Intro

Hi, Chris here.

Felt inspired to create a blog page, largely to post stories as and when I come up with them.

I've written for Big Finish and Obverse previously and, if you find yourself here, you may well already know that! I've written for 1st Doctor, 6th Doctor (twice!) and the Camfield Morbius Doctor.

No promises or specific plans of regularity, but I have lots of ideas that probably won't get published, and I'm thinking that have a blog space, I'll actually put pen to paper, figuratively!

Anyway, I have a few things I'd like to put up this month, so I hope you enjoy it. er, them?

Chris
Dec 2024



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