Mysteriously didn't show on my f-list first time I posted this, so here goes again: This is the second of two sets of interview questions. I know I owe questions to a number of you; if you wish me to owe interview questions to you as well, say so in the comments.

From grahamsleight:

1. Which would you most like back in the BBC archives in its entirety - Evil of ( Read more... )

1) Thanks, everyone, for your earlier recommendations. Nero is indeed by far the most user-friendly software for this purpose that I've seen. Unfortunately it hasn't solved my problem. I went out and bought some of TDK's CD-R's, but they don't seem to cut it - though the burner is able to write to CD-RW's OK, so I guess I will just have to trade up ( Read more... )

5) [Doctor Who] The Well-Mannered War, by Gareth Roberts

A "Missing Adventure", with the Fourth Doctor, the Second Romana and K9 Mark II, which I downloaded from here. The author confesses in his notes that he deliberately aimed to write a novel that could have been filmed in a gravel pit, and he certainly succeeded. I very much liked the way in ( Read more... )

( Spoiler for last night's Doctor Who )

As compressed by yhlee:

Drop me a comment; I'll ask you five questions; you do same on your LJ, if you like.

Her questions:

1. What consistently drives you nuts when you see it in a sf/f novel or short story? ( My pet hates )

9) The Radiant Seas, by Catherine Asaro

A couple of months back I reported here that award-winning author Catherine Asaro, pained at my dissing her works on my website, had sent me three of her novels to try and make me change my mind; and that indeed I very much enjoyed her first, Primary Inversion. It was therefore with a certain amount of eager ( Read more... )