A link to Star Wars if Dr Seuss had created it

Thanks to coyotegoth  for this.

And it goes without saying, but I still aten't dead.

Seeing how many people who read this journal have thought about learning Klingon, I thought some of you might also be interested in this:

Someone has invented the Dothraki language for the Song of Ice and Fire TV series!

I'd love to know more about this language. You?

I don't normally post April Fool jokes, but this one by Charles Stross really tickled me...

http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2010/04/psa-new-book-deal.html

Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall has won the Booker Prize!

I would have been beside myself with rage if it hadn't. Best book I've read for years.

Most of you will probably have seen this clip already, but if not, you really are in for a treat - so I'm putting it here on general principles.

Enjoy!

Buffy/Twilight crossover vid this way...

Look at this! Sherlock Holmes and the Ravenclaw Codex has been translated! And into Russian, no less! Translated by the very talented ( Read more... )

Once again nineveh_uk  has done what I thought was impossible. And here it is - post-apocalyptic Pride and Prejudice!

I don't see how any remarks of mine could make it any more vist-worthy - so just drop over and have a look. It's short but it's good.

Yes, I did just write that heading. I have been assimilated. Resistance was futile.

Seriously, though, st_aurafina  has produced a really lovely fic called Contemporaries, in which she shows Carlisle Cullen encountering various other doctors from history: Van Helsing, Dr Who, Dana Scully...

It's not long at all - only about 2000 words - but it doesn't need to ( Read more... )

And when I say a crossover is odd, you know that it's really odd.
From tree_and_leaf: In which Noggin the Nog meets Spike the Vampire

Against all the odds, it works.

Here's a link to a man who has a job that even I (who love my job - most of the time, anyway) have to admit is about as cool as it gets - professional builder of Lego models!