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Two More for the Hugos
Just thought of two ideas I missed off my Hugo Awards nominations list:
Best Shortform Drama (apart from those I already mentioned): Life on Mars, 'Episode One'. (And it turns out that's all the info the nominations ballot needs.)
Best Editor, Shortform: Dave Bradley, Editor: SFX Magazine.
It'd be good to see them get some recognition. Is Life on Mars SF? Let's see it get into the Hugo shortlist before we find out.
And here's a link for the 10th Planet signing of Circular Time on Saturday:
http://www.tenthplanet.co.uk/events/storesignings.html
Best Shortform Drama (apart from those I already mentioned): Life on Mars, 'Episode One'. (And it turns out that's all the info the nominations ballot needs.)
Best Editor, Shortform: Dave Bradley, Editor: SFX Magazine.
It'd be good to see them get some recognition. Is Life on Mars SF? Let's see it get into the Hugo shortlist before we find out.
And here's a link for the 10th Planet signing of Circular Time on Saturday:
http://www.tenthplanet.co.uk/events/storesignings.html
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Have you seen the LoM series 2 teaser?
LoM series 2 trailer (poor quality site - not like youtube and its alarming collection of LoM fanvids)
I am now going into deep spoilerphobe hibernation...
I've become a great fan of this show. And it's such a brave decision to give it a definite ending rather than milk it.
LoM is one of those shows I watched on a lark because of the title (Bowie fan too) and after the first ep I was hooked. I was lucky they put it OnDemand for BBCAmerica, after it aired in the states.
I agree that a show like this is better served by a definate ending. It's only so long before you start thinking it's getting silly to drag out what is going on exactly.
You seen the Xaxis review of Wisdom 2 yet?
Mark P
gmA Followup to the SFWA nomination for Doctor Who...
Having been the chair of the 2006 Nebula Awards held last year, I'm glad to see a Dr. Who script make it onto the list this year.
I haven't seen a series 2 script book yet and I think it might help its chances if an electronic version of the script was made available to SFWA members. If you can help arrange for that, I can get it to the SFWA webmaster and they will make it available to SFWA members only.
See you at Gallifrey!
Lee Whiteside
leewsftv@yahoo.com
Now that Julie Gardner has made it official that your two-parter has 'links' with Human Nature does that mean you can talk about it? Don't expect so, but that's fine by me - can't wait for the eps and I think anymore excitement regarding series 3 would hurt my head (Derek Jacobi?!)
Also, read the 1st part of the Wisdom series - twas very cool, and i'm reliably informed that part 2 is "mental", which down here in Cardiff is regarded as a very good thing.
Indeed, Cat. Lee, I very much doubt they'd go for that. And I don't think GITF needs the help, but it's a kind thought on your part, and I look forward to seeing you in L.A.. As always, I can't say more than is out there. Glad you're enjoying Wisdom. Issue three may be even more mental for you, because it's set in Cardiff.
Hey Paul,
I was supposed to come down to Barking and see you on Saturday. Unfortunetly I wasn't able to get down, so I missed you.
Hope you had a good time. I'll catch you at something if I can.
Thanks, Martin
Sorry you didn't make it.
Sorry, Mark P, I only just saw your posting! You mean this review?
http://www.thexaxis.com/capsules/21Jan07.htm
Wa-hey! I love the reviews we're getting. Thanks for pointing that out.
I did indeed mean that review. Nice to see the Brits appreciate it after what that mean American said.
Mark P
Now, don't tell me about the mean American. Unless you mean your wife, in which case definitely don't tell me.