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Go Hugh Laurie!
Hugh Laurie is still a fierce defender of āHouse,ā even more than a decade after the showās ending. The English actor, who starred in the Fo
Started re-reading The Golden Mean recently since I heard itās getting a Netflix adaption (huuuhhh?!) some sketches along the way
Itās been 10+ years but... I did always remember enjoying this portrayal of kid Alexander as someone quite off-putting compared to most of his literary counterparts
They ruined my life
there is nothing casual about the way house looks at wilson
"you wanna look pretty at work" and he blushes
I know what you are
Orlando - Florida - USA (byĀ John Getchel)Ā
Ok but like this is the funniest scene to me
I too look at my best friend like I have seen a ghost when see that he made up with his partner
That is definitely a platonic thing to do and there is no jealousy in there whatsoever
Its such a tragedy that *checks notes* wilson is happy in his relationship that we get this shot of house walking off alone wearing all black with sad music in the background
A family of Ravens is putting the goth back in gothic at NYC's largest cathedral--St John the Divine. - by Above96th
Heather flowers along the mountain stream - Isle of Skye, Scotland, August 2025
photo by: nature-hiking
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Hello Professor, I stumbled upon the bookDNA page where you listed five of your favourite novels about ATG, and thatās how I discovered A Choice of Destinies by Melissa Scott⦠which I devoured like a kid whoās just been given their favourite food (or like me with my comfort food; itās basically the same!). So thank you, because I had no idea that book even existed, and reading it was an absolute blast :)
It also made me wonder whether youāve ever considered writing (or even just debating for fun) whatāifs/ucronia scenarios, and which turning point you would choose for your story. Personally, my top two have always been: what if Philip hadnāt been killed in 336, and what if Hephaestion hadnāt died in 324.
Also, if you have any other recommendations in the same vein as Melissaās book, please send them my way!
ATG Fiction & a POLL!
Most of the ones I'd recommend, beyond Scott's Memnon (just talked about earlier) are already there.
For others interested in the recs: BookDNA
As for "what if"s ... I actually wrote one! I did it in honor of Gene's 75th birthday. It's called "Anger of Achilles," and involves an alternate history in which Philip died at Chaironeia, Alexander was taken as a prisoner of war by the city of Athens, then "sold" to ... Demosthenes!
Never sold it although I did submit it as alternate history to a an SFF magazine, but they didn't want it because it was really too specialist.
I've occasionally considered trying to put it on my website, but not for free. The material associated with the novel is up there for those who bought the novels, or as a "teaser" if readers want to see (first) if they like my writing style before investing in the novels:
Cut & Extra Scenes
But this story isn't related to that, and I'd kinda like to get paid for it, honestly. I have a couple other short pieces that (if I can figure out how to make Square work with my website) I might be willing to release in PDF format for sale (for a minimal fee).
But I have no idea if anyone would be willing to buy it, or any other story. So hey, let's try a poll!
I'd be interested in buying a short story from you for $1.50 or less
"Anger of Achilles" only (Alexander alternate history)
"The Lucky Cat" only (see below for summary)
"Anger of Achilles" + "The Lucky Cat"
Not interested
"The Lucky Cat" ... Many things I inherited from my much-older brother: Ā a squashed-flat baseball glove, a shrunken yellow Duke sweatshirt, a chess set missing one white pawn, oodles of Bantam science-and-nature books duct-taped on the spines, and a long-standing love for Mr. Spock.Ā Yet the single most precious bequest was a lithe ghost of a cat with a deep-voiced yowl, pale blue eyes, and the patience of a saint....
PSA: If I did sell anything via Square, I'm required to charge you 7% sales tax. I mention this because Square will automatically add it, and for non-US buyers, having tax not already rolled into the cost is weird.
RSL Acted in a Recent Movie?
It's called Act One and is premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival in June. No idea who his character is.
In this rhythmic psychological thriller, a lonely aspiring teen actress finds herself drawn to an acting teacher who pulls her into a web of
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wilson lying down on the couch