I'm very much looking forward to receiving my copy!

On a side note can I ask why Outpost Gallifrey doesn't like posts about Obverse
Books?:

"What other kinds of posts are frowned upon?

6. All posts about The Who Shop, The Celestial Toystore, and Obverse Books (or
their Iris Wildthyme series) are strictly forbidden. [OG FAQ]"

I would have asked for clarification over there but I can't think of how to do
this without being frowned upon.

regards,

Mansoor

--- In transtemporal@yahoogroups.com, Stuart Douglas <sadouglas@...> wrote:
>
> *What is there left to say about Iris Wildthyme – transtemporal adventuress
> extraordinaire, metafictional explorer of texts and subtexts,
> double-decker-dwelling interstellar bag-lady, amnesia-prone political and
> sexual revolutionary, writer of wrongs, wronger of rights (especially
> copyrights), all-round champion of freedom, occasional nightclub singer and
> frequent barroom floozy?
>
> Well, there's always something...
> *
> Obverse Books are proud to announce the release of their first short story
> collection, 'Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus', edited by Paul Magrs
> and Stuart Douglas.
>
> Continuing the adventures of time traveller extraordinaire Ms Iris
> Wildthyme, 'The Celestial Omnibus' contains stories by such Who luminaries
> as former BBC Books editor Steve Cole; Mark Wright and Cavan Scott,
> producers of the Iris audios for Big Finish; and Iris creator Paul Magrs
> himself. With an introduction from Katy Manning, the Omnibus travels from
> 1950s England to the last sun at the end of the Universe, encountering the
> crew of the Battleship Anathema, a world full of cats and another of
> card-playing dogs, the sultry Marlene Dietrich and Panda's mysterious former
> lover, Gemma, on the way.
>
> Available in hardback, with an exclusive cover painting by legendary BBC
> costume designer June Hudson, 'The Celestial Omnibus' costs £10.99 plus
> postage from www.obversebooks.co.uk while stocks last!
>
>
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