WALKING IN ETERNITY: Contents
jay....@virgin.net
After many months of waiting, Walking In Eternity (or WinE for short),
my charity anthology of Doctor Who fiction follow-up project to
Perfect Timing 2 is finally available to order, after its launch at
this weekend's Comics 2001 festival in Bristol, attended by somewhere
in the region of half the contributors.
Once again, all profits go to the Foundation for the Study of Infant
Death (FSID)
As this will make for a rather long email message if I try and cram
everything into one, I'm splitting the contents list and ordering
details into two.
WALKING IN ETERNITY
CONTENTS:
FOREWORD by Stephen Gallagher 6
EDITORIAL by Julian Eales 8
ALL THE OLD FAMILIAR PLACES (Featuring Doctors from the small and big
screen, though not necessarily as you might remember them...)
IN THE SIXTIES by Paul Magrs 10
Illo - Arfie Mansfield 13
POP CULTURE REFERENCE by Scott Longmuir 14
Illo - Dave Windett 25
OVER YOUR SHOULDER by Simon Exton 26
Illo - Bryan Talbot 29
WETWARE by Alex Steer 30
Illo - Phil Hall 33
CHANGING ROOMS (WITH NO DOORS) by Mark Michalowski 34
Illo - Paul Pickford 42
WHAT DOES IT PROFIT A MAN? by Arfie Mansfield 43
Illo - Dave Whittam 47
HALL OF ME by Mike Collins 48
Illo - Mike Collins 56
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED by Arnold Blumberg 57
Illo - Paul Pickford 63
BIGGLES AND THE FRACTURED DIMENSIONS by Finn Clark 64
Illo - Peter Neville 69
MERCY by Kelly Hale 70
Illo - Phil Hall 79
DARK TIME by John Smith 80
THE WEE MAN by Iain Hepburn 93
Illo - Frazer Irving 96
CRACKS IN THE PAVEMENT by Robert Parker 97
Illo - D'Israeli 117
WHAT GUNS DO by Dale Smith 118
Illo- Arfie Mansfield 123
DR WHO & THE ZODIAC OF DEATH by David Bishop 124
Illo - Adrian Bamforth 126
THE RAINBOW MAN by Robert Smith 127
Illo - Phil Hall 132
ANALYSIS by Mark Clapham 133
Illo - Gerry Alanguilan 135
PULP OF THE BLACK LOTUS by Simon Bucher-Jones 137
Illo - Tim Keable 136
EUCATASTROPHE by Mags L Halliday 145
Illo - Tim Keable 144
CAUGHT IN MARGATE: THE ITCHING by Matt Marshall 152
Illo - Arfie Mansfield 156
CABINET OF CHANGES by Phil Purser-Hallard 157
Illo - Carolyn Edwards 171
ROADS LESS TRAVELLED (Featuring Doctors who never were...)
FEEDING FRENZY by Stephen Gallagher 174
Illo - Carolyn Edwards 173
TRUE COLOURS by Steven Kitson 181
Illo - Mark Harrison 180
TO CATCH A FOX by Philip Parneker 191
Illo - Paul Holden 201
THE COURAGE OF MY CONVICTIONS by James Potter 202
Illo - Paul Pickford 210
DOCTOR CRYPPTIC by Jon DeBurgh Miller 211
Illo - Simon Fraser 218
DAVROS: THE EARLY YEARS by Rupert Booth/Barry Williams 219
Illo - Roger Langridge 220
CONSTANCE by Paul Ferry 224
Illo - Peter Neville 235
TIMEBOMB by Kathryn Sullivan/Selina Lock 236
Illo - Arfie Mansfield 252
THE FEAST OF ST CRISPIN CRISPIANUS by Louise Sellers 253
Illo - Mark Harrison 264
MAN OF SMOKE AND DUST by Sarah Hadley/Nick Campbell 265
Illo - Phil Hall 283
UNDISCOVERED COUNTRIES (Home to Doctors of the future, such as
Merlin...)
EXECUTIVE ACTION by Lance Parkin 285
Illo - Gerry Alanguilan 287
OUT OF THE SHADOWS by Dave Whittam 288
Illo - Allan Bednar 292
BELL, BOOK & CANDLE by Julian Eales 293
Illo - Mark Buckingham 315
FOULE DEETH by Nick Lancaster 316
Illo - Simon Gurr 316
THORNS by Helen Fayle 326
Illo - Peter Neville 334
NO REGRETS by Phil Hall 335
NO FIXED ABODE (Should probably be called the Dave Stone section...
You know what to expect!) ; P
LOVING IN A BOX by Rich Johnston 338
Illo - Steve Ince 339
THE RESURRECTION EVENT by Dave Stone 340
Illo - Jim Mortimore 342
DREAMS PER CHANCE by Ian McIntire 343
Illo - Jim Mortimore 349
A TALE OF TWO TEACHERS by Paul Castle 350
Illo - Andrew Mason 351
IRIS WILDTHYME & THE SPIDERS FROM MAGRS by Alan Taylor 352
DON'T MENTION THE WAR! by Jonn Elledge 355
Illo - Peter Neville 361
HANGING CHADS by Jonathan Dennis 362
How many impossible things can you believe before breakfast?
Please address all correspondence to Walking In Eternity:
walkingi...@ntlworld.com
A website featuring a taster of the book, and full ordering
information should be up and about some time in the next couple of
weeks.
Brax...@bigfoot.com
> Illo - Andrew Mason 351
this is me, btw, Paul Castle.
Brax
Paul Andinach
> IRIS WILDTHYME & THE SPIDERS FROM MAGRS by Alan Taylor 352
Please, *please*, let this not be a typo...
Paul
--
The Pink Pedanther
backrubslut
> > IRIS WILDTHYME & THE SPIDERS FROM MAGRS by Alan Taylor 352
>
> Please, *please*, let this not be a typo...
>
It isn't.
BRS
xxxx
Lead me not into temptation. Just tell me where it is and I'll find it
myself.
backrubslut
> Illo - Dave Whittam 47
> Illo - Allan Bednar 292
And the two Dave's are both me.
Andrew J. Brook
> On Tue, 29 May 2001 jay....@virgin.net wrote:
>
> > IRIS WILDTHYME & THE SPIDERS FROM MAGRS by Alan Taylor 352
>
> Please, *please*, let this not be a typo...
>
>
> Paul
You know, I had no real interest in buying another charity anthology
(what with me being the whatsit of evil beyond the dawn of etcetera)
until I read this. Mind you, I've also just read Verdigris, so
anything that might be anti-Iris is OK by me....
AJB
jay....@virgin.net
The book does actually list you as Paul "Brax" Castle, as per your
request...
Jay
jay....@virgin.net
Brook) wrote:
Er... what leads you to think that the story might be anti-Iris?
And given that the collection leads off with IN THE SIXTIES by Paul
Magrs, and also features a story continuing the tale of the earthbound
Doctor from The Blue Angel, if Magrs doesn't light your fire, perhaps
this isn't the book for you...
Having siad that, there are an awfully large number of other stories
inside, and I'd hate you to miss them... ; )
Jay
jay....@virgin.net
<backr...@dellah.x.tc> wrote:
>> WHAT DOES IT PROFIT A MAN? by Arfie Mansfield 43
>> Illo - Dave Whittam 47
>> OUT OF THE SHADOWS by Dave Whittam 288
>> Illo - Allan Bednar 292
>
>
>And the two Dave's are both me.
>
>BRS
But the third Dave isn't... That'd be Dave Windett, professional
artist of various comic strips, including Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
Jay
THE BISHOP
Did the "T." in "Arnold T. Blumberg" get dropped out?
Just being petty :),
Arnold
Andrew J. Brook
> On 30 May 2001 10:16:58 -0700, andrew...@hotmail.com (Andrew J.
> Brook) wrote:
>
> >Paul Andinach <pand...@ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au> wrote in message news:<Pine.OSF.4.21.010530...@morwong.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au>...
> >> On Tue, 29 May 2001 jay....@virgin.net wrote:
> >>
> >> > IRIS WILDTHYME & THE SPIDERS FROM MAGRS by Alan Taylor 352
> >>
> >> Please, *please*, let this not be a typo...
> >>
> >>
> >> Paul
> >
> >You know, I had no real interest in buying another charity anthology
> >(what with me being the whatsit of evil beyond the dawn of etcetera)
> >until I read this. Mind you, I've also just read Verdigris, so
> >anything that might be anti-Iris is OK by me....
> >
> >AJB
>
> Er... what leads you to think that the story might be anti-Iris?
I see your point. I'm just one of those people who confuse
"affectionate" with "scathing", and the above does rather sound like a
pisstake. Now, it could of course go either way, but...
AJB
Brax...@bigfoot.com
<jay....@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:3b1544e9...@news.virgin.net...
Cool, my real name is something of an unknown quantity
Brax
jay....@virgin.net
<abl...@alumni.umbc.edu> wrote:
>
>
>Did the "T." in "Arnold T. Blumberg" get dropped out?
Only on the back cover... You'll be please to know that your Kirk-like
middle initial remains in place inside the book. ; ) It's not
Tiberius, is it?
>Just being petty :),
Ah! So it's Tom, then? ; )
>Arnold
Jay
Arnold T. Blumberg
jay....@virgin.net wrote:
> On Thu, 31 May 2001 02:41:00 -0400, THE BISHOP
> <abl...@alumni.umbc.edu> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Did the "T." in "Arnold T. Blumberg" get dropped out?
>
> Only on the back cover... You'll be please to know that your Kirk-like
> middle initial remains in place inside the book. ; )
WOOHOO!
>
>
> >Just being petty :),
>
> Ah! So it's Tom, then? ; )
Yessssssssss! <--Culshaw-esque tones
:) Arnold T.
jay....@virgin.net
<theb...@geocities.com> wrote:
>
>
>jay....@virgin.net wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 31 May 2001 02:41:00 -0400, THE BISHOP
>> <abl...@alumni.umbc.edu> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >
>> >Did the "T." in "Arnold T. Blumberg" get dropped out?
>>
>> Only on the back cover... You'll be please to know that your Kirk-like
>> middle initial remains in place inside the book. ; )
>
>WOOHOO!
Excitable fella, aintcha! ; P
>> >Just being petty :),
>>
>> Ah! So it's Tom, then? ; )
>
>Yessssssssss! <--Culshaw-esque tones
Actually, that was a 'Tom Petty' gag... ; P
Jay
Arnold T. Blumberg
jay....@virgin.net wrote:
> >> >Just being petty :),
> >>
> >> Ah! So it's Tom, then? ; )
> >
> >Yessssssssss! <--Culshaw-esque tones
>
> Actually, that was a 'Tom Petty' gag... ; P
Yesssssss, I'm freeeeeeeee-fallinnnnnnn'...
Arnold