Finally, I will be able to satisfy my constant yearning and uncontrollable desire to peer into other people’s lives. My voyeuristic urges will now be placed into effect on a plane higher than anyone else has contemplated.
Mr Gerald Foos writes about his mundane depravity in the manner of a cartoonish super-villain. It's probably part of why I found this remarkably non-judgemental account of his history disturbingly entertaining.
Dammit, I was doing so well there for a bit. Here I am again, trying to catch up before I get even further behind. Someone said ‘Rogue’ was a good example of Who written by people who grew up with “new” Who, and I think that’s right. Also, side-note,
I remember in the old times, in the early days of Game of Thrones, when you got to watch a show that was thrilling, and clever. It had the right level of historical inspiration without being awkwardly bound to real history. I’ve told everyone who will listen that Shōgun
Over twelve years ago, I made a shitty standing desk at work. Based on a template that delightfully, is still hanging around on the internet, the Standesk 2200 was very tiring. I would queue up anything I could possibly find the justification to read on my iPad, and then sit
We’re comfortably in the very good middle of the season here. Davies and the guest writers are doing really interesting stuff. Everyone’s happy. Rave: Ncuti is just amazing at the end of the story. After the monster at the end of the book is revealed to be... racism,