- Mon, 12:56: RT @JeremyCliffe: The thing with prophesying the EU's imminent doom is: 1) it's as old as the European project itself 2) it can become rep…
- Mon, 16:05: What the Coronavirus Is Doing to Rural Georgia https://t.co/IVSYwwZKTC from 4 April: “nine Georgia counties, most o… https://t.co/r3cokqEeSd
- Mon, 17:11: RT @tweetheart4711: On 3 May 1374 BCE a solar eclipse was observed and recorded at Ugarit by Mesopotamian astronomers. "On the day of the…
- Mon, 20:33: The Testaments, by Margaret Atwood https://t.co/3PEUbsoWJP
- Mon, 20:48: Inside the Early Days of China’s Coronavirus Coverup https://t.co/DrGRRwoNe6 Fascinating report which actually look… https://t.co/qmetIEEjL5
- Mon, 22:24: RT @worldcon2021: At the 34th #Worldcon in Kansas City in 1976, @HamillHimself and producer Gary Kurtz did a Q&A about a little movie that…
- Tue, 10:45: Thread. https://t.co/AZi6rcaT1X
My tweets
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The Crimson Horror, by Mark Gatiss
Second paragraph of third chapter: He came in through the porch, wreathed in smiles, his bony hands knotted together and his eyes darting all around.…
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Doctor Who spinoffs: Prime Imperative, Xmas Files, Mind of Stone
Three spinoff books this evening, one featuring Erimem and two from the Lethbridge-Stewart sequence. Second paragraph of third chapter of Prime…
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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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