História 00004. Frayed, do Stephen Cole. ★★★½☆ É uma novela, publicada pela Telos, que me pegou de surpresa por ser um base under siege gostoso de ler, com personagens muiito bem construídos e bons elementos de horror. Crítica aqui: www.tumblr.com/lucascecil/7...
Essa crítica contém SPOILERS. Frayed é uma história que brilha através dos seus personagens. Tara Samms, a aparente autora, é na verdade um pseudônimo de Stephen Cole, um autor com um número consid…
i am saying civility is a richer topic than appears if we restrict ourselves to the perfectly legitimate sense of standards of decorum. in a way, i am turning from a deontological angle to one focused on virtue as strength or capacity or power, with the attendant ingredient of a telos.
There's big chunks in the first half of ep2 that need changing or cutting if you want to do "space gangster recruits some 'ard lads but it's secretly to do a Telos heist to help occupied aliens, Doctor misjudges motive", and you should also do someone who isn't Lytton, a guy who works for Daleks.
Oh no! The exposition on Telos and Mondas and continuity! NOW I see the consensus on this story! The Doctor trying to brush off how Mondas is going to attack _next year_ - and Lytton's smug glee about his squirming - is quite good though, because that's ABOUT something and not just continuity.
the Telos prison camp and escape feels very Blakes 7
Every once in a while Rowan gets to remind everyone she is heir to one of the most powerful thrones in Telos and has all the presence and authority that comes with that and I think that's lovely
I genuinely believe we need to talk about telos/teleology, but in a much more sophisticated way than before. Mutlicasual determination of a variety of mechanisms is nothing short of an ill social organism that we are all trapped in! (I am not happy with my phrasings, but I hope you get the idea)
i'm not fuckin kidding i'm about ready to ask an engineer what the telos of this particular object is and then refuse to clarify
Happy October everyone! This month, we are reviewing a pair of tales from the Telos novella range: “The Dalek Factor” by Simon Clark & “The Cabinet of Light” by Daniel O’Mahoney. 🎃 Happy reading! 📚 #DoctorWho
Em parceria com a Telos Editora, Livraria Paisagem recebe Gaby Milani - a "Inveja" de Divertida Mente 2 * bcfblogculturaefutebol.wordpress.com/2024/09/30/e...
Créditos: divulgação Dubladora fará contação de história do livro “Que é esse tal de amor, Minimoni?”, de Rocio Bonilla, no Bourbon Shopping, zona oeste de São Paulo A cantora e dublado…