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'''''Now or Thereabouts''''' was a [[2011 (releases)|2011]] short story written by [[Blair Bidmead]] and released in the anthology ''[[A Romance in Twelve Parts (anthology)|A Romance in Twelve Parts]]''. | '''''Now or Thereabouts''''' was a [[2011 (releases)|2011]] short story written by [[Blair Bidmead]] and released in the anthology ''[[A Romance in Twelve Parts (anthology)|A Romance in Twelve Parts]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 20:04, 27 January 2023
Now or Thereabouts was a 2011 short story written by Blair Bidmead and released in the anthology A Romance in Twelve Parts.
Summary
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Characters
- Little Sister Ceol
- Godfather Starch
- Father Heed
- Mother Anamnesis
- Little Brother Gull
- Little Sister Penelope
- Little Brother Fleece
- Little Brother Dominic
- Maria
- Ryan
- The war veteran
- The drunk man
- The singing man
References
- The herdsmen of Klasterhaus live in the Great Prairie.
Notes
- The tenants that Ceol and Dominic evict from the Eleven-Day Empire previously appeared in author Blair Bidmead's story With All Awry from Myth Makers: The Golden Years, later republished on his blog. In that story, the seated war veteran was the Eighth Doctor, the drunk man was Richard E Grant's "Shalka" Doctor, and the singing man in the bathtub was the Ninth Doctor.
Continuity
- Ceol reappears in A Hundred Words from a Civil War, Party Kill Accelerator!, and Weapons Grade Snake Oil.
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