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“How the Doctor Changed My Life”
In many ways, the Doctor really has changed my life. Doctor Who, a funny, strange, and often creepy children’s science-fiction show from the BBC, fascinated me ever since I was a child myself, and helped cement my life-long love of being scared. When Big Finish announced their contest to find new writers for one of their Doctor Who anthologies, I knew I’d never forgive myself if I didn’t enter it. They were originally only looking for one winner. “We had an incredibly strong shortlist of the best 25 entries,” said contest judge Simon Guerrier. “But we felt our shortlist was of such quality that it deserved a whole book of its own.” I’m pleased to say that my own entry, “Relativity,” was one of them. The book is now long since out of print, but you can try to find a used copy. (Be warned, though — I’ve seen them going for pretty ridiculous prices.) |
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An unreliable narrator, MICHAEL MONTOURE ( montoure@bloodletters.com )
is an indie writer of horror and dark urban
fantasy. His
obsessions include hidden truths, secret dealings, and the changing and
fragile nature of our own pasts. He is known as much for his
spoken-word performances of his fiction at Seattle coffeehouses and
conventions as for the stories themselves. Currently working as a writer
and producer of the webseries Causality, he lives alone with
a gray cat by the edge of Echo Lake, Washington. ( Twitter / Facebook
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Google+
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“Slices,” the first independently published horror fiction anthology by Michael Montoure. Kindle version, $2.99. Print version, $12.99. 
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“Counting From Ten,” originally issued as a small-press antho by Michael Montoure, now in its Tenth Anniversary Edition. Kindle version, $2.99. Print version, $12.99.
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“Permanent Damage,” the new dark fantasy and horror anthology by Michael Montoure. Kindle version, $2.99. Print version, $12.99.
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