Twice Upon A Time: The Novel

[jblum]

For the third time in my life, Paul Cornell has written exactly the words I needed to read.

The first time was early in 1992, when the blazing hot prose of Timewyrm: Revelation kept me awake - sitting in a hotel bathroom to finish devouring the book long after my roommate had wanted to go to sleep, compelled to keep reading by the feeling that a

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[dreamer_easy]

I've never given up doing my little bits and pieces, but I had started to lose hope that terrible situations would ever change, and that the world would not slide unstoppably into horror. This pep talk brought me round: https://twitter.com/torekelandpc/status/1011002957406588928 Vive la résistance!

[ext_4722964]

Thank you. I really needed to read this, as Britain crumbles all around me just as the USA is crumbling around you. On one level, it's sort of lame that it's Doctor Who that gets us through these times, rather then Shakespeare or Dostoyevsky. On another level, that's what Doctor Who is for.