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WHO WANTS SUSHI?

The ebi nigiri on the left is one of the cooler origami folds I have ever done. I've rarely seen something that three-dimensional on top of a basic base, folded out of one piece of paper, without the pleat-style method that produces stuff like this. (For the record, I'd like to be Brian Chan when I grow up.)

I have no idea what the maki roll on the right is. It's a yellow blob. I really am going to have to scan the packaging for this sushi origami kit at some point and beg someone who reads (what I assume is) kanji to translate.

Rematch

Title: Rematch
Rating: PG-13 (violence and language)
Warnings: Relatively graphic violence.
Summary: Neal and Sherlock's rematch in London was the high point of the International Law Enforcement Conference -- until Neal's tracker went dark.
Notes: Sequel to Paper Chase

Chapter One | Chapter Two

And, per Paper Chase tradition, I posted some beta quotes for this one, too.

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So, a while back I wrote a story called Paper Chase, which was a White Collar/Sherlock crossover that got way more attention than I thought it would. It was a ton of fun to write, though also very challenging -- actually writing A DANGEROUS GAME OF CAT AND MOUSE is really quite difficult.

At the end of Paper Chase, I had Sherlock and Neal shake hands and agree to a rematch in London, should Neal ever make it back there. I didn't intend to write a sequel, but then I was handily furnished with an epic plot for it, and I have no willpower or spine.

Thus, I give you the sequel to Paper Chase. Enjoy.

Title: Rematch
Rating: PG-13 (violence and language)
Warnings: Relatively graphic violence.
Summary: Neal and Sherlock's rematch in London was the high point of the International Law Enforcement Conference -- until Neal's tracker went dark.
Notes: Sequel to Paper Chase

Chapter One | Chapter Two

And, per Paper Chase tradition, I posted some beta quotes for this one, too.

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It's NAME CHANGE TIME! I have retired Blitzen Trapper's "Furr" as my header in favour of Vampire Weekend's "Oxford Comma". Although, for the record, I give a fuck about an Oxford Comma.

Anyway, new name, new lyrics, new blog title. I am prepared for spring! I even cleaned out my file cube and did all my dishes. And I have a new City Boy icon, because Claude from Heroes was getting old.

This being Chicago, where we routinely go from 20F to 80F in a week, I think Spring has been scheduled for a Friday this year.