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felice |
News from Magic Bullet? |
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Apparently there will be news on the Faction Paradox audios next month. Most likely good news, since it seems unlikely that bad news would come with a "we
can't announce this just yet" restriction.
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Pella Douglas |
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Wow, This was posted on the Magic Bullet website today.
01/07/07 At Last it Can Be Told: We can now make an official announcement that the Faction Paradox series will continue, with Gabriel Woolf confirmed to appear in at least two more installments.We'll be announcing details like story names, guest stars, completion of recordings and so forth later on, so stay tuned. |
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felice |
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Woohoo!
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War Arrow |
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Woohoo too!
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felice |
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Lawrence Mile's latest blog entry (http://beasthouse-lm.blogspot.com/) includes this little snippet:
230. While working on the latest Faction Paradox audio, I've found myself having to write poetry that sounds as if it might have been devised in the late eighteenth century. I can just about pull this off, although I've spent much of the last hour trying to find the right monosyllabic word to suggest "sharp-edged and lacking apparent humanity". The problem is that the word I really want to use is "cool", but most listeners would find this distracting, thanks to its rather more modern sense. This wouldn't have been an issue even in the nineteenth century; when H. G. Wells described the alien intelligences in The War of the Worlds as 'intellects vast, cool and unsympathetic', he wasn't picturing the Martians as a race of enormous Fonzies hanging out on Olympus Mons. Vast, cool and unsympathetic… I think I'd quite like that on my gravestone. It's the overweight obsessive's version of "young, gifted and black". |
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War Arrow |
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felice wrote: That's an image that's going to be stuck in my head for a looooong time. |
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ushas the rani |
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I always suspected that Ron Howard was a puppet minion of the martians, this just confirms it
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