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‘What’s that? Did I hear you ask what romance has to do with anything, little Cousin? You do surprise me. Why Romance is Story itself, nothing less than that. Romance is the tale with which a cunning man winkles out a widow’s secrets and an
honest one breaks his beloved’s heart. Romance locks us away and sets us free, brings us great pleasure and also great pain, is the thread which binds all other stories together. Dear me, little Cousin, I expected better of you…’
— Godfather Valentine, Dresden, 1928
“Simple in vision, incredibly broad in scope, A Romance in Twelve Parts is quite simply the most accomplished Who-related books I have read in years.” – Peter McAlpine, Enlightenment magazine, May 2012
“The most extraordinary anthology of short fiction in any genre I can remember reading in the last few years” – Richard Wright, author of Thy Fearful Symmetry.
