Showing posts with label The Silver Chair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Silver Chair. Show all posts

Thursday, June 10, 2010

Thursday Thirteen - 162 - 13 Things I'm Looking Forward To


1 - Reading My Booky Wook by Russell Brand
















2 - Watching the third season of True Blood
















3 - Going to the Halifax Pow-Wow, June 26th.














4 - My 1000th post.

Which should be in 167 more posts!









5 - Watching the film adaptation of The Silver Chair. Hope it's not too long...Please, please, pretty please...











6 - In the meantime, Voyage of the Dawn Treader should keep me going.















7 - Finding out what happens to Scorpius...












8 - Getting my Dark Age vampire manuscript through its current revision. Thanks, Blake Snyder.











9 - Completing my Victorian-gardener-to-Van-Diemen's-Land manuscript.

Photo by Cara King


10 - Going to the next writers' retreat, coming up this fall









11 - Taking part in NaNoWriMo in November.












12 - Taking part in Blog Blast For Peace, Nov. 4th.



13 - Watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows this November.



What are you looking forward to?








Michelle Helliwell says I'm looking forward to finishing my edits on SW and getting back to my WIP!! Hmmmm - this is actually a very thought provoking question.

Kelly Boyce says I look very serious in that picture. I must be thinking 'hurry up and snap it, the chocolate finally arrived!!'

Jehara says Having just seen Get Him to the Greek, I really want to read Booky Wook. I am a new fan of Russell Brand.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Through the Opera Glasses - 37 - The Silver Chair













Today on my bus ride home from work, I found myself dreaming of The Silver Chair.

After The Horse and His Boy, it's my favorite of the Chronicles of Narnia. And if all goes well, it will be the fourth of the film adaptations of that series.


Of course, in my dreams Prince Rilian and his enchanted persona, the Black Knight would be played by Richard Armitage.








What say you?