It's tough to remove that Homeric epic problem of zero character growth. He starts as the smartest and strongest, then ends that way too. Nolan gives him some regrets; even Tennyson makes him aware that Telemachus is a better king.
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Alex Cochran
Alex Cochran (he/him) is the pseudonym of the less spellable Alex Weinle, a writer based in Cambridge. My debut SF novel is THE POLLUTANT SPEAKS from Bee Orchid Press. https://mybook.to/thepollutantspeaks
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This was much fun! Thanks to Luke Dumas, @ashsmash.bsky.social, @babblewocky.bsky.social and @kierongillen.bsky.social for chatting all things villainy and corruption as part of the @britfantasysoc.bsky.social's power in SFFH event. Bring on the (complex, authentic) baddies 😎
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Sure, some men are jerks. Like the ‘influencer’ who carried a bath to the top of Snowdon for a selfie and dumped it there. But other men are heroes, like the teenage rugby team who carried it down. Well done lads. We see you. Show your sons. www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/rugby/...
Stunned Welsh rugby team remove bathtub from Pen y Fan summit after stuntThe players helped National Trust workers remove the tub, which had been left at the summit following a supposed world record attemptwww.walesonline.co.ukLooking forward to this. Still time to get your ticket for all the virtual fun of a convention 🥳 The theme: Power (mwuuhaha ⚡) #fantasy #sf #horror @wtalabi.com @philipasuggars.bsky.social and friends describe the ascent to immortality... @britfantasysoc.bsky.social
British Fantasy SocietyThe British Fantasy Society is excited to announce our next event day, taking place on Saturday 25th July 2026, 10am to 6pm (BST). BFS Online: Power in SFFH Ticket: tinyurl.com/bfspowr
Yes, it's a great city and a treasure box of culture and people. London is a thousand times safer than Mar-a-Lago...
JL KaufmannI feel pretty safe most of the time in London. I am not worried about walking home alone at night. Yes, shit happens, and yes, there are terrifying shitty people out there, but frankly, fewer in London than in other towns and even in pretty villages I have been in.
