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In your own space, post recs for at least three fanworks that you did not create. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.

Fandom: Sleepy Hollow
Title : Shoqued
Author : Ambrosia Jones
Link : http://archiveofourown.org/works/3260720
So, back before Sleepy Hollow did the thing they did that killed the show in my and many other fans mind, there was this epic fic that explored the backstory of Abbie and Jenny's dad. As with so much in season three, I would argue that this is better than the show. It also has a little Frank/Jenny thrown in ( yet another thing the show done missed the boat on, as well as effing up Frank's storyline in general) and Daddy Mills is fancast as Dennis Haysbert. Now, James McDaniel, I love you, but face it, DENNIS HAYSBERT!!!

Fandom: Sherlock
Title: An Avalanche of Detour Signs
Author : gyzym
Link : http://archiveofourown.org/works/340976
Written before season three aired but fits in with canon up to them. Also resolves that cliffhanger better than the show did. It's over 50000 words of Molly Hooper fic, showing the first two seasons and more through her eyes and she falls in love with our favourite Detective Inspector along the way. It's beautiful and angsty and heartbreaking and perfectly in character and if you like Molly/Lestrade, you will never need to read another fic again after this.

Fandom: Luke Cage
Title: Night Nurse
Author : igrockspock
Link: http://archiveofourown.org/works/8819638
It is a mystery to me that after Luke Cage aired, there were not shed loads of Luke/Claire fic on AO3. (I side eye the fact that there is more Shades/Mariah up there. I side eye hard.) This is a lovely look at what Claire does post season one and it's a lot more than sit around and wait for Luke.

Fandom: Arrow
Title: Knight in Shining Armour
Author : SmoakScreen
Link: http://archiveofourown.org/works/3132662
Because Diggle/Felicity is the rare pair to end them all and this is awesome. Bodyguard AU where they're perfectly in character.