I saw it at the Australian premier with the director, the voice of STEM and the villain in attendance (and sitting in the row behind me), which is a first for me, so my opinion is probably bloated, but I'd say it's one of the best films of the year. Anything body horror is a winner for me. Go see it..

I have two part time jobs. The first, it depends, as I work as a labourer and it depends where the job site is, so usually 15-20 mins. The other I do from home, so about two metres from my bed.

Depends on the outcome, and the intent. Of course, the intent isn't relevant when there's been harm done.

This. I have no idea what prompted this decision, but it was a terrible one.

I do remember you from the old days, though.

That's an excellent podcast. I got to meet Brandon and Mary a few months back and thanked them for everything they've done. I wouldn't have gotten a literary agent without them.

I listen to Pseudopod, Tales to Terrify and StarShipSofa, podcasts that play short fiction, and "I Was There Too" which interviews movie/TV extras from memorable cinema scenes. All are great.

Game of Thrones, by a landslide.

Huh? I don't know a single person who says Fury Road is dumb or boring. Then again, I am Australian, so it's kind of a national pride for us down here...

Suicide Squad.

Lock the sweets away and only give her water and low-carb bread. Simples!

This.
I'd be truly scared (and bored) if the whole world was like me.