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Michael Moorcock is writing a new Dr. Who novel, AND (in theory) an episode!!! http://www.multiverse.org/fora/showthread.php?t=12620 3 days ago |
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@UncleSiggy corrected tiny URL: http://tinyurl.com/y9vrb7m -- no @ part 3 days ago |
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@al_robertson Moorcock answers questions at Moorcock's Miscellany http://tinyurl.com/ykkjo8g Doctor Who thread: http://tinyurl.com/y9vrb7m 3 days ago |
Michael Moorcock Writes Doctor Who
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[image] Legendary fantasy author Michael Moorcock, famed for his Elric and multiverse books (as well as writing lyrics for Hawkwind), is going to be writing a Doctor Who novel. He confirms this himself on his own website , saying: “Looks like it's official. I'll be doing a new Doctor Who novel (not a tie-in) for appearance, I understand, by next Christmas. Still have to have talks etc with producers and publishers but we should be signing shortly. Should be fun.”
Moorcock To Write Doctor Who [Doctor Who]
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It's the mash-up you never knew you wanted but now will be unable to wait for. Over on his website, Elric creator Michael Moorcock has announced that he'll be writing a Doctor Who novel for release late next year. [Multiverse]
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Michael Moorcock to write Doctor Who story
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... will be writing a Doctor Who story. No, it won't be a script for the actual television show bur rather an original novel. He revealed this on his forum. ...
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... editors so they can make sure it fits into the canon and this, of course, is understandable. By saying it wasn't a tie-in I did, of course, mean that it would be an original novel, not one which was linked to previous stories. We admit it; we'd read a Moorcock Who even if it wasn't canon. But now we're curious who the other "'literary' novelist" fans of the show are, and how quickly the BBC can convince them to contribute a book or two, as well... By Tardis Through The Multiverse [Multiverse] (Via)
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