I couldn't be more excited about Chicks Unravel Time's TOC. We have an absolutely stunning group of essayists - they are smart, funny and fierce. You will laugh, ponder, nod your head in agreement and, in some cases, vehemently disagree with their critiques of Doctor Who. And that is just how it should be. If a Table of Contents is the spine of the book, its contributors are its heart and this book's heart is true.
From the Mad Norwegian Press Website
Chicks Unravel Time Table
of Contents
Introduction
Regeneration - Shaping the Road
Ahead by Barbara Hambly
The Doctor’s Balls by Diana
Gabaldon
A Dance With Drashigs by Emma
Nichols
No Competition by Una McCormack
Identity Crisis by L.M. Myles
The Still Point by Anna Bratton
For the Love of Tom by Sarah Lotz
Donna Noble Saves the Universe by
Martha Wells
I’m From the TARDIS, and I’m Here
to Help You:
Barbara Wright and the Limits of
Intervention by Joan Frances Turner
I, Robot, You Sarah Jane: Sexual
Politics in Robot by Kaite Welsh
Between Now and Now by Juliet E.
McKenna
What Would Romana Do? by Lara J.
Scott
The Women We Don’t See by K.
Tempest Bradford
The Ultimate Sixth by Tansy
Rayner Roberts
Maids and Masters: The Distribution
of Power
in Doctor Who Series Three
by Courtney Stoker
Robots, Orientalism and
Yellowface: Minorities
in the Fourteenth Season of Doctor
Who by Aliette de Bodard
David Tennant’s Bum by Laura Mead
Superficial Depth?: Spirituality
in Season Eleven by Caroline Symcox
The Problem With Peri by Jennifer
Pelland
All of Gallifrey’s a Stage: The
Doctor in Adolescence by Teresa Jusino
All the Way Out to the Stars by
Iona Sharma
Build High for Happiness! by
Lynne M. Thomas
Nimons are Forever by Liz Barr
Ace Through the Looking Glass by
Elisabeth Bolton-Gabrielsen
Hey, You Got Science in My
Fiction! by Laura McCullough
Seven to Doomsday: The
Non-Domestication of Earthbound Doctor
Who in Season Seven
by Mags
Halliday
The Sound’s the Star by Emily Kausalik
Ace Through the Looking Glass by Elisabeth
Bolton-Gabrielsen
Hey,
You Got Science in My Fiction! by Laura McCullough
Seven
to Doomsday: The Non-Domestication
of
Earthbound Doctor Who in Season Seven by Mags Halliday
The Sound’s the Star by Emily Kausalik
Harking Back and Moving On by Jenni
Hughes
Anything Goes by Deborah Stanish
How the Cold War Killed the Fifth Doctor
by Erica McGillivray
Waiting for the Doctor: The Women of
Series Five by Seanan McGuire
Timing Malfunction: Television Movie +
the BBC
Eighth Doctor Novels = A Respectable
Series by Kelly Hale
Guten Tag, Hitler by Rachel Swirsky
Reversing Polarities: The Doctor, the
Master and False Binaries in Season Eight
by
Amal El-Mohtar
While some of these essays may appear irreverent (where else can you find an anthology with essay titles referencing BOTH the Doctor's balls and David Tennant's bum?) they are sharp, concise and fresh critiques on all of Doctor Who. I can't wait to see it in print!
Just heard about this book on Radio Free Skaro, and I'm so excited to read it! I'm also sharing with the Meetup.com group I run (The Real Time Lords of Orange County). Well done!
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