[LMB] Re: Shakespeare, Doctor Who, etc.

[B. Ross Ashley]

On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 14:22:41 -0400 (EDT), Elizabeth Holden 
<azurite at rogers.com>
wrote:

 > On 4/10/07, Marna Nightingale <marna at marna.ca> wrote:
 >> > > Sssh, I'm not seeing it till Wednesday...

 > I'm looking forward to this!

 > Kalina:
 > > Heh. I *think* what I wrote isn't really a spoiler,
 > > considering the title of the episode...

 > Well... can't be too careful.

 > > Now the *other* fandom included in it was a surprise
 > > to me. Ah well.

 > Yes. A bonus.

 > > I'll post about it in LJ tomorrow, I hope,

 > Hope so!

 >> > > Anyway, if any character in history is in no
 >> > > position to complain about
 >> > > his character being misrepresented in service of a
 >> > > plot, it's Our Will.
 > >
 > > Hmm. P'haps you have a point. Mind you, I like Will.
 > > *grins*

 > As do I.

Heh. I am reminded of a story by another Will, Will Sanders, about Will 
Shakespeare as a stranded Virginia colonist. "The Undiscovered". Great 
stuff. Got the Sidewise Award for 1997.

But I'm a fan of both these Wills.
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