an exciting month for media consumption
My intarwebz have returned to me! I am less sad.
Irony struck in Nonfiction Prose class today when, in practice-researching for our upcoming biography piece, I drew Nikola Tesla's name out of a hat and barely had to research him at all. Oh, Tesla; my extracurricular random obsessions with historical figures makes college pointless, sometimes. Plus, he was once played by David Bowie, which makes him infinitely more badass, y/y?
This month: the finale of Torchwood, the premiere of Doctor Who, John Barrowman's autobiography comes out in America, the new trio of Torchwood tie-in novels come out in America, the new Dresden Files book (Small Favor) is out (I just bought it an am fondling it as I type, which is a great feat of contortionism), Supernatural picks back up after the writer-strike lull, and Inkheart is out in theatres on the last day of the month. All of these things are squeeworthy in my book.
This mood icon for "bouncy" is so wrong, btw. So wrong it's awesome.
Now I will read my book instead of studying for a Political Science test.
-rave
Irony struck in Nonfiction Prose class today when, in practice-researching for our upcoming biography piece, I drew Nikola Tesla's name out of a hat and barely had to research him at all. Oh, Tesla; my extracurricular random obsessions with historical figures makes college pointless, sometimes. Plus, he was once played by David Bowie, which makes him infinitely more badass, y/y?
This month: the finale of Torchwood, the premiere of Doctor Who, John Barrowman's autobiography comes out in America, the new trio of Torchwood tie-in novels come out in America, the new Dresden Files book (Small Favor) is out (I just bought it an am fondling it as I type, which is a great feat of contortionism), Supernatural picks back up after the writer-strike lull, and Inkheart is out in theatres on the last day of the month. All of these things are squeeworthy in my book.
This mood icon for "bouncy" is so wrong, btw. So wrong it's awesome.
Now I will read my book instead of studying for a Political Science test.
-rave