Vworp!2: Connecting Who, Old And New by Green, Earl

Vworp!2: Connecting Who, Old And New (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781500643799)

Vendor: Earl Green
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Format: Paperback
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Vworp!2: Connecting Who, Old And New by Green, Earl

Vworp!2: Connecting Who, Old And New

$25.00
Vworp!2: Connecting Who, Old And New by Green, Earl

Vworp!2: Connecting Who, Old And New

$25.00
Format: Paperback
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In 1989, Doctor Who was cancelled with little hope of reprieve. In 1996, a one-off Doctor Who TV movie renewed the legend. In 2005 Doctor Who returned to TV triumphantly, and the BBC quickly made plans for several spin-off series. In between, fandom came to the rescue. With fan-produced amateur films and audio stories, the Doctor and friends actually had more adventures while the show was off the air than they could have while it was in production When Doctor Who returned, it was these fans who were now writing some of his TV adventures. VWORP 2 covers the years that Doctor Who was heard and not seen, via official audio adventures from Big Finish and the BBC. The three successful TV spin-offs to date - Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures, and K-9 - are also covered, along with updates on the 2012 and 2013 seasons of Doctor Who.

Author: Earl Green
ISBN-10: 1500643793
ISBN-13: 9781500643799
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 07/25/2014
Pages: 526
Format: Paperback
Weight: 2.66lbs
Size: 11.02h x 8.50w x 1.06d
By Earl Green
By Earl Green
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Earl Green has been watching Doctor Who since his age was in the single digits. An award-winning former TV promotions writer/producer, his freelance writing work has appeared in All Game Guide and Classic Gamer Magazine, and he was a fact-checker for Benbella Books' Boarding The Enterprise anthology (2006, edited by Hugo and Nebula-winning authors Robert J. Sawyer and David Gerrold with Leah Wilson). He contributed material to the second edition of Memoirs Of A Virtual Caveman (2014, written and edited by Rob Strangman). He writes about science fiction, classic video games, soundtracks and music, collectibles, space history, and more on his own site, theLogBook.com.

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