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This turns it all inside out in the most profound of ways. Amidst cases, and life bumping along, John and Sherlock finally find each other. If such a visionary ambition gets frustrated, leaders may strategically use mass killings of civilians to nevertheless accomplish their goals, eliminate threats or reduce losses to their societal and political projects. Now, the killer is striking again, and Sherlock must deal with things long locked away to solve the case. Much unfolds as they decide to commit, plan a wedding, and inform everyone of their new status. Sweet in the creepiest of ways. This is a long sweeping epic of a fic.

Ni-chome partly mirrors the changes in Japan's gay culture. When my partner died of Aids [about 10 years ago], there was a lot of ignorance about the disease, so I spoke about that too, though it was very hard for me. As Otsuka puts it: It is, in many ways, very Japanese: A lesbian activist, in she ran as the country's first openly gay candidate in a national election, after publishing her biography Coming Out. The local commercial organisation that promotes Ni-chome estimates that the number of gay bars in the area has fallen by at least a third in the past decade.

But among many proprietors, the talk is of little else. It is, in many ways, very Japanese: The idea that gay people could share a life together was a fairy-tale. On a Saturday night, though, the decline is not immediately obvious. Cars outside bear licence places from several prefectures.