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selenakNow here I was, looking for the first season of Alias, when mine eyes saw a familiar sight. The seventh season of DS9. What can I say? I'm a fan.
Which is why I review the first six episodes of season 7 here.
Speaking of space stations, poor Vir, as![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
hobsonphile puts it.
But I can think of other, non Sci-Fi things, I swear. It's not even that difficult. Mary Borsellino, she who wrote Pretty Good Year which takes place in the LotR bookverse, now wrote a lovely exploration of Frodo post-Quest and pre-Grey-Havens in the movieverse, here.
On the less tender and more biting side of fannish activity, here'smarinarusalka's take on Dumbledore. Should be of interest to both andrastewhite (pro-Dumbledore) and cadesama (anti-Dumbledore) in particular. I've always thought these Merlin types can't be trusted (yes, looking at you, too, old Obi-Wan Kenobi), but that's what makes them interesting.
And while we're at it, an essay about Gryffindor House. which doesn't make the usual fannish mistake of just reversing the "Gryffindor good, Slytherin bad" idea to "Slytherin good, Gryffindor bad" but just points out flaws and virtues alike.
Which is why I review the first six episodes of season 7 here.
Speaking of space stations, poor Vir, as
hobsonphile puts it. But I can think of other, non Sci-Fi things, I swear. It's not even that difficult. Mary Borsellino, she who wrote Pretty Good Year which takes place in the LotR bookverse, now wrote a lovely exploration of Frodo post-Quest and pre-Grey-Havens in the movieverse, here.
On the less tender and more biting side of fannish activity, here's
marinarusalka's take on Dumbledore. Should be of interest to both andrastewhite (pro-Dumbledore) and cadesama (anti-Dumbledore) in particular. I've always thought these Merlin types can't be trusted (yes, looking at you, too, old Obi-Wan Kenobi), but that's what makes them interesting. And while we're at it, an essay about Gryffindor House. which doesn't make the usual fannish mistake of just reversing the "Gryffindor good, Slytherin bad" idea to "Slytherin good, Gryffindor bad" but just points out flaws and virtues alike.
