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Doctor Who: Short Trips: Transmissions
An anthology of brand new Doctor Who short stories.
If you lost the ability to communicate, what would your life be like?
Messages, and the media we use to convey them, surround us every minute
of every day. Some are meant for us alone, while others are intended to
reach the widest possible audience. Some transmissions are intercepted
by unintended recipients and never reach their destination. Others get
corrupted along the way.
The Doctor knows how important it is to be understood. Whether he is
striving to cure a disease that turns words into gibberish, responding
to an SOS from the end of time, or unravelling secret messages encoded
into the genetic sequences that make up life itself, this is one Time
Lord who always knows how to make himself heard. Listen up. Get the message. Keep this frequency clear.
The first volume of an annual anthology of original fiction in the spirit of early twentieth-century pulp fiction magazines, features stories from all genres, promising both literary sophistication and pulse-pounding action. Contributors to the first volume, among them leading lights and award-winners in the fields of science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, and western, include John Edward Ames, Lou Anders, Neal Asher, Kage Baker, Barry Baldwin, O'Neil De Noux, Paul Di Filippo, Mark Finn, Michael Kurland, John Meaney, Michael Moorcock, Chris Nakashima-Brown, Kim Newman, Mike Resnick, Chris Roberson, Matthew Rossi, and Marc Singer.
Edited by Dave
Hutchinson, the third contribution to the Strange Pleasures anthology
series includes: C.S. Thompson, Lauren Halkon, John Grant, Chris Amies,
Teri Smith, David V Barrett, Lou Anders, Robert I. Katz, Paul Kincaid,
Stuart Jaffe, Marianne Plumridge, K. Z. Perry, Robert I. Katz, Ron
Miller, Randy M Dannenfelser, John Grant, Fay Sampson, Edwina Harvey,
Ian Johnson, Jean Marie Ward, and Martha Garvey.
Edited
by award-winning editors John Grant and Dave Hutchinson, Strange Pleasures
2 takes you into the worlds of: N. Lee Wood, Nick Mamatas, David V.
Barrett, Keith Brooke, Lou Anders, Fay Sampson, Sarah Singleton, Jean
Marie Ward, Paul Kincaid, Ian Johnson, John Brunner, and Vera Nazarian.
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