Podfic: The Mourning Woman

[croissantkatie]

Title: The Mourning Woman
Author: M_Leigh
Reader: croissantkatie 
Cover Art: croissantkatie 
Fandom: Sherlock (BBC)
Pairing: Sherlock/John(ish)
Rating: General Audiences
Runtime: 14:40
Summary: Warning: Spoilers for The Reichenbach Fall. "The last time Molly Hooper had a secret to keep, for somebody other than herself, she was fifteen years old." Molly takes care of business, after the fall.
Link: MP3 (13.56MB)

Comments

[letsgofriday]

Is this going to break my heart? ;___;

[croissantkatie]

Oh gosh. Maybe? It's a bit sad and Molly-centric. I loved the Molly in it. It's mainly people dealing with things and trying to carry on.

[revolutionaryjo]

I'm on a total Molly kick right now, so I'm really looking forward to hearing this!

[croissantkatie]

I hope you enjoy it!

[falena]

So, I got the chance to listen to your recording yesterday and I loved it to bits! You have such a soothing and cheerful voice and I quite like your reading style. Your Molly delivery was perfect.

On a purely personal note, I love your accent.

Bottom line: I enjoyed this tremendously. I look forward to listening more of your work, hopefully our fandoms will overlap in the future.

[croissantkatie]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I'm absolutely thrilled you enjoyed it!

[elaineofshalott]

Oh this was lovely! (I actually just listened to it for the first time--that's what I get from putting off watching 'Reichenbach'; I've had to put off listening to all the spoilery podfic too.) Your voice sounds a lot like Molly's when you're doing her dialogue. I think this fic could have been read as depressing but the way you read it it's more...wistful and interesting; I can get past the ANGST of the episode, a bit, and revel in the Molly-characterisation. Thanks for recording! :)

[croissantkatie]

I'm thrilled to hear you think my voice sounds like Molly's, that's amazing, thank you! I'm also glad you managed to get past the angst of the episode (because oh gosh, so angsty!) and enjoy Molly in this. I love Molly in this, she just felt so real to me in this. Thank you for listening and your wonderful feedback!