Mad Tom and Mad Maudlin, OCs based on the famous 17th century mad poems Tom o’ Bedlam and Mad Maudlin’s Search.
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Mad Tom and Mad Maudlin, OCs based on the famous 17th century mad poems Tom o’ Bedlam and Mad Maudlin’s Search.
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Johnlock Love Letters #2160
Sherlock discovers a secret out of John's past - that he likes to draw. Fluff ensues.
OH.
So I’m working on In the Arms of the Ocean (part one will be up later today and part two hopefully by the weekend!) BUT! I got an idea.
It’s well that we sing bonney boys, bonney mad boys, bedlam boys are bonney for they all go bare and they live in the air and they want no drink nor money.
Here's a fairy tale about madness for you to read tonight: "Mad Maudlin," by Marie Brennan.
Author: Mad_Maudlin Title: Strangers on a Plane Pairing(s): Merlin/Arthur Summary: It's bad enough that Arthur has to fly business class--why does he also have to sit next to this guy? Rating: PG Warning(s): - Word Count: 5,102
Author: mad_maudlin
Fandom(s): The Avengers
Rating: Teen
Pairing: Gen
Summary: "Is that a pinball machine?" Or, bonding over furniture.
Words: 2,011
Ron eyed all this nervously from a seat between Seamus and Kevin Entwhistle, despite Harry’s frequent reminders that they weren’t trying to kill him.
-Strange Bedfellows: A Comedy of Assumptions, Mad Maudlin