I notice it’s been a couple of months since I’ve posted on here. I’m not dead (as I so frequently have to reassure my mother), just busy. Since that last Who review, I’ve moved to Brighton, where I’m now sharing a house with blog-associate S Chladek, and started university, which is great, but time-consuming. In any event, almost all my free writing time has been spent chipping away at the vast edifice of Atomic Golem, but I’ve also taken over writing duties on Wych Wolf , the (awesome) webcomic drawn by my dad. For the blog, I’ve started about five or six different pieces, none of which have been finished yet. Oh, and I’ve been playing loads and loads of Skyrim (one of those unfinished pieces, by the way, is a review of Skyrim which has about three paragraphs on why the spirit of the game is exemplified in the ability to pick up wooden plates). For more timely (and frequent) updates from me, you could do worse than following me on Twitter. That’s it for the moment. See you again at Christmas/when the book’s done (so probably Christmas).
Review: Doctor Who: The Wedding of River Song
Review: Doctor Who: Closing Time
Can’t think of a pun for this week, but hopefully River will die next week, in which case I can use ‘Ding dong, the witch is dead.’
Review: Doctor Who: The God Complex
Addendum to my Girl Who Waited review
There was so much awesome packed into The Girl Who Waited that I didn’t manage to fit all my observations and opinions into my review. Here’s the extra stuff: Read More
Review: Doctor Who: The Girl Who Waited
Well worth the wait.
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UCAShing in?
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Review: Doctor Who: Night Terrors
Review: Doctor Who: Let’s Kill Hitler!
Something I noticed while playing Human Revolution
While breaking into co-workers offices at sans Sarif Industries, I looked at an eBook lying on someone’s table. It was about Hugh Darrow (who’s been alluded to an awful lot, making me think he’s going to turn up at the end), who’s a pioneer in the field of human augmentation. In his fictional biography, what got him into the field in the first place was competing in Robot Wars! Sometimes my real life intersects with videogames in the oddest of ways (though I doubt he ever fought Killer Carrot).








