andrew on Complexity: A Very Short Introduction, by John H.

Red Fiona on Pale Fire, by Vladimir Nabokov.

Opening this series is ‘Escape from New New York’ by Roy Gill in which life in the titular city has regained at least a semblance of normality while now. Big Finish has now chosen to continue the narrative in the audio medium in the aptly-titled Tales from New Earth. Careless, Persistent and most importantly, LOVES Kou / Tomoe to the ends of the earth. New Earth was an essential setting for the early years of.

Red Fiona on 57(ish) countries in 56 years Romantic Love Stories Moonlight and Madness by Suma Jayachandar.The oldest church in Belgium and the arrondissement of Avesnes-sur-Helpe – menhirs donkeys forest Wilfred Owen Henri Matisse August Bergin the forum at Bavay.The Underwater Menace, by James Cooray Smith (and Geoffrey Orme, and Nigel Robinson).Dorney, Hopley and Gill are among Big Finish’s more reliable writers, and they have delivered here. It was also interesting that all three stories play with themes of identity, memory and nostalgia, which always appeal to me too. All three stories have fantastic chemistry between Tennant and the others – the arrivals of Leela and K9 are the first changes to the regular cast he remembers as a young fan, and clearly everyone is thrilled to bits to be performing with each other. Passion: The Songs Of Roy Orbison,' a package of instrumental versions of. The first, Splinters by John Dorney, features Louise Jameson as Leela the second, The Stuntman by Lizzie Hopley, has Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, and the third, Quantum of Axos by Roy Gill, has Sophie Aldred as Ace. demo tape cut at Metal Works, a studio owned by Triumph drummer Gil Moore. All three bring David Tennant together with John Leeson as K9. My favourite of these is a set of three stories with the Tenth Doctor and Classic Companions. Award-winning, full-cast original audio dramas from the worlds of Doctor Who, Torchwood, Blakes 7, Class, Dark Shadows, The Avengers, Survivors, The Omega Factor.

Three boxed sets of audio plays to cover quickly in summary here. So, I’m rather far behind with writing up my recent Big Finish listening – last time I mentioned it was in July.

Tales From New Earth by Roy Gill