Short Trips: Time Signature

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Short Trips: Time Signature
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Author Simon Guerrier
Series Doctor Who book:
Big Finish Short Trips
Release number
18
Publisher Big Finish Productions
Publication date
October 2006
ISBN 1-84435-235-8
Preceded by Short Trips: The Centenarian  
Followed by Short Trips: Dalek Empire  

Short Trips: Time Signature is a Big Finish original anthology edited by Simon Guerrier and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who . The collection is themed loosely around music, time and consequences.

Contents

Stories

TitleAuthorDoctorFeaturing
An Overture Too Early [1] Simon Guerrier 3rd Sarah and The Brigadier
The Ruins of Time Philip Purser-Hallard 1st Susan, Ian and Barbara
Gone Fishing Ben Aaronovitch 6th William
The Avant Guardian Eddie Robson 2nd Jamie and Zoe
Second Contact Jonathan Clements 8th
Resonance Ben Woodhams 5th
Walkin' City Blues Joff Brown 6thWilliam
The Hunting of the Slook Marc Platt 7th
The Earwig Archipelago Matthew Sweet 6thWilliam
DS Al FineSimon Guerrier8th
Certificate of Destruction Andrew Cartmel 6thWilliam

Notes

  1. Originally published in Short Trips: The Muses


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