Trollheart's Journals Update Thread
 

I'm going to use this thread as a way to note when I update any of my many journals. I'm aware some of you don't even go into that section (there's a journal section? Quiet, you!) so just on the off-chance I might be writing about something you could be interested in, you can check here.

Anyone else wants to add their updates in, feel free, but I won't personally be doing anyone's other than mine. Those days is gone.

The Couch Potato: Trollheart's Televisual Emporium

Where I do all telly stuff. Currently running “The Twelve Days of Cartoon Christmas”, kicking off with the Simpsons and “Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire.”

Trollheart's Box Office

My film journal. Doing “25 of the Worst Christmas Movies Ever – Probably”

Trollheart's Writing Desk

My own writings – short stories etc. Two up so far, “Bluebird Down” and “Light of the World”.

Overture: Trollheart's Classical Music Journal

Gregorian Chant, Old Music books and more interesting stuff from around the 14th century.

The Men Who Drew the Map of the World

History of exploration. Just added some ancient Greeks – Pytheas, Nerachus, and a few other people whose names end in “s”.

I Know What I Like: Trollheart's Journey Through the History of Progressive Rock

Into 1970 and we have Procol Harum, Soft Machine, and more to come.

Of Gods and Men: Trollheart's Journal of Mythology and Legend

Totally relaunched and revamped, with Loki, Phaeton, Ishtar, Lugh and more.

Funtasmagoria: The Moving History of Animation

Featuring pioneers such as John Randolph Bray, George Melies, Raoul Barre and James Blackton.

Food for the Crows: The Whole Bloody History of Human Conflict

One of my more recent journals (in terms of creation date and number of entries) this has information on the Somme, Agincourt and the Battle of Marathon.

Four Green Fields

The history of Ireland. Just come up to the Ulster Plantation and the full occupation of Ireland by the English.

Racing the Clouds Home

My prog rock journal. Looking at the top 100 prog albums of last year. This Winter Machine and Grand Tour done so far.

Updates for today:

Trollheart's Box Office: added in The Nutcracker in 3D to 25 More of the Worst Christmas Films Ever - Probably! - you want Nazi rats? You got 'em!

The Couch Potato: Added American Dad - "For Whom the Sleigh Bell Tolls" to The Twelve Days of Christmas Cartoons.

Trollheart's Box Office

You really need to see this movie. No, you really don't. Updated with the Christian Far-Right Christmas Patriot Jesus movie Last Ounce of Courage. Worth reading about if you want to laugh at these people, and who doesn't?

The Couch Potato

We stay Seth as we go into day 3 of The Twelve Days of Christmas Cartoons. I know it's actually day 4 but I was busy, sue me. It's A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas!

Are you going to make a journal about your journals about journals?

No, but I got a whole lot of new ones coming up next year...

Can't wait for the journal about the update thread about your journals TH. Call it "Trollheart's Journalception".

Pah! I don't have time to do journals about updates! I have updates to do. And journals. Lots of 'em. See the journal section, oddly enough...

Coming in 2021!

Trollheart's Box Office

More terrible Christmas movies with Santa Claus (Mexican), Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny, Bad Santa 2, Jack Frost 2 and, um, Nativity 3

The Couch Potato

The 12 Days of Christmas Cartoons reaches Day 4 with American Dad's The Most Adequate Christmas Ever, Day 5 sees The Simpons' Miracle on Evergreen Terrace, Day 6 gets back to Family Guy with Christmas Guy and Day 7 returns to American Dad to tell The Best Christmas Story Never Told. Finally, Day 8 brings us up to date with more Simpsons and Marge Be Not Proud.

Racing the Clouds

Continuing the Top 100 Prog Albums of 2019 with Bruce Soord's All This Will Be Yours, Andrew Roussak's Storm Warning, The Mercury Tree's Spidermilk and Krasna Hora by Blank Manuskript.

Trollheart's Writing Desk

A new story uploaded: Batty may enjoy "Behind the Mask" - it has Hitler in it.
Well, kind of.

I Know What I Like

Albums from Yes Time and a Word and Supertramp (their self-titled debut)