Oops. I'd meant to post some things - about books I've been reading and nonsense in my head - but have been Busy. And now another issue of
Doctor Who Magazine is out, when I'd only just mentioned the last one.
It's a little alarming that it marks 30 years of the Seventh Doctor, who I still can't help but think of as "new".
Anyway, as well as all the usual hijinks, issue #517 includes my interview with composer
Dominic Glynn about the release of his soundtrack for 1989 story
Survival - which I adore.
I'm also interviewed about my new book
Whoniversal Records (out next week)
and new audio play
The Outliers (out next month), and there's a nice review of
Paper Dolls (out now).
Oh, and tomorrow me and James Goss will be monsters-in-residence at
Uxbridge Library from 6.30 pm. There will be shenanigans and maybe even shobogans.
The Switching is a short Doctor Who story I wrote in 2002, the first piece of fiction I was ever paid for. The book it was published in has long been out of print, but the nice people at Big Finish have just made an audio version available, read by Duncan Wisbey off of Dead Ringers.
