The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trips Opportunity is named after the cheerful, much-loved person at the heart of the Big Finish production office, who passed away suddenly on. And if you’re interested in entering in 2019, why not check out some tips I wrote earlier this year.❉ It’s the return of the annual Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trips Opportunity!īig Finish today opens its annual Short Trips writing opportunity, seeking new writers to create a Doctor Who short story to be released as an audiobook at Christmas 2020. In the meantime, you can also have a listen to the previous winning entries: Forever Fallen by Joshua Wanisko and Landbound by Selim Ulug. Narrated by Nicholas Briggs and directed by Alfie Shaw, The Last Day at Work is now available to download for free. Above all else, it is an absolute pleasure, and indeed an honour, to contribute to the Short Trips Opportunity, which continues to celebrate the memory of the wonderful Paul Spragg.”Ĭongratulations to Harry, and all who entered this year! It’s particularly exciting that over fifty years since his debut, we’re still telling stories about Patrick Troughton’s Doctor. “This Short Trip is very much a love letter to the Doctor and the TARDIS – the two emblems of the show. And after all that time, here am I – penning a Doctor Who for Big Finish! “On 8th July 2006, I caught Doctor Who on BBC One, as Daleks and Cybermen waged war in Doomsday, and only the Doctor could stop them. I never expected that during that time, I would be asked to write the words, ‘There was a wheezing, groaning noise’…! I’m currently studying at Edge Hill University in Lancashire for an MA in Creative Writing. “My passion for Doctor Who is the reason I became a writer. Here is what he had to say about submitting his entry: Best known for his work on the Lethbridge-Stewart book series, you can also download Harry’s short story The Cruel Oil (ebook) to get a flavour of his storytelling.
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