Voices in the Dark 

My interview to Londo Mollari (no, not Peter Jurasik, Londo. I swear).
In the box on the right, the one marked "Londo's voice".

"Why is that we always break up our history by the .. the wars, not the years of peace? The hundred years war, war of 1812, the first three world wars, the Dilgar war, the war of the shining star, the Minbari war, the Shadow war. Why the war and not the peace? Because it's exciting, and because on some level people like to see something big fall apart and explode from the inside out. And right now, John, we're that something."

Garibaldi to Sheridan in Babylon 5:"A Tragedy of Telepaths"

But everything goes fine.
I'm in Rome, tomorrow I'll be in Istanbul, and on Sunday in Ankara. Hopefully.

In Fiuggi, at the Italcon, I spent hours talking with Jeffrey Willerth, who is much more talkative (and nice) than the character he plays in Babylon 5: Ambassador Kosh :-)

Veeeeery nice also his wife, Patricia Tallman, B5's Lyta.

It was a great Italcon.

I'm afraid I won't be able to upload my photos sooner than May. Just wait and hope.

Susan Ivanova

Fiercely dedicated to bringing an end to corruption and exploitation, you are a strong-willed and courageous force of light.

Ivanova is always right. I will listen to Ivanova. I will not ignore Ivanova's recommendations. Ivanova is God.

Susan is a character in the Babylon 5 universe. You can read her biography at the Worlds of JMS fansite.

I've seen it.
I didn't roll on the floor laughing and scaring the cat, but I found it just fine.
I prefer the B5 part to the Star Trek one, especially the captain.
Great reproductions (starships, battles, etc.).

I'm downloading it right now. Hope I'll be able to watch it tomorrow. I'll let you know.

Looking forward to the Utopiales.

Need some rest.