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Publisher's summary
"Taren Capel? The mad god of the robots. He was famous, briefly, but then, weren't we all?"
Someone is spinning a web. Links are forming between one man's need for violence and another's desire for power; a desert ore processing station and a long dead enemy of the state. Someone, maybe everyone, is being manipulated.
Carnell is the obvious culprit, but who is the psychostrategist working for, and what could their motive possibly be?
Kaldor City - Death's Head uses the characters, situations and settings that appear in Chris Boucher's Doctor Who novel Corpse Marker, to tell a complex tale of sex, money and death.
Cast
- Carnell - Scott Fredericks
- Sheen - Nicholas Briggs
- Rov - Robert Lock
- Rull - Trevor Cooper
- Cotton - Brian Croucher
- Landerchild - Peter Miles
- Strecker - Peter Tuddenham
- Attendant - David Bickerstaff
- Kiy Uvanov - Russell Hunter
- Hume - Alistair Lock
- Kaston Iago - Paul Darrow
- Justina - Patricia Merrick
- Blayes - Tracy Russell
- Voice 1 - Fiona Moore
- Voice 2 - Bruce McGilligan
References
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Notes
- Nicholas Briggs (Sheen) is best known for supplying the voices of the Daleks and the Cybermen for both the Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories and the revived series of Doctor Who. As well as numerous other audio and voice over roles roles, he would later play the British Foreign Secretary Rick Yates in TW: Children of Earth: Day Four.
Continuity
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