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I Wish I Had a "What's New" Post...
...But I haven't been doing anything useful these last couple of weeks. My most recent comic is still "Galileo's Finger", and I don't have any new reviews on the blog ( Read more... ) -
Recent Updates to Super Doomed Planet
I haven't done enough work recently, but here's what I have:
Comics:
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Recent Updates to Super Doomed Planet
I seem to have written more than usual this month... though that's still not a lot. Comics
On the Blog
A comment on an awful advertising campaign for Toyota, and reviews of The Fourth Crusade by Jonathan Phillips, Managra by Stephen Marley, and Unseen Academicals by Terry Pratchett. -
New Adventures Reviews: The Pit
I just read The Pit. It’s staring into me, man. It’s staring riiiiiiight into me.
The Pit. My god. No title has ever described its book with such pure and concise accuracy. Not even the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. This book is a legend among Doctor Who fans. Fifteen years later the mere mention of the name Neil Penswick ( Read more... ) -
New Review/Essay Thing
Now at my blog: The Man Who Calls Himself Hamilton Cleek. -
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Paul Castle has posted the second issue of his fanzine Shooty Dog Thing, which includes a review I wrote of Dave Stone's Eighth Doctor novel The Slow Empire. -
New Adventures Reviews: The Highest Science
I haven’t written one of these NA reviews in a while, partly because I’ve been reading other things and partly because I had a bout of RSI-related tendonitis that made typing a pain. I’m just getting back to rereading the New Adventures, and I find I don’t have much to say about The Highest Science-in fact, I couldn’t even summon up the enthusiasm ( Read more... ) -
A link to a "Human Nature" review
I'm still working on some things to post here, but it's been going slowly because of a bout of RSI-related tendonitis. In the meantime, I've just read a review of "Human Nature"/"The Family of Blood" at a blog called Asking the Wrong Questions which gave me another clue as to why I'm still disappointed with David Tennant's Doctor. To quote the ( Read more... )