- Thu, 12:56: RT @Clnwlsh: The best ending to any writer's interview ever? Paris Review asks Ray Bradbury about the origins of a character named Mr Elec…
- Thu, 18:25: Thoughts from @SirGrahamWatson and @YBertoncini on how the COVID-19 crisis will affect the Brexit process. https://t.co/7hjvk62DsZ
- Thu, 18:38: Thursday reading https://t.co/kwYhAIkkAo
- Thu, 18:45: Thirty days of lockdown https://t.co/vGKoGLmTGo
- Thu, 20:48: A twenty-year professor on starting college this fall: Don’t. https://t.co/yZn0viCkIv Actually a very good point.
- Fri, 07:06: RT @alexstubb: I think the jury is still out on who is going to get out of this with the least damage: China, US or EU. Pace of dive and re…
- Fri, 09:45: Explaining the Pandemic to my Past Self https://t.co/lrvx21octF via @YouTube
- Fri, 10:45: A shaken world demands balanced leadership https://t.co/pKi8cGYS6b Gender-balanced, that is. From @RickZednik @WPLeadersOrg
My tweets
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The Massacre, by James Cooray Smith
The second of the Black Archive books analysing past stories of Doctor Who looks at The Massacre, a 1966 First Doctor story which has been lost from…
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Rose, by Jon Arnold
Given the very encouraging news that Russell T. Davies is returning to Doctor Who, it's by fortunate coincidence that today I am reviewing a…
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The Ruby’s Curse, by Alex Kingston
Second paragraph of third chapter: But even knowing this, I had no all-consuming desire to commit words to paper. I’m an action gal, not a…
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