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Pixel Scroll 12/20/23 Doctor Who And The Scrolls Of Pixeldon - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 12/20/23 Doctor Who And The Scrolls Of Pixeldon

(1) GLASGOW 2024 INITIATES CONSULTATIVE VOTE. The Glasgow 2024 Worldcon committee announced they will hold a “Consultative Vote on Hugo Rule Changes” – specifically, about the two new Hugo categories given first passage at the Chengdu Worldcon Business Meeting. Only WSFS members of the 2024 Worldcon will be eligible to vote. None of the other

Plenty of endorsements for local authors - Vimarsana News

Plenty of endorsements for local authors

SANDWICK-based writer and poet Donald S Murray said he was “chuffed” after learning that one of his plays is set to become a standard school text for both English Higher and National 5. First published in 2014, Sequamur - Latin for ‘let us follow’ - is the motto of the...

Goodlad to introduce Salt Roads to Faroese readership - Vimarsana News

Goodlad to introduce Salt Roads to Faroese readership

LOCAL author John Goodlad is heading north to the Faroe Islands for a series of events featuring his latest book The Salt Roads. The Faroese trip coincides with the launch of a paperback edition of the popular book which first was published in early September last year....

East Pennsboro residents asked to lock doors during police incident that put schools on lockdown - Vimarsana News

East Pennsboro residents asked to lock doors during police incident that put schools on lockdown

Police are asking residents to call 911 if they see anything suspicious, but did not provide details on what they are investigating.