Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

I forgot how beautiful this piece was:

https://youtu.be/EOecmVS8Bg0

I still can't get over this image I found the other day

@nyah@octodon.social ::<

I was going to listen to the A Song of Ice and Fire audiobooks, but the narrator for them just sounds horrible to me... I tried listening to a sample and I was constantly taken out of the fiction by his distracting voice.

Also: a song of ice and fire is a book with a narrative structure that I really like (a soap opera, but in a "historical" fantasy), but I resent a lot of the gross stuff in it. Are there any similarly *structured* books that aren't as edgy?

Speaking of Nicholas Briggs, he just answered a question of mine in the latest Big Finish podcast:

https://www.bigfinish.com/podcasts/v/2019-02-24-the-avengers-and-listeners-emails

(at around the 9 minute mark)

I didn't like this one as much, and even though it's not the *worst*, it did have several themes that made me uncomfortable.

I did like that they had Nicholas Briggs playing a man who had been caught up in a time vortex malfunction and was convinced that he was The Doctor
(Briggs had previously played the Doctor in some fan audio dramas several years earlier.)

@BatElite aaaaaa *blushes*

@BatElite *nuzzles against your hands*

*grows an anteater-like snout*
Woops

The anxious system

@BatElite D::

Looking at this as though I'm a casual Doctor Who fan who wants to figure out what to listen to, I wouldn't find this useful.

Knowing who wrote a story is (sadly) far less intriguing than knowing who is in it.