LINKDING

<blockquote>It all started with me pledging to read only women authors in 2014. But then I got a serious hankering for some Sherlock Holmes (who is, sadly, written by a dude). Thinking, “Surely there must be detective stories written by ladies! Lady detective stories even! Vintage lady detectives written by vintage lady authors!” And there are! Several hours later, here we are… (NB: Being an asexual lady myself, I consider the spinster sleuth an awesome and delightful protagonist, haters to the left.)</blockquote>

➤ does what it says on the tin! ➤ Also includes download links for Melannen's ace playlist as one folder, and the songs suggested by others in the comments to Melannen's post

<blockquote>In which Jenny and Madame Vastra investigate the disappearance of one mysterious parcel and one young clerk.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The Eleventh Doctor and Amelia land in Copenhagen in 1836 and meet H.C. Andersen, the Danish poet and fairy tale author.</blockquote>

<blockquote>There is only one thing in the whole house Jenny is not allowed to touch. Madame has expressly told her not to handle the swords...</blockquote>

<blockquote>Actaeon was lucky.</blockquote> ➤ Written in blank verse.