In this episode, I'm joined by Ryan to discuss this recent short story by John "Timewyrm" Peel in the excellent collection Party Like It's 1998 which we URGE YOU TO BUY.

......and then we go off on a bit of a tangent about pets.

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Phractons conquer and destroy! Join Luke Sims-Jenkins and me as we confront the terrible prospect of the infinite requiem...

Luke is the host of The Maran Chess Club.

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Craft beer by Saints Row Brewing.

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Ryan and I discuss the opening story in a new anthology called Party Like it's 1998 - a book devoted to stories from the worlds of the EDA range! How cool is that? I always knew that gum we liked was going to come back into style...

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I'm joined live from Alastair and Doris' sunny English garden to discuss the Target novelisation of Battlefield, written by the guy who wrote Ghost Light. Confused? Good. And welcome back! Xx

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It's all over. The presents are already broken, the turkey is on a plate in the fridge, and your hangover is throbbing like a well-tuned Harley. Welcome to Boxing Day. The brilliant Kenny Smith joins me to talk all about the Cybermen, and David Banks, Glasgow, Linsey Dawn McKenzie, Dunoon, Bono, the board-game Mousetrap, The Wizard of Oz, Lady Gaga, and Kenny's podcast The Power of Three, and particularly his episode interviewing the author of this New Adventure from 1993.

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It's time to look at the all-time most loved Virgin New Adventure novel, Paul Cornell's Human Nature. Along the way, Lucy McCaul and I discuss covid, knitting, crime novels, book clubs, Looms, masculinity, Bruce Willis, "The Latin Invasion", Wolsey, the "Tenth Doctor", Nathan Bottomley (swoon), Bernie Winters and Schnorbitz, tender romance, the N-word, dormitory hangings, magic, John Levene and Benton & Hawthorne Investigate.

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On this month's edition of Bookfaced, Iain and Michael discuss David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas, Yann Martel's Life of Pi, Anton Chekov's The Cherry Orchard, and that absolute belter, Doctor Who: Hope by Mark Clapham. Happy Thanksgiving!

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