Pretty Things & Monsters (In your IOU explanation for the Sherlock series, you interpret the numbers as all representing stories, but I was wondering if you used them for any other way. For example, 53rd story, 8th page of the story and 92nd word of that page? Does that come to anything? If the story isn’t long enough to have 8+ pages, maybe just 8 pages after that story? I’ve looked and looked for that copy, but I could not find it anywhere, so I was hoping you could clear that up for me.)

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Anonymous asked: In your IOU explanation for the Sherlock series, you interpret the numbers as all representing stories, but I was wondering if you used them for any other way. For example, 53rd story, 8th page of the story and 92nd word of that page? Does that come to anything? If the story isn't long enough to have 8+ pages, maybe just 8 pages after that story? I've looked and looked for that copy, but I could not find it anywhere, so I was hoping you could clear that up for me.
I never explored other options – I liked the first one (because yay, pretty violin picture!) and ran with it – but you have great ideas, and I really love how your mind works! :D I don’t think the writers would go so far as to write a secret cipher for us fans. Unfortunately. ~~I would so write one if I were in their place.~~The amazing finalproblem has taken the time to write a brilliant explanation of why that IOU idea could never work – go check it out! :D Please don’t waste your time looking for the right edition because of some crazy thing I wrote, I feel like a complete troll, ugh, I’m so sorry!! :(