Funf Q

[kerravonsen]

Interview meme continued.Questions from kalquessa:

1. You can chose three people of your acquaintance (online or real life) to have at your back during a zombie invasion. Who do you pick?
John D. from my biblestudy, because he's a police sargeant and would therefore be good to have at one's back.
Our receptionist Dale's husband, because he's in the army and thus likewise would be useful.
My brother D. because he's calm and clever; a good person to have as the brains of the outfit.

2. What canceled TV show would you most like to see back on the air? Would you like to see it updated or "re-imagined" or would you rather have the classic back just the way it was?
VR.5; I wanna find out what happens next! Though they couldn't really do it, since Anthony Stewart Head is a lot older now than he was then.

3. Sauron or Apophis?
What? Which one's eviler? Which one would I rather be up against? Which one makes a more scary villain? What?

Anyway, Sauron is more evil and scary.

4. What novel do you re-read the most?
That's hard. I'm not sure. Top contenders would be "Scout's Progress" by Sharon Lee & Steve Miller and "The Beacon at Alexandria" by Gillian Bradshaw.

5. Favorite ice cream flavor?
Cookies-and-cream, because I also love chocolate-ripple cake (aka "Snowlog") and cookies-and-cream icecream is like snowlog-flavoured icecream.

Comments

[vilakins.livejournal.com]

I love "The Beacon at Alexandria". I should reread it.

[kerravonsen]

Oooh! Someone else who's heard of Gillian Bradshaw! (dances)

[vilakins.livejournal.com]

I love her stuff, but that's my favourite.

[kerravonsen]

(nods) Mine too. Second-favourite's a bit hard to pick, probably a toss-up between "The Sand Reckoner", "Dangerous Notes" and "Island of Ghosts".

[kalquessa.livejournal.com]

#3 was sort of open to interpretation, sorry. :)

Gillian Bradshaw looks interesting, I'll have to give her a try. I need more historical and sci-fi in my diet to balance out the fantasy and detective fiction.

[kerravonsen]

The thing I like about Gillian Bradshaw is that with her, the past is like an alien planet -- that is, she's very good at her historical world-building, as well as her characterisation.