From Henry V (and don’t miss Bilbo, Batman, and Prince Vultan in the audience):
From Game of Thrones:
Tag Archives | Science Fiction
iRad I.2 in Print, iRad I.1 Online
The second issue (Winter 2013) of The Industrial Radical goes to the printer today, featuring articles by B-psycho, Kevin Carson, Gary Chartier, William Gillis, Anthony Gregory, Thomas L. Knapp, Anna Morgenstern, Darian Worden, and your humble correspondent, on topics ranging from police brutality, gun control, immigration policy, and left-libertarianism to Hugo Chávez’s mixed legacy, Noam Chomsky’s inconsistencies, Rand Paul’s anti-drone filibuster, the intersection between anarcho-syndicalism and agorism, and of course Star Wars.
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Doctor Who Versus the Great Pumpkin Who Doesn’t Socialise
A new trailer for the upcoming Series 7B of Doctor Who:
Archives of Melniboné
Good news for Michael Moorcock fans.
Soufflés on Ice
Doctor Who is back (in the annual Christmas special), and that means Lindalee is back too.
First, a Christmas gift to Lindalee from her fans:
Next, a Christmas gift for her fans from Lindalee (oh yeah, and there are MAJOR SPOILERS for the Christmas special, of course):
There Will Be Chrome, Part 8
Behold, the final installments of Blood and Chrome:
Incidentally, given that the full flashback sequence in the extended version of Razor pretty strongly implied that young Adama’s first day of combat was the last day of the Cylon war, it’s hard to see how there’s any chronological space for Blood and Chrome even to exist. Oh well.