PM attempted to kill and eat PM literally rather than figuratively." About six readings later, I am STILL in love with this sentence. |
![]() ![]() ![]() OMGWTFBBQROFL? The above would be my horribly inarticulate inner fangirl positively gushing at what just transpired before I could reign her in. Y'know, I ran into my first instance of reading your fiction nigh five years ago, but every once in a while no matter what fandom I'm steaming through I somehow end up on your fanfictiony doorstep. It never disappoints. That said, this one positively takes the cake. And no, no one should EVER stop you when you want to write something particularly like THIS. Okay, first thing: zombies. Zombies are scary and grotesque; I hate them. I just now realize that this could have degenerated into some sort of dystopian blood-bath (and maybe it did? :P), but it was instead rather fantastic. John apparently reveling and thriving in the zombie killing fun - priceless. Now there's the 'insanity' we all knew he must have had to move in with Sherlock. Secondly: style. I LOVE that this whole thing is told through varying forms of electronic communication and stationary. In it's own crackish way, everything was very believable and very in character. I think what impressed me most was your correct formatting for each type of mail. Oooh, it was all so good. The wittiness of it all, how the characters interacted with one another from the Yard down to Mycroft. I absolutely adored Mycroft's take on everything. And Gladstone. And the fact that everybody lives. And Sherlock is bored by the zombies. And Watson is now the capable party. And... And. And. Thanks for sharing. :) |
![]() ![]() That was one of the most entertaining stories I have read in a while. Will there be a sequel? Either way it was fantastic. I liked how you had a bunch of different ways to convey what was going on such as text and email. Very creative. |
![]() ![]() ![]() This is amazingly funny XD I was giggling the whole way through it. Just... love it. all of it XD trying to think of favourite lines but there are too many. "That was so horrifically domestic I was temporarily devoid of words" Really got me laughing. Also "Don't be silly about this Sherlock. Mummy would be so upset if you died at the teeth of undead horde" Loved your Mycroft and all the different types of writing (journal, text, email, etc.) |
![]() ![]() ![]() This is... well, strange. But I loved it, seriously. I laughed so hard my mouth hurts! xDDD |
![]() ![]() ![]() I am kind of, maybe, sorta totally in love with you for writing this. Oh dear lord. I don't think I stopped giggling, and I like the whole relay of events through email/memos and so forth- well written and brilliantly constructed. (wipes away tears of laughter) Thank you for writing this :D |
![]() ![]() ![]() This is FANTASTIC and bizarre and generally insane but FANTASTIC all the same! Mycroft and Sherlock are just brilliantly in character: "Mummy would be so upset if you died at the teeth of undead horde" :) Sherlock's fear at having no test subjects to examine after Watson has had a go at them is just wonderful! Oh, and "zombie nommmed Billy" must be my favourite line ever! When can we expect a sequel? ;) x |
![]() ![]() ![]() This is one of those stories I shall favourite and look at whenever I need to laugh. Favourite line: Little brother intolerable. Regret not selling him to gypsies as a child. |
![]() ![]() ![]() Congratulations on this complete madness. Loved it! |
![]() ![]() I read "Like training a dog", I laughed and then it got even better and funnier. Thank You! I have already read this story 5-6 times and am still laughing. |
![]() ![]() ![]() That was freakin' hilarious! Brilliant idea, brilliantly written. You rule! |
![]() ![]() ![]() This was hilarious! You are inspiring me more and more by the second to meander from my regular fandom and experiment with some Sherlock writing. I love the implied but unconsummated slash. Much more entertaining to read about. Please keep writing. I absolutely refuse to help stop you ;) |