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I am always beneath you but nothing is beneath me!!

No, he's the Underminer! :)

The biggest dynamic of the Fantastic Four was that they fought with one another, the way a family fought with one another, but also came...

I don’t know what to say - the analogues are right there. The 1960s motif, the powers, a Doctor Doom-like villain, the importance of the...

John Scalzi has blogged about how writing for audio has affected his writing in general. As usual with him, it’s friendly and...

Sometimes worse, I’ve gone back and rewatched portions and they would still be doing the exact same thing an hour later! Not very good...

Very true! This is part of why I’ve eventually fallen off of the previous campaigns. If my attention drifts, I check my phone or...

I think Mulligan did a great job with the inciting event setting the tone in the cold opening, and everything else just flows right out...

i feel like it's more likely the latter, it's one of those things that when used in a book the writer has absolute control to implement...

Not disagreeing, but again, that's a thing that might be at least less of a thing on the page.

It’s not really a problem following them per se, but sometimes the particular choice of made-up word for me has an effect that may be...

The Dark Tower does have some real issues, I think being written piecemeal did it no favors--though I think watching the authorial voice...

I think in his short stories they’re more forgivable since the characters don’t need to be fully fleshed out any more than needed to get...

That's interesting -- it makes sense; I'd probably half read those sentences while reading and get the intended sense, but listening to...

Authorial tics--and King does have some--stand out more in audiobooks. When I worked recording them, it was not unusual for us to make...