I met Peter Davison at a Doctor Who convention in Tampa in 1985. No phone cameras to worry about back then.

The dedication is the most important page in the entire book. It tips his hand to what he was really trying to do: impress someone he admired and/or was deeply in love with. A relationship that cost him his reputation and writing career.

No, I don't think you did. But it's funny that was your issue with the story, and not how dense it can be at times. Either way, I never considered MD to be the best representation of what Melville was capable of.

Then my work here is done.

But seriously, let me know your thoughts when you finish it.

I’m in the same boat. We got to just keep on trying.

I somehow managed the first one and never even considered watching the second.

It's the exact same temperature here. Hope you're staying warm!

Of course creme eggs are for all year, as promised in the Bible, Adam!

True fans of the alphabet know the truth, Nick!