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May. 2nd, 2010 05:09 pmI urge you to drop whatever you're doing, and read ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
lareinenoire's Tenth Doctor and Martha fic, The Kynges Game; also available at AO3. In which the Doctor asks himself, why are there zombies wandering about London in 1529, and what has it got to do with the Royal Divorce? Featuring Anne Boleyn, Wolsey, and Thomas More being awesome.
Erudite and witty - highly recommended.
lareinenoire's Tenth Doctor and Martha fic, The Kynges Game; also available at AO3. In which the Doctor asks himself, why are there zombies wandering about London in 1529, and what has it got to do with the Royal Divorce? Featuring Anne Boleyn, Wolsey, and Thomas More being awesome.Erudite and witty - highly recommended.
Canon query about last night's Who
Jan. 2nd, 2010 02:10 pmThis review (ware spoilers) by Mark Lawson suggests that ( cut for spoilers )
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Jan. 1st, 2010 08:04 pmGood night, sweet Doctor, and flights of Ood sing thee to thy rest...
(Tell me I wasn't the only person who thought that!)
(Tell me I wasn't the only person who thought that!)
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Jul. 11th, 2009 08:47 pmThanks to sir_guinglain and his car, I spent the afternoon at the Faringdon Arts Festival, which celebrates (mostly) local musicians, artists, craftspeople, etc., and a good time seemed to being had by all - it's free, so it really is a community thing, and the standard of music on offer seemed very high.
The main attraction, however, as far as I was concerned, was fannish: Phil Ford, the chief writer on the Sarah Jane Adventures providing a live commentary track for "The Last Sontaran", followed by Paul Cornell doing the same for "The Family of Blood." Both were interesting; I found Cornell more so, but that's probably down to the fact that while "The Last Sontaran" is a nice episode, it doesn't cut as deep as "FoB".
( Cut for length and, i suppose, spoileryness... )
sir_guinglain and his car, I spent the afternoon at the Faringdon Arts Festival, which celebrates (mostly) local musicians, artists, craftspeople, etc., and a good time seemed to being had by all - it's free, so it really is a community thing, and the standard of music on offer seemed very high.The main attraction, however, as far as I was concerned, was fannish: Phil Ford, the chief writer on the Sarah Jane Adventures providing a live commentary track for "The Last Sontaran", followed by Paul Cornell doing the same for "The Family of Blood." Both were interesting; I found Cornell more so, but that's probably down to the fact that while "The Last Sontaran" is a nice episode, it doesn't cut as deep as "FoB".
( Cut for length and, i suppose, spoileryness... )
"My TARDIS. Mine."
May. 24th, 2009 04:23 pmYou've probably seen this before, but if you haven't, it's great....
I love David Tennant...
I love David Tennant...
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Apr. 7th, 2009 11:37 pmTitle: Girl in Every Port
Author:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tree_and_leaf
Characters: Sarah-Jane Smith, etc.
Rating: PG.
Words:: 1177
Spoilers: School Reunion, Hand of Fear.
Summary: She knew this man when she was younger. Just not the one the Doctor was thinking of.
( She had hardy been able to believe her ears when the Doctor had asked if she hadn’t settled down with someone and had kids )
Author:
tree_and_leafCharacters: Sarah-Jane Smith, etc.
Rating: PG.
Words:: 1177
Spoilers: School Reunion, Hand of Fear.
Summary: She knew this man when she was younger. Just not the one the Doctor was thinking of.
( She had hardy been able to believe her ears when the Doctor had asked if she hadn’t settled down with someone and had kids )
