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Telos Archive
This book is now out of print and/or is part of a discontinued line; it is therefore not available to order here but some limited copies may be available through specialist and other outlets. Doctor Who Novellas:1. Time
and Relative
by Kim Newman 2. Citadel
of Dreams
by Dave Stone 3. Nightdreamers
by Tom Arden 4. Ghost
Ship
by Keith Topping 5. Foreign
Devils
by Andrew Cartmel 6. Rip
Tide
by Louise Cooper 7. Wonderland
by Mark Chadbourn 8. Shell
Shock
by Simon A Forward 9. The
Cabinet of Light
by Daniel O'Mahony 10. Fallen
Gods
by Jonathan Blum & Kate Orman 11. Frayed
by Tara Samms 12. Eye
of the Tyger
by Paul McAuley 13. Companion
Piece
by Mike Tucker & Robert Perry 14. Blood
and Hope
by Iain McLaughlin 15. The
Dalek Factor
by Simon Clark |
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![]() Foreword by Chaz Brenchley
Deluxe Edition Frontispiece by John Higgins About the Author and Foreword WriterThe AuthorDaniel O'Mahony was born in Croydon in 1973 and grew up in Ireland and the South of England. He has an MA in Media Studies, specialising in the early history of film, and has worked in far too many bookshops. He has written two Doctor Who novels for Virgin Publishing's New and Missing Adventures ranges of the 1990s: Falls the Shadow (1994) and The Man in the Velvet Mask (1996). The Cabinet of Light is his first new Doctor Who book since then. He lives in Hampshire.
The Foreword WriterChaz Brenchley has been making a living as a writer since he was eighteen. He is the author of nine thrillers, most recently Shelter, and a major fantasy series, The Books of Outremer, based on the world of the Crusades. A winner of the British Fantasy Award, he has also published three books for children and more than 500 short stories in various genres. His time as Crimewriter-in-Residence at the St Peter's Riverside Sculpture Project in Sunderland resulted in the collection Blood Waters. He is a prizewinning ex-poet, and has recently been writer in residence at the University of Northumbria, as well as tutoring their MA in Creative Writing. His novel Dead of Light is currently in development with a film company; Shelter has been optioned by Granada TV. He was Northern Writer of the Year 2000, and lives in Newcastle upon Tyne with two cats and a famous teddy bear. Visit Chaz's website @ www.chazbrenchley.co.uk
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