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I've just finished listening to the audio story The Piper's Lament and although it is described as being not Doctor Who it's basically an old version of Jamie telling his story of what happened to him after The War Games. It's read by Frazer Hines and is completely gorgeous. Well, it almost brought me to tears! I would seriously recommend giving it a listen if you can.

I agree that the first book is the best but personally I think Catching Fire is the weakest of the three books, though that is just my opinion. Also, I've heard that Mockingjay is being split into two films which should mean they can make it less disjointed and properly portray the rebellion

Hey guys, wanted to put this out there before we fully finalised our plans (We've totally started writing and definitely haven't been too busy to even properly talk to each other about it. Honest) but would it be possible for us to very briefly include The Master? We have one short prologue scene including him half-planned which we'd like to put in as it goes along the way to explaining why our story happens. We wouldn't be using any specific incarnation, just "The Master" If not then would we be able to just name-check him later on in the story? Wanted to ask before we start properly doing anything. He wouldn't be a major character in any sense of the word but today has been the first time we've properly been able to discuss the Draft since June Thanks

It means that all is right with the world once again. The Zygons (shapeshifting alien conquerors) are arguably the greatest one-off monsters of the classic era and it's been criminal that they never returned. Not seen the classic episode in which the Zygons appear. Was going to wait until the dvd came out. Hmm shapeshifting huh. Does that mean we won't actually see the real Doc 10 and Rose or can't the Zygons shapeshifting that well? The Zygons need a pattern to be able to shapeshift. So they'd have to have the real Doc 10 and Rose held captive to be able to shapeshift into them. Also there's a Doctor Who book "Sting of the Zygons" which is a 10 and Martha story that I enjoy and recommend.