Too Broad & Too Deep Podcast

🚨NEW EPISODE 🚨 Jason from the Doctor Who Target Book Club joins us to discuss Daniel Blythe's debut Doctor Who novel, The Dimension Riders - released November 1993! 👀 Listen below or on your app of choice 👇 podbean.com/ew/pb-i4drg-1b…

Had alot of fun discussing Paul Magrs' Mad Dogs & Englishmen! Usual descent of madness ensues in a Hamster Book Club episode!

@2Broad2DeepPod Having only read this for the first time last year (while on holiday in Mexico), it was interesting to head back to Kate's first book. There are some very good ideas here, but perhaps a tad too many to do them all justice, feeling at times like "this might me my only chance" 1/2

@2Broad2DeepPod Kate had been contributing stories to what felt like every fanzine in Australia for years and was part of the extended group I used to kick around with in the late 80s to early 90s. When she told us she had got a story accepted by Virgin, we were over the moon. Incredible. 1/2

Our co-host Anthony is on his holidays, catching up with The Left Handed Hummingbird by Kate Orman, before we record our next episode! 💚 What are your thoughts on the first female-written Doctor Who VNA? 📖

Read more here 👇 heraldscotland.com/news/26405347.…

Our co-host Anthony hit the news today asking BBC Scotland to look to producing Doctor Who here in Glasgow! How would you feel if production moved to Scotland? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@David_Kitchen_ Thanks Dave! I guess I was thinking 30th when I saw it's release date if there was perhaps a vibe in the air for it as an anniversary book, but seems not to have been!. Maybe folk were just happy to even see a glimmer of TV Who with the other Dimension story to think otherwise!

The very underrated Dimension Riders is tackled by @2Broad2DeepPod! I agreed with most of Jason's more positive points! I must admit, I never thought of this as the "30th anniversary" book, so was a little curious when they assessed it as such! As always a good chat!

🚨NEW EPISODE 🚨 Jason from the Doctor Who Target Book Club joins us to discuss Daniel Blythe's debut Doctor Who novel, The Dimension Riders - released November 1993! 👀 Listen below or on your app of choice 👇 podbean.com/ew/pb-i4drg-1b…

Now that I've appeared on Hamster Book Club with @docoho & @Dylandoeswho I can update my list of podcast guestings people have been kind enough to let me do! @AudioSirens @2Broad2DeepPod @NAsEDAs @PullToOpen63 @TrekThisOutPod @42TODoomsday @Diddly_Dum

Happy 35th birthday to the Virgin New Adventures! It all started as a mild curiosity in a charity shop when I first saw Timewyrm Genesys - thankfully I picked up other VNAs there also! 📚 Here's our 1st episode on Genesys on the book's anniversary 👇 open.spotify.com/episode/1rcNpT…

@2Broad2DeepPod amazing cover, one of the few books I couldn't finish

NA fans should leave a comment about this great novel from the classic Alternate Histories arc (5 bangers in a row!), for this great podcast!

@2Broad2DeepPod Great cover, but left absolutely no impression on me whatsoever.

After a bit of a break, we're back to discuss Daniel Blythe's The Dimension Riders soon! 💀 What are your thoughts of his debut Doctor Who novel? 👀

And people thought Dick van Dyke was bad... But Tomorrow Windows is a great read by Jonny Morris - do seek out a copy for a slice of absurdist 00's Who! 💚

🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨 Neil Cameron joins Anthony & Alasdair in discussing Blood Heat - the first solo Doctor Who novel by Jim Mortimore. Have a listen on your podcasting app, or below 👇 toobroadtoodeeppod.podbean.com/e/blood-heat/

The Silurians take Glasgow! As general as the illustrations are of Glasgow under their control, I like to think the left-hand building is the old College building (or People Make Glasgow building!) Listen to our Blood Heat episode: toobroadtoodeeppod.podbean.com/e/blood-heat/