If you are a Whovian, (that would be a fan of the science fiction television program, Doctor Who, from the BBC) you have probably been hearing, reading and experiencing the upheaval in fandom for the past few months over the fact that the new Doctor is a woman. Does that matter? Let’s discuss….
Timebound shares the story of Kate Pierce-Keller, a pretty average sixteen-year old girl. She’s worried about all of the typical things that a teenage girl spends her time on; boys, clothes, school. There’s really nothing extraordinary about her. Well, until the day she realizes that her grandmother isn’t as off her rocker as Kate had imagined. It seems that a strange little piece of jewelry her grandmother always cherished is far more than just random bling. In fact, at one point that little medallion is the only thing that stops Kate from winking completely out of existence.
And thus begins the wibbliest wobbliest time travel journey and adventure since Doctor Who crossed time lines back and forth in his epic battle against Daleks and Cybermen.
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Doctor Who is doing what now? Matt Smith, the famous Eleventh Doctor from BBC’s Doctor Who has just been added to the cast of the upcoming Star Wars film.
Dune by Frank Herbert Genre: Science fiction Publisher: Chilton Company Date: August 1, 1965 Reviewed by: Brit Yancey Fiction Addict Scorecard: A When I found out that Dune would have a 50th anniversary re-release, I was beyond ecstatic to be the one chosen to review it. Dune is a book that changed my life when […]