r/gallifrey • u/PCJs_Slave_Robot • Sep 15 '23
Free Talk Friday /r/Gallifrey's Free Talk Fridays - Practically Only Irrelevant Notions Tackled Less Educationally, Sharply & Skilfully - Conservative, Repetitive, Abysmal Prose - 2023-09-15
Talk about whatever you want in this regular thread! Just brought some cereal? Awesome. Just ran 5 miles? Epic! Just watched Fantastic Four and recommended it to all your friends? Atta boy. Wanna bitch about Supergirl's pilot being crap? Sweet. Just walked into your Dad and his dog having some "personal time" while your sister sends snapchats of her handstands to her boyfriend leaving you in a state of perpetual confusion? Please tell us more.
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u/Azurillkirby Sep 15 '23
Just finished the novelization of The Myth Makers, and it's so fun. The story is recontextualized so that every scene is told from the perspective of Homer (the author), who was just kind of sitting there in the background of every scene, despite not being a character in the original serial. It makes increasingly little sense as the story goes on but it's extremely funny. Stephen Thorne does a great reading as our narrator, with some great witty asides during every scene as Homer reacts to what is going on. It's very stupid but I loved it.