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The Sunday Post AKA What’s On My (Mostly Virtual) Nightstand 5-26-13

I’m going to make this a short and sweet Sunday Post. It’s a three day weekend here in the U.S. and I hope that you’re having a terrific time if that applies to you! (It’s a typical cloudy weekend in … Continue reading

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Stacking the Shelves (46)

For those of you in the U.S., I hope you’re having a marvelous three-day weekend! This week’s stack was originally relatively small, and then I opened my Hugo voting packet. The list below is far (very far) from everything in … Continue reading

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Review: Doctor Who: Festival of Death by Jonathan Morris

Format read: paperback provided by the publisher Formats available: ebook, paperback Genre: Science fiction Series: Past Doctor Who Adventures, #35 Length: 320 pages Publisher: BBC Books Date Released: March 7, 2013 (reprint; originally published September 4, 2000) Purchasing Info: Author’s … Continue reading

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Stacking the Shelves (44)

This year is the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. Hard to believe, isn’t it? Two of the review books are part of the 50th anniversary collection from BBC Books. It was kind of a thrill to get the Royal Mail … Continue reading

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Spoiled but not rotten

When I think of “spoilers” I hear the word spoken in River Song’s particular sing-song, usually accompanied by the endearment, “Sweetie”, and inevitably followed by the opening of her Tardis-blue diary. The Doctor and River Song are living their relationship … Continue reading

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Doctor Who and the Spam Planet

First of all, that’s not the real title. When I requested this title from NetGalley to review it, the official listed title was Doctor Who II Volume 1. That’s way too boring for the Doctor. And it’s not even technically … Continue reading

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Holmes is everywhere

Every generation reinvents Sherlock Holmes to suit itself.  The current revision, Sherlock, was created by the same team that is also at the helm of Doctor Who. This is totally appropriate, as Sherlock beat Doctor Who for the British Academy of … Continue reading

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