The Thirteenth Doctor Adventures: Vampire Weekend

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Done. It better be worth it :smirking_face:

Because it comes out literally the next day after the deadline of my uni project

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If I enjoy this (which I probably will), I’ll check out some of Foley’s other BF audios.

Any recs?

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Hooklight is great, but a bit of a commitment.
Archipelago (from 9DA:Star Crossed) is a great character piece with 9 and River.
Dark Gallifrey: Morbius is pretty good as well, very atmospheric.

Honestly, in my experience, you can’t really go wrong with Tim Foley

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So many! He’s a fantastic writer.

Some of my favourite stories of his; Friend of the Family, Pursuit of the Nightjar, The Gulf, and from the War Master range: The Long Despair.

And if you want a bit of Torchwood, two great standalone Foley stories are Rhys and Ianto’s Excellent Barbecue (my personal favourite Foley story) and Tropical Beach Sounds and Other Relaxing Seascapes Volume 4!

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A great great audio that

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Have to echo what the others have said, Foley is great!

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I think TrakeniteAdventuress and taraoftraken have covered most of my recommendations already - in terms of others which are relatively standalone, I’ll add The Merfolk Murders (the season 19 team have to solve a murder in 1940s Scotland with no sci-fi or supernatural elements) and Morbius the Mighty (Doctor Who does Moby Dick, with Morbius as Ahab and the War Doctor as the white whale)[1].

You really can’t go wrong with Tim Foley though - in about two years, he’s become maybe my third favourite Doctor Who writer of all-time? His output is honestly insane.

  1. Technically this is a sequel to Dark Gallifrey: Morbius, but I think it will mostly make sense without it, if you’ve seen The Brain of Morbius ↩︎

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I love this one.

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Absolutely, it’s become a bit of a comfort story for me (despite being about an actual murder…) - I love the interplay of the season 19 team, the side cast, and the setting and tone of the story. It actually made me want to visit St Andrews, which is a place I’ve never really thought about going otherwise.

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Every few years we get a new great BF writer, first it was Dorney and now it’s Foley

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And I’m next :saluting_face: (in my dreams)

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I propose that I, a man who has rarely finished any writing project he has ever started, become the next Tim Foley!

How, you ask? Uhhhhhh…

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Get in line, I’m first! (I also never finish my writing projects)

Maybe if the whole forum chants our names Last of the Time Lords-style, we’ll somehow write great audios? Actually practicing writing definitely won’t help, what a silly suggestion!

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Bah! What rubbish!

Let’s all open a new google doc together

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Step 1: Sit down to write
Step 2: Procrastinate
Step 3: Forget about it and do something else
Step 4: ???
Step 5: Profit

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Can’t relate I’m great at finishing stuff :nail_polish: silence unfinished WIPs you don’t count

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Would Pre-order. 100%.

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Everything I start ends up like this :sob:

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I would buy 10 copies of anything you wrote and then hand them out to my family and friends

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This is how I pay rent for living in your cave

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