Time Shadows: Second Nature [podcast]

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Everywhere he goes, the Doctor is confronted by mysteries and marvels, danger and delight. Along the way, the Doctor encounters a medieval knight in a supermarket; some time-displaced Vikings; a weapon from the Time War; a stain on his office carpet, which poses a threat greater than Bill can imagine; and so much more.
He brings hope to the oppressed; he never gives up and never gives in. To the Doctor, that is Second Nature.

Time Shadows: Second Nature is a collection of twenty-three Doctor Who short stories, by the writers listed below.  You can download a free copy of the with this link:

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Please consider making a donation to a charity when you download. CODE is the one the book was intended to benefit.

Editor Stephen Hatcher (@Stephen_Hatcher) joined me on the podcast to discuss Time Shadows: Second Nature, the writers who contributed and  little about the stories in the anthology.

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Full list of contributors: Violet Addison & David N. Smith, Simon Blake, Simon Brett, Ian K. Cimm, Kate Coleman, Paul Driscoll, Ian Farrington, David Gibbons, Michael Gilroy-Sinclair, Grace Haddon, Stephen Hatcher, Roger McCoy, Mark McManus, Greg Maughan, Stuart Roth, Jenny Shirt, Dale Smith, Paul Sutton, Daniel Tessier, Nick Walters, Joshua Wanisko, Paul Williams and Anthony Wilson.

Erato Errata (from Time Shadows: Second Nature editor Matt Grady):

1) Myth Makers Presents: Golden Years was the last release for that series in 2013.

2) Time Shadows, the original one, came out in summer 2016 – though first drafts were all in by Aug 2015.

3) We do have a Master story – in the form of Missy!

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You can read also read Trap One‘s review of the first volume of Time Shadows.

You can download this first volume of Time Shadows short stories below:

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The Flashing Blade podcast is here, and Stephen’s most recent You and Who Talking episode is here.

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