George Bell

@devonwhale.bsky.social

Tea enthusiast and Software Engineer https://github.com/devonwhale

Having thoroughly enjoyed Death at the White Hart last year, I've been looking forward to The Parkwood Murders and it does not disappoint! A cracking little mystery that had me second-guessing myself all the way to the denouement.

Chris Chibnall@chrischibnall.bsky.social · last mo.

A body in the pool complex, a holiday village locked down over the summer solstice, as DS Nicola Bridge and DC Harry Ward must deal with hundreds of potential suspects among guests and staff alike… #TheParkwoodMurders is out on 16 July. Preorder here: www.waterstones.com/book/the-par...

The novel of The Parkwood Murders sits on a tree trunk in front of a wooden holiday lodge. Almost as if the two things are connected.

GREG DAVIES: seems like a kind of a shit task. Everyone just seems like they're going home normally. ALEX HORNE: well before you say that let's have a look at how Odysseus did. cut to panel of AJAX, MENELAUS, AGAMEMNON, and DIOMEDES who are all staring at ODYSSEUS with his head in his hands

Shout-out to the toddler having a meltdown that's having to be restrained by his mother at Temple Meads because she won't let him run across the tracks to get a closer look at a train.

Party Season last night and the first two of the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School Summer Festival this afternoon. Definitely the weather to be inside a (cool) theatre watching great plays

A blackboard mounted on a wall. It contains the start and end times for two shows

Theatre: Party Season

The Weston Studio: Four Play/Meat

I feel a lot of David Attenborough's hard work with nature preservation is to cover for how much of a mess his brother made of that dinosaur theme park.

I've finished two new games that look at the intersection of technology and the impact of climate change over the next 30 years. Not a similarity I was expecting from the names Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss and Aphelion, but there you are