What do you you think of this new site?

[Whiskers]

Dear Michael,

I wanted to thank you for all your support and participation over the years. Many of your readers have voiced their gratitude for the old Q&A and naturally their excitement for the opportunity to chat with you. My question is, what do you think of this new site's potential?

[Michael Moorcock]

I think it's great, Berry. Far more flexible and ultimately far more accessible than the previous site. I sort of liked the previous multiverse's
idiosyncracies but everyone agreed it was a bit hard to negotiate and I often missed things. So full marks -- and many, many thanks, as ever.
All best,
Mike

[Richard Eldritch]

Watcha boys!
I've finished His Dark Materials,It's not bad. I'm trying to get tickets for the theatrical version at Londons National Theatre. Have you read these yet Mike?
Hussar!

[Jules]

Hello, back on the site after a few month's away from Web usage, and it's all changed. My thoughts - my friend's site uses Php and it's a neat solution, and in a way a good metaphor for an ever branching multiverse.

(Apparently they'll be re-doing His Dark Material's next Xmas due to the success of this run - personally I liked the fact that it was the anti-Narnia but I ended up wishing I'd read it when I was 12-13 - I mean I found the whole thing unputdownable and read the lot in under a week but it was definitely children's literature).

[Michael Moorcock]

I thought they were excellent, though the resolution was a bit of a mess.
But the idea of the price to be paid for multiversal travelling was tremendous, I thought. Hope the stage version does well. It's had great reviews.