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Madly reccing!!!
Apr. 3rd, 2005 02:15 amA Wodehouse/Sayers crossover, but you don't have to have read Sayers to follow the story.
GEN. (yes, it's true, sadly)
Bertie is accused of a crime and Lord Peter Wimsey sorts it out (with help from Jeeves and Bunter)
It's got great characterisation, told from Bertie's pov (natch) and reads like Wodehouse)
Not overly long, I would pay money to have this expanded into a novel. There is so much backstory only hinted at (that made me cry) and I would really like to see resolution of that.
You'll see when you read it. The links to the four parts are all on torch's page, here.Go now. She recced it first.
I love it lots and lots, and had to go away for a day before I could fangirl the author even remotely coherently.
GEN. (yes, it's true, sadly)
Bertie is accused of a crime and Lord Peter Wimsey sorts it out (with help from Jeeves and Bunter)
It's got great characterisation, told from Bertie's pov (natch) and reads like Wodehouse)
Not overly long, I would pay money to have this expanded into a novel. There is so much backstory only hinted at (that made me cry) and I would really like to see resolution of that.
You'll see when you read it. The links to the four parts are all on torch's page, here.Go now. She recced it first.
I love it lots and lots, and had to go away for a day before I could fangirl the author even remotely coherently.
