#e-sharp

[hijabioddball]

It's an angsty Pakistani rock music kinda night.

[librarean]

e-sharp replied to your post:Wait, pause.

Depends on the book. Some skip them, some say “footnote” and read it, some do a sound or musical cue to let you know a footnote is happening.

Very good to know, thanks! I wonder how best to evoke the character of an asterisk through sound.

[unwillingadventurer]

esplin9466 said: I highly recommend the Myth Makers novel when it comes to novelizations of missing episodes, it’s one of the best target books period I think.

Thanks for the rec, really must get round to reading season 3 ones. :)

llywela13 said: ohhh, girls, you gotta read some of the S3 novelisations! The Daleks’ Master Plan is really good in its two-book format. I’m having a big read-through, near the end of S3, and loving it

Really want to buy the Daleks' Master Plan one, glad its a good one. :)

e-sharp said: I’ve listened to a lot of the official audiobook reconstructions and they’re great. Plus, the interviews with the cast members who came back to record the linking narration are usually adorable.

That sounds a great option then, the narration is really good on these things. :)

[thecommonlibrarian-blog]

e-sharp answered to your post:“I’m catching up with assignments I missed when I was in hospital. I’m...”

I don't, but I'm pretty sure that was one my school had a student account for - you might might want to check with your dept/prof.

There was a student account but it's not working at the moment. Everyone else finished this module in May and I think the account must have expired shortly after. This is one of the perils of catching up with certain modules on my own rather than retaking them with next year's class. I've been saved though - a certain analoguerock has helped me out (my new guardian angel).