I have to say that I like my current run of the Eighth Doctor adventures, which I'm nearly half way through as a whole. Fitz in particular is a brilliant concept, a sort of Everyman whose closest counterpart in the classic series was Ian Chesterton (who of course also comes from the 1960s). I bet that 95% of Who fans wouldn't even recognise Fitz Kreiner's name, though he has featured in more Who books than any other companion. I am brewing a longer set of thoughts on this.
July Books 1) The Fall of Yquatine, by Nick Walters
I have to say that I like my current run of the Eighth Doctor adventures, which I'm nearly half way through as a whole. Fitz in particular is a brilliant concept, a sort of Everyman whose closest counterpart in the classic series was Ian Chesterton (who of course also comes from the 1960s). I bet that 95% of Who fans wouldn't even recognise Fitz Kreiner's name, though he has featured in more Who books than any other companion. I am brewing a longer set of thoughts on this.
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