I am very sorry about alllllll the doctors and the general rottenness, but: garnished with one bookstore and one library is good. I'm glad that was also a thing. I hope the rest becomes less of thing!
Over the last three days, I mainlined a rewatch of the first two seasons of Turn: Washington's Spies (2014–17)
Aww. Comfort rewatches, also very good. *hugs* Again: may you not need them, though! All the books and libraries and health and anything you want to watch!
Btw, I have now finished The Stone Tape and so now I can say I enjoyed it very much as a whole. (Randomly also I kept thinking about you telling me that you had first encountered Iain Cuthbertson in Danger UXB and this, & being amused all over again - both very good but also such a misleading introduction to the usual full Iain Cuthbertsonness of the man! XD
(I'm itching to icon Jane Asher in it, but I can't do that without a DVD, so in the middle of typing this I Googled hopefully for usable images, only to discover that they did a radio play version in 2015 with Romola Garai and Julian Rhind-Tutt, and Jane Asher. It was supposed to be a TV remake, but BBC backed out claiming it already had too much SFF (o rly? ha) and left Radio 4 to pick up the pieces a few years later. I'll want a gap before listening, but I snagged it off the Internet Archive here because clearly I am now obligated to listen to it with that cast. Plus, it's very sound-based and claustrophobic, so seems like a good fit for audio).
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Over the last three days, I mainlined a rewatch of the first two seasons of Turn: Washington's Spies (2014–17)
Aww. Comfort rewatches, also very good. *hugs* Again: may you not need them, though! All the books and libraries and health and anything you want to watch!
Btw, I have now finished The Stone Tape and so now I can say I enjoyed it very much as a whole. (Randomly also I kept thinking about you telling me that you had first encountered Iain Cuthbertson in Danger UXB and this, & being amused all over again - both very good but also such a misleading introduction to the usual full Iain Cuthbertsonness of the man! XD
(I'm itching to icon Jane Asher in it, but I can't do that without a DVD, so in the middle of typing this I Googled hopefully for usable images, only to discover that they did a radio play version in 2015 with Romola Garai and Julian Rhind-Tutt, and Jane Asher. It was supposed to be a TV remake, but BBC backed out claiming it already had too much SFF (o rly? ha) and left Radio 4 to pick up the pieces a few years later. I'll want a gap before listening, but I snagged it off the Internet Archive here because clearly I am now obligated to listen to it with that cast. Plus, it's very sound-based and claustrophobic, so seems like a good fit for audio).