
So as you might have noticed, I’ve been pretty quiet on the internet lately. This is because until mid next-week, I have Uni exams that are taking over my life. So I apologise to all those I’ve been ignoring, I love you lots!
Till I’m all finished, take a look at what my amazing flatmate Caitlin made me for my birthday! It’s a knitted lady Sherlock Holmes! Let’s all take a moment to appreciate the creative genius here.
Where… did you see it? I reblogged it straight from the artist when they were doing male/female pictures of the characters. Also, the description makes it pretty obvious that they’re the same person.
Seriously though, I’m extremely curious as to where this ‘elsewhere’ might be.
-Sway

‘gosh. i’ve always wanted to off myself with minimal consequences.’
‘ooh, darling, you know me too well.’
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Joanne Watson cosplay
(submitted by morfiantra)
Novels and Children’s Lit
- The Enola Holmes Mysteries by Nancy Springer, a children’s mystery series that follows the adventures of Sherlock and Mycroft’s younger sister.
- The Irene Adler Series by Carole Nelson Douglas, a mystery series which casts The Woman as a formidable sleuth.
- The Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes Mysteries by Laurie R. King, a mystery series following the adventures of Holmes’ young protégé who King describes as the detective’s female, intellectual equal.
Graphic Novels
- Baker Street by Guy Davis and Gary Reed, a series of graphic novels set during the 1980’s that re-imagines Holmes as a punk chick.
Scholarly Works
- Ms. Holmes of Baker Street: The Truth About Sherlock Holmes by C. Alan Bradley and William A.S. Sarjeant
- “Watson Was A Woman” by Rex Stout
Film and Television
- The Adventures of Shirley Holmes, a children’s television series following the adventures of Holmes’ great-grand niece (1996-1999)
- Elementary, CBS’ newest venture re-imagining Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson in modern-day New York (in production)
- My Dearly Beloved Detective (Мой нежно любимый детектив), a Russian film that genderswaps Holmes and Watson into Shirley and Jane (1976)
- They Might Be Giants portrays a modern, genderswapped Watson treating a psychiatric patient who believes he’s Sherlock Holmes (1971)
- The Return of Sherlock Holmes, CBS’ first endeavor into the genderswapping with Fem-Watson teaming up with Holmes after waking him from cryogenic stasis (1986)
- Sherlock Holmes Returns, another made-for-television film featuring a very similar plot to CBS’ Return (1993)
- Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century, an animated television series which propels Sherlock Holmes into the future and features Beth Lestrade, a descendant of Inspector G. Lestrade (1999-2001)
Tumblrs
My Dearly Beloved Detective
“Every woman should know how to shoot a gun, Miss Watson.”

Sherlock and fem!John. I’m gonna do a fem!Sherlock and John one soon. I was kind of hesitant to even post this because idk if I like it. :I


Visualising Research Sherlock Formula Social Experiment 1: Young Femlock Sherlock has taken a beaten. Sherlock is starting to realise having a great intellect doesnt always mean great friends.
And before anyone asks, yes I am contemplating attempting a replica of the make up in the Final Problem. That’s weird isn’t it? It’s probably weird.