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'''''Time's Champion''''' was | '''''Time's Champion''''' was a novel pitched by [[Craig Hinton]] to [[BBC Books]] for their ''[[BBC Past Doctor Adventures|Past Doctor Adventures]]'' line. It would have tied together elements from Hinton's previous novels, shown the [[Sixth Doctor]]'s [[regeneration]], and explained the origin of [[the Valeyard]]. However, it was rejected. | ||
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* After Hinton's death, Chris McKeon completed ''Time's Champion'' and released it | * After Hinton's death, Chris McKeon completed ''Time's Champion'' and released it as a [[charity publications|charity publication]]. As that version is unlicensed, it is outside the scope of this wiki; however, a few elements from the novel, such as the [[Eternal]]s [[Life (Hark! The Herald Angels Sing)|Life]] and [[Fate (Hark! The Herald Angels Sing)|Fate]], were later used in the ''[[Faction Paradox (series)|Faction Paradox]]'' short story ''[[Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (short story)|Hark! The Herald Angels Sing]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 17:07, 26 November 2018
Time's Champion was a novel pitched by Craig Hinton to BBC Books for their Past Doctor Adventures line. It would have tied together elements from Hinton's previous novels, shown the Sixth Doctor's regeneration, and explained the origin of the Valeyard. However, it was rejected.
Notes
- After Hinton's death, Chris McKeon completed Time's Champion and released it as a charity publication. As that version is unlicensed, it is outside the scope of this wiki; however, a few elements from the novel, such as the Eternals Life and Fate, were later used in the Faction Paradox short story Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.
