SQUEEEE!
While I understand that the list of people I know who are both Tam Lin *and* new Who fans is rather short, for those of you who are, I'm about to make your day. (Or possibly your Christmas list, depending on what kind of holiday person you are and who you've got left to buy things for you.)
Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you...
The Revenger's Tragedy. (Yes, that Revenger's Tragedy.) Starring Christopher Eccleston (Vindice), Derek Jacobi (the Duke), and Eddie Izzard (Lussurioso).
Yes, yes, it's been modernized. Yes, okay, it takes place in post-apocalyptic Liverpool. Who cares?
cadhla and I shall be obtaining a copy of this thing. We shall be watching this thing. And our squeeing will rise into the heavens and be heard all over the world.
If you're not a fan of either of those things, well, okay, there's no accounting for taste. If you've just never heard of them, hie thee to Amazon using the convenient links above and do at least buy the book, since it's cheap. It's one of my "you only get five books for the rest of your life" books. (I would warn you not to let your early-to-mid high schoolers read it, not because of the content, but because it will set them up to be entirely disappointed by college.)
Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you...
The Revenger's Tragedy. (Yes, that Revenger's Tragedy.) Starring Christopher Eccleston (Vindice), Derek Jacobi (the Duke), and Eddie Izzard (Lussurioso).
Yes, yes, it's been modernized. Yes, okay, it takes place in post-apocalyptic Liverpool. Who cares?
cadhla and I shall be obtaining a copy of this thing. We shall be watching this thing. And our squeeing will rise into the heavens and be heard all over the world.
If you're not a fan of either of those things, well, okay, there's no accounting for taste. If you've just never heard of them, hie thee to Amazon using the convenient links above and do at least buy the book, since it's cheap. It's one of my "you only get five books for the rest of your life" books. (I would warn you not to let your early-to-mid high schoolers read it, not because of the content, but because it will set them up to be entirely disappointed by college.)