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 Tiny Deaths - Robert Shearman
Newest Review: ... the most ordinary of situations and suddenly does a volte-face and approaches it from a most unusual angle. One example is ... more  ... childbirth in the story So Proud. We all know what this is; it's an every day thing. Yes, but giving birth to FURNITURE? Exactly. And not just any old furniture - oh no, we're talking high-class antiques.
So you see what I mean!
I don’t usually read short stories. In fact, I have probably written more of them than I have read! I usually find them unsatisfying to read. If they’re badly written, they can seem far too long and if they’re well written, you would have preferred to read a novel of it, rather than a few ...more |
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Tiny Deaths - Robert Shearman: From Daleks to Destiny and Death! (909 words)
by - written on 06/11/07 (Very useful, 206 readings)
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Tiny Deaths by Robert Shearman Robert Shearman is probably best known for writing the Dr Who episode Dalek. This was the one which re-introduced the iconic bad guys, during Christopher Eccleston’s reign as the Doctor. The lone Dalek was shown as being vulnerable for once, as we saw the inner creature inside the metal casing and it connected with Rose (Billie Piper) in a way which made many viewers cry – including me. It really was an excellent piece of writing. But Rob has an impressive CV. His work was mainly stage-based in the 1990s, then in 2000, he had his first Afternoon Play on Radio 4. Since then, he has continued to have successes on ... Read the complete review
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