Winner of Doctor Who short story competition announced.

[icebluenothing]

Looks like I can talk about this now:

"[T]hough the competition was aimed at finding just one winner, the judges were so impressed with the quality of many entries they've decided to extend the prize.

'We had an incredibly strong shortlist of the best 25 entries,' explains Guerrier. '[...] we felt our shortlist was of such quality that it deserved a whole book of its own.'

This special anthology, deftly titled How The Doctor Changed My Life, will be published in late 2008. The 24 runners up are:

Violet Addison; Steven Alexander; Mike Amberry; Arnold T Blumberg; Anna Bratton; John Callaghan; Dann Chinn; Stephen Dunn; Richard Goff; Peter Hallbright; Tim Lambert; JR Loflin; Nick May; James C McFetridge; Simon Moore; Michael Montoure; LM Myles; Einar Olgeirsson; Bernard O'Toole; Andrew K Purvis; Michael Rees; Mark Smith; Chris Wing; Caleb Woodbridge."

bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/news/cult/news/drwho/2007/06/19/46091.shtml

Comments

[georgmi.livejournal.com]

I wonder on which side of the divide "What are you doing out of class?!?" would fall? :)

[wendolen.livejournal.com]

Probably depends on what the answer was in any given situation. :)

[georgmi.livejournal.com]

Well, since Six was asking the question of the professor whose class we were currently skipping, the response was merely a bit of incoherent bluster. :)

[wendolen.livejournal.com]

Hah! Yes, I'd say that definitely belongs in the unauthorized bio.