Blake's 7 novels and CDs

Melody Clark's wonderful Blake's 7 novels: 'The Last Best Hope' (gen) and its sequel 'The Long Way Back' are now in the Hermit Library.  The first novel is a stand-alone, so if you aren't a slash fan, you can still read and enjoy it.

Sheila Paulson has written another story in the popular Jabberwocky series, 'Avatar' starts with a dilemma for Tarrant and can also be found in the Hermit Library along with all the rest of the Jabberwocky stories.

When visiting the library, remember that you can set your preference for the amount of sex that you do/don't want in the stories it offers you.

The new Blake's 7 audio CDs are now available to pre-order.  We're offering a discount if you order all three together (though they'll arrive individually as they are released).  I'm really impressed with some of the things they've done with this new version of Blake's 7.  There's some inevitable quibbles, but overall I think you'll enjoy them.  Definitely worth a listen.  We're selling them at £10 each, plus postage and packing at cost (that's £10.70 for the UK,  £11.20 Eur, £11.70 ROW).

Today is a good day - got both my boys for once

exalted_mugwump is back from university and micavity is round for the day.  We've been playing board games, singing songs and trying to manage tunes on mouth organs.  Kelvin and I have pretty much equal skills here.  I think he probably won by one tune as his rendition of  'Good King Wenceslas' was just about recognisable, and Henry worked out he was playing 'Wild Rover' even if I failed to recognise it.  However, although my stab at 'The Keel Row' was recognised eventually, 'Dirty Old Town' failed to make it to the recognition level.

Methinks we both have a fair way to go with the harmonica!  (Recorders, bowed psaltry and concertina I can manage - mouth organs are a new venture and very different to play...)