http://devilgate.org/blog/2006/06/25/book-notes-7-nova-scotia-edited-by-neil-williamson-and-andrew-j-wilson/ Warning: contains language from the outset Tue, 06 Jan 2009 12:36:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://devilgate.org/blog/2006/06/25/book-notes-7-nova-scotia-edited-by-neil-williamson-and-andrew-j-wilson/#comment-1012 A Labourer at the Bitface » Book Notes 17: Vellum, by Hal Duncan Mon, 11 Dec 2006 23:07:13 +0000 http://devilgate.org/blog/?p=36#comment-1012 [...] I finally get to read Vellum, then. I’d been waiting for the paperback for a while, as I said back in Book Notes 7. I’ve pre-ordered the sequel, Ink, in hardback, though, which should be recommendation enough. [...] [...] I finally get to read Vellum, then. I’d been waiting for the paperback for a while, as I said back in Book Notes 7. I’ve pre-ordered the sequel, Ink, in hardback, though, which should be recommendation enough. [...]

]]> http://devilgate.org/blog/2006/06/25/book-notes-7-nova-scotia-edited-by-neil-williamson-and-andrew-j-wilson/#comment-162 A Labourer at the Bitface » Blog Archive » Welcome to Torchwood Sun, 02 Jul 2006 09:14:33 +0000 http://devilgate.org/blog/?p=36#comment-162 [...] Well, Saturday the 1st of July, 2006 will go down in my personal history as something of a special day. First I manage to end up actually feeling sorry for the England football team (except for the idiot Wayne Rooney) — or more for their supporters, really, in the form of my kids. Then Russell T Davies and the BBC give us the glory that is ‘Army of Ghosts’. Warning: spoilers follow. At last. At long, long last, Daleks and Cybermen together (and doubtless against each other). I remember long ago in my university days, my friend Andrew (who co-edited Nova Scotia, as I was saying the other day) putting forth the proposition that there should be a Dalek-Cyber war. It being inevitable that two races each so destructive and inimical to other life forms, should fight if they ever met. [...] [...] Well, Saturday the 1st of July, 2006 will go down in my personal history as something of a special day. First I manage to end up actually feeling sorry for the England football team (except for the idiot Wayne Rooney) — or more for their supporters, really, in the form of my kids. Then Russell T Davies and the BBC give us the glory that is ‘Army of Ghosts’. Warning: spoilers follow. At last. At long, long last, Daleks and Cybermen together (and doubtless against each other). I remember long ago in my university days, my friend Andrew (who co-edited Nova Scotia, as I was saying the other day) putting forth the proposition that there should be a Dalek-Cyber war. It being inevitable that two races each so destructive and inimical to other life forms, should fight if they ever met. [...]

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