The Blog That Time Forgot

A ripping SF-fantasy-adventure fraught with dinosaurs, barbarians, Transformers, heavy metal, monsters, spaceships, and all manner of madness.

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Wednesday, 23 March 2016

Exile of Cimmeria

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It's been 7 years to the day since Steve Tompkins left us. For the first time since, I've felt really apart from Howardom. I...
Thursday, 26 April 2012

On Comments

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I've decided to enact on a new policy regarding comments.  Previously, I received an email that a new comment had appeared on the blog, ...
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Wednesday, 16 March 2011

A Hundred Fellow Adventurers

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It occurs to me that I now have 100 followers on The Blog That Time Forgot.  I'm absolutely thrilled that so many think enough of my blo...
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Tuesday, 12 October 2010

Andrew Marr on Blogging

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This isn't really to do with any of the usual fare of TBTTF, but since it regards the very nature of blogging, I feel it worth discussin...
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Wednesday, 15 September 2010

Phase 1 Complete

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Or, whadya think of the new look? I had a wee look through the templates, fiddled with the colours, and came up with something I liked.  I...
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Thursday, 10 September 2009

And so it hath begun...

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Introductions are in order: I'm Al Harron, literary adventurer. To date, my claim to internet fame is being a blogger on the esteemed C...
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Untimely ripped from the womb in a year where gargantuan metal gods who could transform into engines and mechanisms awakened, Al Harron has made it his quest to drink in all he could from the font of that most exciting of genres: adventure! Be it in the unknown pasts of forgotten ages, the grim unknowable future, on worlds beyond worlds and times beyond time: wherever the promise of discovery and daring undertakings may lie, Al will venture.
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