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Finished reading And the Sky Bled

Rated Doctor Who: Ravenous 4 10/10

<div>Look, it's a multi-Master story, so you know I'm already going to be all-in, but this installment of the Ravenous story is the best of the bunch. Ties everything up nicely, AND several Masters (incl. Missy) get to misbehave for half of it. What's not to love?</div>

Finished reading Ignore All Previous Instructions

Finished reading Kundo Wakes Up

Finished reading The Buffalo Hunter Hunter

Rated Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor Chronicles, Volume 1 8/10

<div>This is pretty solid! I am not overly a listener of the adventures that recast Doctors who are still living, but the Eleventh Doctor as played by Jacob Dudman is good. He sounds very much like Matt Smith, and this is a good collection of stories, particularly the last one with Jane Austen. We finally get some background on that onscreen-mentioned kiss with Clara!&nbsp;</div>

Finished reading Lost Children Archive

Rated Doctor Who: Series 2: Volume 4: As Time Goes By 6/10

Rated Doctor Who: The Missy Chronicles 7/10

Finished reading The Left Hand of Darkness

Rated Doctor Who: The Song of Megaptera 8/10

Space whales!

Rated Doctor Who: Shockwave 8/10

Finished reading The Gurkha and the Lord of Tuesday

Finished reading Dust

Rated Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures - Star-Crossed 10/10

<div>One of the best sets of audio adventures featuring the Ninth Doctor.</div>

Rated Doctor Who - Short Trips Volume 03 6/10

More of a 3.5, but the WTF-ery of the language choices in "The West Walls" section, along with the unnatural sounding dialogue tags, makes me round down. Just ok.

Rated Doctor Who: Smoke and Mirrors 8/10

Implied relationship with Houdini? Well well. No wonder our villain is messing with him.

Rated Doctor Who: Zagreus 8/10

Absolutely bonkers, but I still really liked it, especially all with the Brigadier.

Wants to read Epileptic

Finished reading Wool

Rated Dolly Parton Songteller: My Life in Lyrics 8/10

<div>You're not going to get a deeply personal memoir from Dolly, but that's ok. She knows what she's about, and like she says, it all goes into her music anyway. This is still an interesting look at decades of songs — maybe not EVERY song, but LOTS of them, and I learned a lot. I listened to this via Audible streaming, so it's in her own words (with some transitions by Robert K. Oermann), and there are snippets of some of the songs. Worth a listen if Audible throws you a free month.</div>

Wants to read Electric Literature No. 4

Wants to read Eagle Drums

Finished reading The Water Outlaws

Finished reading The Mirror Empire