Post by clocketpatch on Mar 10, 2008 4:29:04 GMT
it is possibly the most amazing thing I have ever read on the teaspoon:
www.whofic.com/series.php?seriesid=109
It stars the alt!webcast Nine and has convinced me that Richard E. Grant should play Doctor 11... granted, I have no idea what he looks like in non-cartoon form so there you go, but this is just awesome (well, I probably know, because the name sounds damnably familar and famous but I've got the memory of a dead goldfish so there you go again).
The first four stories are prequels to the webcast (which you can find on the BBC website). The final story is a sequel to the webcast and a conclusion to the fic series. I read this entire series (which is pretty much novel length all together) in under three days. When I watched the webcast at the prompt there was no difference in the quality of the writing, and it actually felt like I was still reading from the author except with pictures instead of words. The dialogue... perfect.
I can't recomend this enough. BRILLANTly written. Publishable quality. If Paul Cornell popped out of somewhere and said that he was the author of the fic (he wrote the webcast script) I wouldn't be at all surprised.
The first chapter or two of the first story is a bit slow, and it has an OC but don't let that throw you off. This series is made out of awesome win. Go read it!
www.whofic.com/series.php?seriesid=109
It stars the alt!webcast Nine and has convinced me that Richard E. Grant should play Doctor 11... granted, I have no idea what he looks like in non-cartoon form so there you go, but this is just awesome (well, I probably know, because the name sounds damnably familar and famous but I've got the memory of a dead goldfish so there you go again).
The first four stories are prequels to the webcast (which you can find on the BBC website). The final story is a sequel to the webcast and a conclusion to the fic series. I read this entire series (which is pretty much novel length all together) in under three days. When I watched the webcast at the prompt there was no difference in the quality of the writing, and it actually felt like I was still reading from the author except with pictures instead of words. The dialogue... perfect.
I can't recomend this enough. BRILLANTly written. Publishable quality. If Paul Cornell popped out of somewhere and said that he was the author of the fic (he wrote the webcast script) I wouldn't be at all surprised.
The first chapter or two of the first story is a bit slow, and it has an OC but don't let that throw you off. This series is made out of awesome win. Go read it!
