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Finished reading Provenance

Rated Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor Adventures, Volume 1 10/10

This was so great. As great as the best DoctorDonna TV episodes. I love that she calls him on his shit, and I love the great enthusiasm of their stories. The behind the scenes bits are also quite amusing.

Rated Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor, Vol. 1: Revolutions of Terror 10/10

Finished reading Revenant Gun

Finished reading Phoenix Extravagant

Rated Wondermond 8/10

Rated Wat zullen de mensen zeggen? 6/10

Rated Turbulence 8/10

Finished reading Loki's Ring

Wants to read Doctor Who: Through Time and Space

Finished reading The Alloy of Law

Rated Die Holländerinnen 1/10

Finished reading The Kuiper Belt Job

Finished reading The First Sister

Finished reading The Dark Forest

Rated Doctor Who: Time Lord Victorious - The Enemy of My Enemy 8/10

A great part 2 to this Eighth Doctor trilogy. And all that dark wave music! I'm looking forward to the next one, and then jumping into some of the Tenth Doctor elements of this storyline.

Rated Doctor Who: Trouble in Paradise 8/10

This was pretty good and reminded me I should listen to more of the Sixth Doctor adventures. I'm glad they made Columbus an asshole (to put it lightly), just as he was in real life.

Rated Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor Adventures - What Lies Inside? 10/10

Finished reading Redemption in Indigo

Rated Off-Time Jive 10/10

Wants to read These Deathless Shores

Finished reading The Mountain Crown

Rated Downdraught 4/10

<div>Severely undercooked, but a good premise.</div>

Wants to read The Relentless Moon

Rated The Iliad 8/10

<div>4 is sort of rounding up for my reading/listening experience (I did the audiobook), but that might be because I had to take a break from this when a library hold came in. I did find The Odyssey a little easier to follow, though I read Wilson's translation rather than listened.<br><br>This is still a very listenable and clear translation of a story with a zillion characters. I admit to sometimes thinking that it is very much like listening to a relative or a guy at a bar going, "You know, [Guy]. So-and-so's son. Remember he could do [notable skill?]" And that's why this text has inspired so many subsequent books and poems and everything else. Lots of people involved in a massive war, after all!<br><br>Anyway, if you're going to read any translation of The Iliad, make it this one. Audra McDonald narrates the audiobook.</div>