50th Anniversary Fanwork-a-thon-a-thon, Round Four: Eight / Monsters
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50th Anniversary Fanwork-a-thon-a-thon, Round Four: Eight
(Secondary prompt: Monsters)
Even as the third round rumbles on, already we're thinking about the fourth in our series of monthly fanwork-a-thons counting down to the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. Please, if you have an interest in Doctor Who fanwork, take the time to look at the signup posts on the
who_at_50 comm...and if it takes your fancy be sure to sign up! It's Eight this month, who after the briefest and shakiest of TV starts went on to shine in novels and audios, and hopefully an inspiring secondary prompt - Monsters. That's right, all of the good, bad and ugly creatures that the Doctor has encountered, fought and on occasion befriended over the course of his adventures.
The Livejournal Version
The Dreamwidth Version
All fanworks of whatever form are more than welcome!
This entry has also been posted at http://jjpor.dreamwidth.org/196068.html. Please feel free to comment either here or there.
50th Anniversary Fanwork-a-thon-a-thon, Round Four: Eight
(Secondary prompt: Monsters)
Even as the third round rumbles on, already we're thinking about the fourth in our series of monthly fanwork-a-thons counting down to the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. Please, if you have an interest in Doctor Who fanwork, take the time to look at the signup posts on the
who_at_50 comm...and if it takes your fancy be sure to sign up! It's Eight this month, who after the briefest and shakiest of TV starts went on to shine in novels and audios, and hopefully an inspiring secondary prompt - Monsters. That's right, all of the good, bad and ugly creatures that the Doctor has encountered, fought and on occasion befriended over the course of his adventures.
The Livejournal Version
The Dreamwidth Version
All fanworks of whatever form are more than welcome!
This entry has also been posted at http://jjpor.dreamwidth.org/196068.html. Please feel free to comment either here or there.