The First Wave is out in November, starring Peter Purves, Tom Allen and the Vardans. The Anachronauts is out in January 2012, starring Peter Purves and Jean Marsh.
Fantastic -- just a couple of weeks ago, I was showing a couple of episodes to The Invasion of Time ("I thought you said the Sontarans were in this", "That's the guy who Leela falls in love with?") and wondered aloud if the Vardans ever made a return appearance beyond me using them in a FASA RPG campaign when I was in junior high. (Obviously, I'd never read No Future.)
I've been really enjoying your Sara Kingdom stories recently. Is the Anachronauts where we find out about the "little boy that died in [Sara's] arms"?
I love how each story has been lightly mentioned in the earlier stories, and I'm especially enjoying the ongoing story of the framing device of the House and Richard.
Hello Chris. Thanks for the kind words. The boy who died in Sara's arms is from an amazing short story by Eddie Robson, 'The Little Drummer Boy'. It was in one of the Short Trips books (sadly out of print), but was released last year I think as an audio reading to subscribers. It's a beautiful bit of work, and crucial to a lot of my thinking about what to do with Sara.
Can't say more about Anachronauts just yet. Wait and see :)
Fantastic -- just a couple of weeks ago, I was showing a couple of episodes to The Invasion of Time ("I thought you said the Sontarans were in this", "That's the guy who Leela falls in love with?") and wondered aloud if the Vardans ever made a return appearance beyond me using them in a FASA RPG campaign when I was in junior high. (Obviously, I'd never read No Future.)
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Hoorah!
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ReplyDeleteI've been really enjoying your Sara Kingdom stories recently. Is the Anachronauts where we find out about the "little boy that died in [Sara's] arms"?
I love how each story has been lightly mentioned in the earlier stories, and I'm especially enjoying the ongoing story of the framing device of the House and Richard.
Bravo to you!
Cheers,
Chris Angelucci
Philadelphia, USA
Hello Chris. Thanks for the kind words. The boy who died in Sara's arms is from an amazing short story by Eddie Robson, 'The Little Drummer Boy'. It was in one of the Short Trips books (sadly out of print), but was released last year I think as an audio reading to subscribers. It's a beautiful bit of work, and crucial to a lot of my thinking about what to do with Sara.
ReplyDeleteCan't say more about Anachronauts just yet. Wait and see :)
Thanks for the tip. I'll look for it secondhand.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful. It's an under-represented era that you've done a great job of fleshing out.
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