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'''Tim Pieraccini''' wrote the ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' ''[[Brief Encounter]]'' short story ''[[Missing in Action (short story)|Missing in Action]]'', and also provided some of the illustrations for the 1984 reference book ''[[The Key to Time]]''. | '''Tim Pieraccini''' wrote the ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' ''[[Brief Encounter]]'' short story ''[[Missing in Action (short story)|Missing in Action]]'', and also provided some of the illustrations for the 1984 reference book ''[[The Key to Time]]''. | ||
In | In addition to his ''Doctor Who'' blog [http://unearthlychildren.blogspot.ca/ All the Unearthly Children], Pieraccini has created [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrHxjMATKcv98zH2TwtLRUTz2gWQIxFIr a number of ''Doctor Who'' fan videos] on his [[YouTube]] channel. He was also [[Jon Pertwee]]'s [[stunt double]] in the fan film ''[[Devious]]''. | ||
Outside of the DWU, Pieraccini is a writer, artist and filmmaker, as well as a self-described [[feminist]]. Among his works are the short film ''Hello ''and the feature film ''All Heart'', both of which he wrote, produced and directed. | Outside of the DWU, Pieraccini is a writer, artist and filmmaker, as well as a self-described [[feminist]]. Among his works are the short film ''Hello ''and the feature film ''All Heart'', both of which he wrote, produced and directed. | ||
Revision as of 18:53, 12 July 2017
Tim Pieraccini wrote the Doctor Who Magazine Brief Encounter short story Missing in Action, and also provided some of the illustrations for the 1984 reference book The Key to Time.
In addition to his Doctor Who blog All the Unearthly Children, Pieraccini has created a number of Doctor Who fan videos on his YouTube channel. He was also Jon Pertwee's stunt double in the fan film Devious.
Outside of the DWU, Pieraccini is a writer, artist and filmmaker, as well as a self-described feminist. Among his works are the short film Hello and the feature film All Heart, both of which he wrote, produced and directed.
