Scholar's Blog Spoiler Zone Update
I've just (finally) posted my review of Doctor Who Season 3 episode 3 - "Gridlock" over on the Scholar's Blog Spoiler Zone.
Thursday, April 19, 2007
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About Me
- Michele
- Oxford, United Kingdom
- I write and read every day - sometimes I read an entire book a day, sometimes I don't. I did a degree in English and History in the late 90s as a mature student, but I've loved these subjects since my school days. I concentrated on studying First World War literature and history for most of my degree, until I wrote a paper on Harry Potter in my final semester. I've been writing about fantasy fiction (for children and for adults) ever since (although I haven't lost my interest in the First World War.) In January 2007, inspired by David Tennant's performances as the Tenth Doctor, I took up writing "Doctor Who" fan-fiction (and no, I don't intend to try to publish it anywhere except on my Blog. I'm just writing it for fun.) I'm also about to start writing non-fanfiction as well. I have a 'day job' which isn't very well paid, but does keep me in Oxford, the city I love, and is flexible enough to give me time to write. I am a participant in the Amazon Europe S.à r.l. Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk.
2 comments:
Hello. I don't actually want to read this post for here in the States we are a season behind on Doctor Who. This summer I'll be in the UK and able to catch up on what I've missed. I came across you in a search for some other items and found we have a lot of interest. So I will be reading. I have a blog here but it is new and has no content at this time.
Just wanted to introduce myself and let you know I'll be poking around a bit, and perhaps even commenting now and again.
Hello Mai and welcome - I'd like to have a chat with you on our shared interests. Feel free to drop me an email some time... And I look forward to your comments.
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