the screaming jungle I don't feel as if this is Susan’s strongest story ‘This is a dead place.’ Sabetha ‘It is a bit quiet, isn't it?’ Ian ‘That isn't quite what I meant.’ Sabetha. Oh let's scare everyone silly, shall we? ‘I don't like to say goodbye.’ Susan ‘No, I know.’ Barbara. Well, that's very … Continue reading Doctor Who: The Screaming Jungle / The Snows of Terror
the cigarette lighter on the bedside table - an overturned cardboard box place a hand over its plastic casing the only light, your vice - the path through the room to the switch to illuminate the whole room Kate ©
‘That's a couple of hours of solid cycling,’ Gemma says sternly. ‘It doesn't include stopping every 10 minutes to have a piece of fudge.’ Red Sauce Brown Sauce by Felicity Cloake A British Breakfast odyssey I read on the cover of Red Sauce Brown Sauce by Felicity Cloake … hhmm. Count me in. There's no … Continue reading Book Review. Red Sauce Brown Sauce by Felicity Cloake.
The Doctor and Robin Hood meet again. There is some confusion because this Doctor is a ‘taller, older man in the swathes of multicoloured wool.’ and not ‘whey-faced and judgemental and not at all happy to be here.’ whether this means the Doctor is older or younger, who knows. Robin Hood is certainly older, and … Continue reading Book Review. THE RETURN OF ROBIN HOOD BY PAUL MAGRS
i played a role to serve other people and i seemed to fulfil what they needed because they sought after more - more of an act i could not be satisfied with - it felt uncomfortable to lie so easily and yet people seemed to care so much for this character - and so little … Continue reading THE CORRECT RESPONSE
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