honestly i was kinda hoping for a twist more in line with the curse of peladon, but this was played almost too straight which was pretty disappointing. decent enough though

i do enjoy a good haunted house story where the house itself is the enemy, its not being haunted by something. this is a fun example, which works pretty well with the genre conventions without being too samey

the most 5/10 story thats ever been written to be honest, i really dont know if i can say anything more than that. it didnt feel great to read, probably because body swap stories just feel exceedingly trite, and genderswap stories even more so

this was hard to get through, for all the wrong reasons. it just dragged, honestly, with way too many parties, and the ending left me pretty empty

yeah, i mean. its okay i guess. i feel like the ending was a bit rushed, honestly, and it also feels like benny forgives captain colley and general brennan waaaay too easily

this was a pretty exciting adventure, with a bunch of fun twists and some pretty brutal moments from the fifth axis. the ending is delightfully satisfying

a fairly decent collection of stories, nothing special, but there are a few in there that are pretty damn good. personal favourites are "the light that never dies" and "the least important man"

this one is just fine. im not sure theres much to say for a story about defeating contract law

a very moffat story, but i mean that positively in this case. i do enjoy the insistence in doctor who that no one is unimportant. helps my depression

i love the way that hell is described in this story. i should probably actually read the new adventures