Hi doc will you continue your story? I dont mean to add pressure or anything i know some writers hate that so please just ignore this if this is stressful or anything! its a really good story and i just hope you finish! thanks!

I just answered on this, but yes, I will continue the story. A little side tale is coming, first via the Strangers on a Train prompt. It is set in the same universe, but exists slightly outside of the main story. Very glad you’ve enjoyed it so far and thank you for writing. X

i miss the flame and the dame soooo much! come back!!!!!

I’m so sorry to keep you waiting. Real life keeps getting in the way. I’ve got a side-story from the ‘strangers on a train’ prompt that I’ll be posting by this weekend. Hopefully, I’ll have more time to work on the main story after that. Thank you for reading and writing in. X

Pop Quiz: you’re rolling in dough, but you’ve only got 2 hours to spend it and there are only two shops open: Ikea and Walmart. What do you do?

Do either of these shops accept dough as payment? I’d hate to show up and try to pay for my new kitchen and bedroom only to be turned away. I must have some assurances.

OK DOC we’re getting a female Doctor what do you think of Whittaker? I don’t know her except Broadchurch. I hoped for Tilda Swinton cuz she’s a little weird or like Helene Bonham Carter who would be bonkers, I think.

I’m not that familiar with her, either, but I think that could be a good thing. I do think Swinton and Carter could have pulled it off, but I don’t think they were ever in the cards. They’re too well-known and it would be hard to separate their own eccentricities from ‘The Doctor.’

One idea I had was Michelle Dockery – before she did Downton Abbey, though. She was quite Doctor-y in Hogfather and I thought she’d be a strong choice.

I’m looking forward to Whittaker’s version and hope they keep Pearl Mackie as a companion – even if only part-time.

I would wager any odds Jason Rothenberg was relieved another CW show grabbed all the controversy at SDCC this year. I didn’t read one word about him.

Cis men, both men of color and white men, seem to be the ones most keenly aware of how bad call-out culture is for our world. So eager to educate us all. Which seems strangely aligned with the fact that they are often the ones being called out.
I can say this. Calling people out is uncomfortable. It isn’t something that should be taken lightly. It does not bring me joy. I don’t think it is a solution for everything, but I do think that is is a perfectly rational, logical response to a culture that is still more likely to call a woman a whore than a man a rapist.

It isn’t call-out culture that is toxic. – Ashley Fairbanks – Medium (via brutereason)