Elizabeth Sandifer

I don’t feel like “do we have a clear Doctor” is among the biggest factors, or even a particularly meaningful factor, in whether or not they’re going to make more of the show. Like, it wouldn’t even be the first time the show has come back with a new Doctor and an unexplained time gap.

I have nothing to add to Ithaca a Saga at this time.

I've not written more about it, no. And no major thoughts other than a sense that the pendulum is swinging away from hugboxing a bit, at least in SFF.

Thank you! I'd quite like that too!

Ah, very kind of you. Enjoy the rest of the Hugo Packet.

I broadly liked the first arc, while finding a measure of "gosh, we really are just doing all the pent up things he wished he could do with Krakoa aren't we?" to it, especially the culminating reveal. Equally, arc 2 promises to do some stuff I'm super interested in seeing done with superheroes, so I remain quite excited. WicDiv, I largely agree with you on the final issue, but it's hard to dislike on the whole. DIE: Loaded is probably my favorite recent Gillen though. That's absolutely killing it.

My favorite reconstructions, when I was writing about this era, were the ones that paired the narrated audio that the BBC released on CD with photos. (Tragically the group that did the bulk of these, Elaphe, seems all but wiped from the Internet) These days, were I writing about missing episodes again, I'd probably still favor that because it gets more of what was on the screen in the 60s, which is what's important to me in terms of understanding the episodes. But if I'm watching with a normie the animated episodes are far easier to put in front of someone and have them enjoy it.

I'm not watching a ton of TV these days. Sounds neat though.

If you're a fan of my work I promise you don't want to miss this exploration of a magical work by Alan Moore that's gone entirely undiscussed in the thirty years since he undertook it.

No worries. Hope it's good!

No recollection of this at all, sorry.

I can see the similarity, yeah. Don't think there's any "perhaps" to the unconscious nature of the link though.

One of the frighteningly long list of books I should really read one of these days.

"Everybody loves a surprise" is a great beat, and I suspect the album will be improved by it—one of my pieces of feedback was that I thought it could use a big stompy number. But there are at least six songs on the album that I think are stronger.

Haven't thought about the Mr. Robot essay at all though. Really, haven't thought about Mr. Robot much in a while.

Yeah, on the Patreon barring a shocking surge of pledges that I'm not even campaigning for. (We'd need around $200 a month more, which I just don't see happening for Sexy Sea Devils In Your Area.