Fandom Central (Doctor Who, Star Wars, Sci Fi)

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Just in case you'd like ONE place to go and find all my posts related to my various fandoms. I'll be working on updating this page as I can. There's so much fangirl goodness!


Doctor Who Posts:
Favorites from each Series (so far just New Who):
One Two Three Four      Five      Six   Seven 

 New to Who - a series of posts I wrote about the first few episodes from Series One as I got hooked on Doctor Who. 



Doctor Who DIY: 
How to Build a Dalek (costume)
Doctor Who Shadow Art Project
Making a TARDIS costume from a t-shirt!

Bookish:
Why Librarians and Book Lovers Love Doctor Who

Favorites:

Top Ten Quotes by Jared
Greatest Love Story
Science Fiction

I write posts reviewing science fiction books, generally under the tag Science Fiction or Sci Friday. 





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