May Books 18) Anachrophobia, by Jonathan Morris

[nwhyte]

Having bashed his lastest audio, I must say I thought this Eighth Doctor story by Jonathan Morris was excellent, and would make the basis of a good TV episode of New Who: the Doctor and companions turn up to help soldiers of a doomed army fighting against the time winds, which age people to death, trap them in perpetual stasis, or indeed transform

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[bookzombie]

I think the image of the faces changing to clocks is what mostly sticks in my mind.

I find Morris overall very 'hit and miss'. He's one of the people who can make humour work well, particularly in the audios, but other times can come over as rather smug and pleased with itself. Not that I can remember a specific example right now!