Lois Lane Appreciation 2018

**Miles To Go** · 08-19-2018, 10:32 PM

Originally Posted by Vakanai

Never watched Smallville (my antenna didn't pick up the channel it was on) but I plan to eventually. Thanks.

If you're watching it for Lois, you'll have to wait until the fourth season.

**adkal** · 08-21-2018, 05:36 AM

Hi all

Hope you're well

I initially posted this as a separate thread as I didn't want to divert from this one, but I'm keen on getting some feedback on a couple of books so figured I'd post here now.

I've been putting together some notes for a couple of Lois-centered stories and just wondered if any of you have read:

Examining Lois Lane by Nadine Farghaly

or

Investigating Lois Lane by Tim Hanley

and, if so, whether you recommend them or not.

Thanks in advance

**Jon11** · 08-22-2018, 01:42 PM

Originally Posted by adkal

Hi all

Hope you're well

I initially posted this as a separate thread as I didn't want to divert from this one, but I'm keen on getting some feedback on a couple of books so figured I'd post here now.

I've been putting together some notes for a couple of Lois-centered stories and just wondered if any of you have read:

Examining Lois Lane by Nadine Farghaly

or

Investigating Lois Lane by Tim Hanley

and, if so, whether you recommend them or not.

Thanks in advance

I believe Tim Hanley actually read Farghaly's book to write his. I haven't read hers, but I read his and I found it pretty insightful.

He has a Tumblr where he previews a lot of what he wrote in the book. You can check it here: http://timhanley01.tumblr.com/tagged...ting-lois-lane

**TomariS** · 08-22-2018, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Jon11

Originally Posted by adkal

Hi all

Hope you're well

I initially posted this as a separate thread as I didn't want to divert from this one, but I'm keen on getting some feedback on a couple of books so figured I'd post here now.

I've been putting together some notes for a couple of Lois-centered stories and just wondered if any of you have read:

Examining Lois Lane by Nadine Farghaly

or

Investigating Lois Lane by Tim Hanley

and, if so, whether you recommend them or not.

Thanks in advance

I believe Tim Hanley actually read Farghaly's book to write his. I haven't read hers, but I read his and I found it pretty insightful.

He has a Tumblr where he previews a lot of what he wrote in the book. You can check it here: http://timhanley01.tumblr.com/tagged...ting-lois-lane

Thanks Jon! I remember reading something by Tim Hanley, but I couldn't remember where.

**adkal** · 08-23-2018, 03:39 AM

Originally Posted by Jon11

I believe Tim Hanley actually read Farghaly's book to write his. I haven't read hers, but I read his and I found it pretty insightful.

He has a Tumblr where he previews a lot of what he wrote in the book. You can check it here: http://timhanley01.tumblr.com/tagged...ting-lois-lane

Thank you! Really appreciate it

**TomariS** · 08-24-2018, 10:54 PM

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