DF: A Whiteboard Reflection

[P. Aaron]

Some thoughts:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR1uqF...

[Mel (booksandsundry)]

Aaron you are wonderful! Thank you!

[Tassie Dave, S&L Historian]

Brilliant as usual :-)

[Sandi]

Thank you for keeping up with the whiteboard videos. I've subscribed.

[Sky]

Watched, liked, subscribed, especially when the burninator himself took the stage. First, you draw an S, then you draw a more different S!

[Daran]

I forgot to even consider Trogdor when we discussed our favorite dragons! I'm socked at my oversight, and tickled by the video. Thanks.

[Cliff]

Nice one, Aaron. It's always impressive to see how well you managed to integrate so many of the forum's discussion points. Almost like you had left yourself some clues in the past that your future self could use to realize that whiteboard video... ;P

[Greg]

Awesome as always. I like the list of which book is more into which category, though loving both I don't really care if it's scifi, fantasy or a mix of the two :)

[library_jim]

Brilliant, thanks!

[P. Aaron]

Greg wrote: "Awesome as always. I like the list of which book is more into which category, though loving both I don't really care if it's scifi, fantasy or a mix of the two :)"

This is actually the second draft of the video. When I first encountered that sci-fi spin on what I had thought was straight-up fantasy, back in my early teens, it drove me up the wall, and considering it today I was a good deal more snarky. My wife's suggested reconsideration of the possible benefits of that adulteration led to the current take on the series (and is also why I missed my deadline of last Friday).

[Robert of Dale]

Hooray! I'm glad to see another awesome whiteboard videos. That was an interesting take on the SF vs. F debate that swirls around the Pern chronicles.

[terpkristin]

Awesome! Subscribed and liked. And enjoyed. :)

[Ty]

Fantastic job! Now I have something to take the place of my Geek and Sundry subscription.

[Joe Informatico]

Is this my favourite whiteboard yet?

Representing V and T's chairs like the Iron Throne and Enterprise command chair respectively?

More erudite literary analysis?

A Trogdor reference? A TROGDOR REFERENCE!

Best. Whiteboard. Ever.