The Kindzierski review is up, and it's on to pillage!  I recently got the Danova in the mail, so it's time to backtrack to 1995 and watch a gloriously spangled interpretation of the story.  I literally cannot wait.  It will be awesome.

The Dadey/Jones review is up, though of course it's not exactly in-depth.  On to more exciting fare: I love the comic book versions!

Also, I managed to find a copy of not only the music but also a DVD of the performance of the Danova Phantom on Ice.  Glee!

Due to technical difficulties (i.e., I have no internet at home due to landlord incompetency), I've had to shelve the radio show for now and continue on my merry way with the print books.  I'm too entertained by the cuteness to mind.

The second Argento review is up.  Wackiness abounds, and I love it!  I'll be taking a short trip in the Wayback Machine now to go catch up on that radio show that got left by the wayside, but then we'll be back on track circa 1998.

Grell review is up, and it's time for me to cry like a sissy again because Argento is back, and he's badder than ever.  Oh, dear.  John has promised to hold the hand that isn't taking notes, which is a mixed blessing because then I won't be able to use it to cover my eyes when I'm whimpering.

It occurred to me the other day that I haven't been putting publisher information on these reviews.  I mean, I have the information in my notes so i can have an appropriate bibliography, but I haven't been adding them to the websites.  And then it occurred to me to wonder: why the hell not?  People might need that information!  They might be looking for this shit!  So, I'm going to be trying to get the publishing information retroactively added to the old reviews in the next few days.  Be patient with me if you're one of the imaginary people that I suspect might care about this.

Oh, and yet another new book is out, The Phantom's Song by Sabrina Callahan.  Add that to my list, and Jennifer Linforth's long-awaited Madrigal will be out later this month, too.  Glee!