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Nov. 12th, 2003 11:23 pm
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Yet. Teaching tomorrow and Friday, which has necessitated some sprinting off to the library to keep myself a chapter ahead in the time-honoured technique of teaching.

Mr A. left at 5am this morning for California, and rang between flights from San Francisco earlier this evening. Safe and sound.

The essay on Blake's 7 has come together in leaps and bounds over the past couple of days - I'll post a version of it here, hopefully before the weekend, in the hope that people will throw me some comments. I have forgotten an awful lot about the show, but I pulled out The Way Back yesterday and - you know what? It's fucking brilliant.

Best of all - I pulled out my notes to Withered Tree, and read them over breakfast this morning. I have definitely cracked the scene which has had me blocked, and I think I may have worked out what it was about the latter chapters that was worrying me, and how to get round it. I also spent a fair amount of time in the library doing a scene breakdown, when I should have been reading about open systems analysis and population ecology approaches in organizational theory but, frankly, do you blame me?

Date: 2003-11-13 12:39 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] hafren.livejournal.com
I pulled out The Way Back yesterday and - you know what? It's fucking brilliant.

Sure is. I remember we only watched because OH wanted to; I was being all sniffy about SF; it'll just be another Dr Who... and of course it wasn't. I've always been quite proud that I was hooked even beforePD showed up, though of course that did help...
Looking forward to the essay; glad your writing's going well!

Date: 2003-11-13 05:36 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] altariel.livejournal.com
I have to confess that I didn't start watching until 'Aftermath', and that when B7 started, I was suborned by my sister into the 'We Want Coronation Street' camp. Something my brother frequently reminds me about. (My dad, sick of having six children bickering about television, was an early adopter of VCR technology.)

This essay is almost complete, and PD has hardly made a showing in it! Yet...

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