Sorry, assumed from Mr. A going to California that you were USA-based. Should have known really because how many Yanks have heard of Blakes 7? There again, how many Brits wished they never had?
Interesting reading your 'enhancements' below - they might just as well have been written in Sanskrit! But what hope is there for me, the only SF I ever read is "The Tempest" and "The Dream". David Duff
I did my best to take B7 to a broader audience in the USA only last month - and, in fact, I was amazed at how many people at the conference turned out to be aware of it (or, at least, to have a frame of reference ('Dr Who') whereby they could understand it).
I don't read much SF either. But I do watch an awful lot of it.
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Date: 2003-11-14 09:33 pm (UTC)Interesting reading your 'enhancements' below - they might just as well have been written in Sanskrit! But what hope is there for me, the only SF I ever read is "The Tempest" and "The Dream".
David Duff
Re: Geography
Date: 2003-11-15 11:40 am (UTC)I did my best to take B7 to a broader audience in the USA only last month - and, in fact, I was amazed at how many people at the conference turned out to be aware of it (or, at least, to have a frame of reference ('Dr Who') whereby they could understand it).
I don't read much SF either. But I do watch an awful lot of it.