The buzz on the blogs is that Mark Gatiss (co-creator of BBC's Sherlock with Steven Moffat) also writes gay erotica under the name Christian Fall. Wikipedia lists "The King's Men" on his profile. The slash-inclined live in hope, but honestly I doubt the series will ever have Sherlock be overtly gay rather than asexual/ambiguous.See also:
- Mark Gatiss wrote ‘gay erotica’ under the pseudonym Christian Fall.
- Mark Gatiss: Rocket man: "The UK's 38th most influential gay person (according to the Independent on Sunday's 2010 Pink List) is sipping coffee in a cafe near the Islington home where he lives with partner Ian and dog Bunsen."
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I´d like to see Sherlock overtly gay in the next season, but as much i´d love to see it, i think we´ll get some slight subtext, open to any interpretation...i dont want to give up, though.
I´ve just discovered your blog. I love it. Thank you so much for it!
I think you are probably right. And thanks for dropping in :)
So how did you like the first episode, Emily? Have you seen it yet?
I did see it and liked it overall. I will post more about this...
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