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Paul Cornell
Name:
Paul Cornell
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http://www.paulcornell.com
About:
Paul Cornell has written some of Doctor Who's best-loved episodes for the BBC. He has also written a number of comics for Marvel and DC, including The X-Men and Batman & Robin. He has been Hugo Award-nominated for his work in TV, comics and prose, and won the BSFA Award for his short fiction. LONDON FALLING is his first urban fantasy novel.
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• Posts by Paul Cornell •
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17 Dec 2012
WRITING ACROSS THE MEDIUMS
This is a story about a straight line that got interrupted. It’s a story that feels especially apt to tell at [...]
Posted by: Paul Cornell Blog • Tor Authors
Tags: Comics, Doctor Who, London Falling, Paul Cornell, X-Men -
12 Dec 2012
FACT OR FICTION: RESEARCHING LONDON FALLING
London Falling was a research-heavy novel. Not only did I want the detail of London lore to be right, but [...]
Posted by: Paul Cornell Blog • Tor Authors
Tags: Gipsy Hill, Intelligence Analyst, London Falling, Metroploitan Police, Paul Cornell, Police, Scotalnd Yard, supernatural thriller, The Bill -
31 Oct 2012
THE THINGS THAT REALLY SCARE US
To view Halloween as a rehearsal of, rather than an occasion for, fear, isn’t a recent trait. We don’t expect [...]
Posted by: Paul Cornell Blog • Tor Authors
Tags: Halloween, London Falling, Paul Cornell
