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The final volume of the Pirate Histories of Doctor Who, this chronicle brings us up to the modern era with explorations of Doctor Who animation from short fan films of the 1970s, to the modern BBC re-animations of classic series. We'll also investigate the history of Doctor Who audio adventures, fan created, official BBC and how they lead to the the audio universes of BBV and Big Finish. We'll also discover amazing fan films leading up to the revival, some of them starring actual Doctors like Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy, and the blazing new wave of productions including Trident, Fire and…mehr

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The final volume of the Pirate Histories of Doctor Who, this chronicle brings us up to the modern era with explorations of Doctor Who animation from short fan films of the 1970s, to the modern BBC re-animations of classic series. We'll also investigate the history of Doctor Who audio adventures, fan created, official BBC and how they lead to the the audio universes of BBV and Big Finish. We'll also discover amazing fan films leading up to the revival, some of them starring actual Doctors like Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy, and the blazing new wave of productions including Trident, Fire and Ice, How to Stop a Time Lord, and series like DW2012 and Velocity. If you're a casual fan of Doctor Who, these books will blow your mind, and if you're a hard core fan, you'll love this cosmic tour de force and maybe even discover a few new things.
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Autorenporträt
D.G. Valdron is a Canadian speculative fiction and non-fiction writer, best known for Starlost Unauthorized and the Quest for Canadian Identity, and for a trilogy of collections of short horror - Giant Monsters Sing Sad Songs, There Are No Doors in Dark Places, and What Devours Also Hungers. He is a prolific writer of fantasy, horror, science fiction and alternate history. A former drive-in theatre projectionist, auto-mechanic, journalist, carpenter, schoolteacher and ne'er do well, he currently makes his living as an aboriginal rights lawyer.