kate | More podfic, this time with ~thoughts~

I hadn't actually thought I would change my performance based on the fandom, but I totally did. My ts are very pronounced for the most part, which I don't normally do. My pace is generally slower, and the rhythm of the thing is quite different from SGA and the Losers (which are remarkably similar, thank you, Rodney and Jensen). Part of that is

lavvyan's particular turn of phrase (which I feel really suits the Sherlock fandom beautifully), and part of it is that I can hear the accents they way I want to hear them - but am unable to produce them. There is one random sentence in there where I seem to have some slight semblance of a British accent, but I assure you, it was complete blind luck. It doesn't bother me not to have the accent but I do wonder what it would sound like with one. I don't think I'll likely record more Sherlock stuff. I may give in and do a few of my favorite stories by

lavvyan because, well,

lavvyan, but I'd rather listen to someone with a British accent reading the stories - I bet it'd be brilliant.

There was more - this was a particularly tough read for me (

lavvyan got a blooper reel) - but I'm tired and it's late and I'm not even going to bother with

amplificathon because I am intimidated by the scoring process and did I mention it's late? It totally is. I'm going to bed.

The Issue of Cuddling, the podfic
The Issue of Cuddling (2443 words) by

lavvyan
Fandom: Sherlock (TV)
Rating: General Audiences
Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Sherlock Holmes/John Watson
Characters: Sherlock Holmes, John Watson
Summary: The inherent problem is, of course, that Sherlock is the world's only consulting detective. He doesn't ask for information; he deduces it. That John keeps behaving in unexpected ways is irksome. That Sherlock still hasn't been able to determine whether or not John wants a physical relationship beyond cuddling on the sofa is… annoying. Vastly so.