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- Genius: The Great Catsby May 14, 2013
- eightbar
- Going Back to University March 19, 2013
- James Moran
- Dead Roots issue 2 out now May 14, 2013
- Karel Vredenburg
- A Balanced Approach to Design March 29, 2013
- Paul Cornell
- A Better Way to Die May 15, 2013
- Will Howells
- Eurovision 2013: The final May 17, 2013
- Roo Reynolds
- Jargone February 2, 2013
- Lance Parkin
- IS LES MISERABLES SCIENCE FICTION? (NO, OBVIOUSLY NOT) April 7, 2013
- Jonathan Morris
- Bathysphere May 9, 2013
- Simon Guerrier
- Doctor Who: 1977 May 17, 2013
- Tara O’Shea
- WisCon! May 23, 2012
- Richard Appleby
- It’s a date! May 1, 2013
- James Goss
- Liz and her Mum May 7, 2013
- Girl from Blupo
- Comics in the Guardian November 8, 2012
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wow – youve just leapt to super star status in my estimation!!
Comment by Jon Sandles — December 2, 2010 @ 2:13 pm |
[...] good fortune to get into the Doctor Who and Torchwood studios in Cardiff as part of my work writing novels and audios. But that sort of thing is still rare, and visitors have to sign confidentiality agreements. The [...]
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[...] friend and former colleague, Peter Anghelides, is a rather good writer. In particular, he’s written a number of books and audio plays set in the Dr Who, Sarah Jane Smith, Torchwood and Blake’s 7 [...]
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