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Tivo and new zines and B5 book
I'm still down with this bug, though it's moved from sore throat to sore throat and runny nose.
The good news is that Richard (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
waveney) has been cheering me up by clearing some of the backlog of odd jobs that have been sitting around for ever.
My nest boxes have been mounted, various things are getting added to the web site, including Val Westall's new Blake's 7 zines, (After Dark and Against All the Odds. One is gen, one is mixed adult and slash) You can buy them at http://www.knightwriter.org/
And for the intellectually inclined, we have a limited number of copies of 'Parliament of Dreams', an academic paperback interpreting Babylon 5.
And Tivo found me a programme out of the blue that had Tom McBeath in it (Harry Maybourne from Stargate). Even better, it was a programme in which he had a decent part and was playing a totally different kind of chanacter to those I've seen so far. in 'Mysterious Ways' he was playing a 1930s union man who is trying to protect his children while organising a strike.
The good news is that Richard (
waveney) has been cheering me up by clearing some of the backlog of odd jobs that have been sitting around for ever.My nest boxes have been mounted, various things are getting added to the web site, including Val Westall's new Blake's 7 zines, (After Dark and Against All the Odds. One is gen, one is mixed adult and slash) You can buy them at http://www.knightwriter.org/
And for the intellectually inclined, we have a limited number of copies of 'Parliament of Dreams', an academic paperback interpreting Babylon 5.
And Tivo found me a programme out of the blue that had Tom McBeath in it (Harry Maybourne from Stargate). Even better, it was a programme in which he had a decent part and was playing a totally different kind of chanacter to those I've seen so far. in 'Mysterious Ways' he was playing a 1930s union man who is trying to protect his children while organising a strike.