(Venusian Lullaby, by Paul Leonard)

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(Venusian Lullaby, by Paul Leonard)
[ID: A stick figure of a humanoid, with a circle for a head, two arms, a vertical line for the body, and two legs. Next to this is a stick figure of a Venusian from Venusian Lullaby by Paul Leonard. They have a horizontal line for the body, five arms, five legs, and twelve eyes represented by circles. End ID.]
this is why they call humanoids monocular bipeds :)
In the first part of a rare Paul Leonard double feature, our intrepid author bids farewell to the New Adventures and simultaneously welcomes on-board fellow Bristolian writer Nick Walters. Folks, it's time for Dry Pilgrimage.
As we enter May 1998, there’s a palpable sense of looming change in the air. On the surface, the established order of the Wilderness Years m
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Art by Alister Pearson.
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hmm. so, the EDA "Genocide" by Paul Leonard is actually the best book and it's all i've ever wanted
this is the most adhd conversation i've ever seen in my life. this one interaction made me love Sam and Eight as a tardis team
She was beginning to know the Doctor, and had worked out that more of his stuff was fake than he was generally prepared to admit. Those clothes, for instance: the nineteenth-century cut jacket, the wing-collared shirt, the tailored trousers. They seemed to be the Doctor's favourite garb: he claimed he'd picked them up on Savile Row in 1892, but Sam had seen the label on the jacket. Party Funtime of San Francisco, California, USA. They were fancy dress, if you please. Late twentieth century.
Genocide, Paul Leonard, 1997