Doctor Who: the Wibbly Wobbly Edition, Season One
1. An Unearthly Child The Doctor, currently an old man holding his lapels, takes his granddaughter, Susan, along with two teachers, Ian and Barbara, in his time machine (the TARDIS) to teach Neanderthals how to make fire. (Broadcast simultaneously in 1963 and 100,000 B.C.) 2. The Daleks The old man holding his lapels takes Susan, Ian, and Barbara to check…
Read more…Doctor Who: the Wibbly Wobbly Edition
Introduction -or, “Why I Decided to Write this Silly Semi-parody Series about my Favorite TV Show” Quite a long time ago, my favorite series ever reached the screens of humanity. Doctor Who was on the air from November 1963 until December 1989, at which point the series took a small break of 15 years, a time affectionately called “the Wilderness…
Read more…
My Origins as a Doctor Who Fan
It’s far beyond time I devote some of this blog to my favorite thing in the universe: Doctor Who. Yes, that often-designated “silly, little show” about friendship, time travel, and a fair amount of heroics is my favorite thing about life. Not just my favorite show, because as a good deal of you may know, Doctor Who spans more than…
Read more…
The Future of this Blog
Hello Readers! First of all, I want to say thank you for all the support that has been coming in for me and for this blog since the last post. It’s sincerely one of the most touching things ever and has really pushed me into a more positive place in life. Getting to talk to some of you has been…
Read more…
With a Little Help from My Friends
(potential trigger warning: depressing thoughts) Where I’ve Been Lately, I’ve been in one of the roughest rough patches I’ve ever experienced. Both in my writing life and in my personal life. I can’t relax anymore. I don’t think I know how to tell my body to relax anymore. I’m in a constant state of anxiety and worrying about what’s around…
Read more…
Mind (Remixed): Update #1
Something I’ve learned during my grad school writing experience so far—nearly at the end of the second quarter here, and I’m still loving every minute—is that I have it built into me now to accept times when I might have misread someone else’s writing when I mark something up on their project. Sometimes it’s not my misreading, and sometimes it…
Read more…
Finding Solace as I Listen to the Rhythms
As I write this post, it is the perfect Tuesday. Tuesdays are some of my favorite days of the week. February 22, 2022. 2/22/22 on a Tuesday. Twos aren’t always perfect, but this one is. I also happen to be starting this post, being the second main post for this site. No, it won’t get posted on this day, I’ll…
Read more…
Rediscovering Love
It’s been years since I’ve listened and paid attention to the Beatles. So long, in fact, that I had somehow forgotten how much I love them. When I was growing up, we had Beatles cassettes, then in 2000, upon its release, we had a Beatles compilation album, entitled 1, which I recommend highly. I believe it’s one of the best…
Read more…
About the Author
Born in a land that shares its name with a queen, Sean Kyte (they/them) is a writer primarily of fiction and screenplays, but also branches out with poetry and non-fiction. Sean grew up in a land of rolling hills, cresting mountains, lazy rivers, and trees that reached out and smiled up at the sky. They received a degree in literature…
Read more…
About Me
Hi, I’m Sean. I write primarily fiction and screenplays, but I also will occasionally write some poetry and non-fiction, which is usually focused on nerd culture, self-improvement, and the arts. I have a BA from East Tennessee State University and am in a Fiction Writing MFA program with Eastern Washington University.
Please Subscribe to My Blog
Get new content delivered directly to your inbox.
Changing the World with Whatever Comes to Mind 