a week to go

Please get your submissions in, as the deadline is a week away, on 1st March!

In TTZ6, the Eighth Doctor special, you can expect to see

• An interview with author Lloyd Rose
• The 200-word recommendations from your fellow readers of Eighth Doctor adventures
• An intro to the Eighth Doctor and his companions
• Eighth Doctor fiction by Steven Sautter and Leslie McMurtry (er ... me)
• Back2theWhoture covering "100,000 BC" and "Genesis of the Daleks"
• Jamie McCrimmon paper dolls
• a discussion of the Time War and its ramifications for Eight and Nine
• & much more!

TTZ6

My 200 word recommendation for TTZ6 is Rob Shearman's The Chimes of Midnight. What's yours? Do send them in!

Time is running out ...

Just a reminder that the deadline for TTZ6 is March 1st. Better get cracking!!

2010 and stuff

• We've been playing with the colors and layout.
• We've picked a deadline for the next issue. It is MARCH 1ST.
• Our theme for the next issue is the Eighth Doctor. You, too, can participate: After the success of the 200 Words Recommendation in TTZ4 where contributors old and new nominated a story from the classic series for new fans to try, TTZ6 will also have a similar article, this time we're asking you to recommend your favourite story for someone coming new to the 8th Doctor should try. As he's the most multi-media of the Doctors there's a wide range to pick from, whether it's the novels, the short stories, the comic strip, the audio plays or even the remake of Shada. Of course maybe you're dying to recommend the TV movie!
  
  Please do send approximately 200 words on your chosen story (See TTZ4 if you'd like an idea of the range of style and comments we made last time)
  to theterriblezodinezine@yahoo.co.uk but please let us know which story you're doing so we avoid duplication (you can do this here on the blog or on the Facebook group).

new e-mail address

This one should be easier to remember:

theterriblezodinezine (at) yahoo.co.uk

TTZ5-- happy anniversary!

Happy Birthday, Doctor Who! Happy anniversary, TTZ!

Check out the fascinating interview with DAN MCDAID (and his amazing art).

This issue sees several articles on boys, girls, and Doctor Who, from how Karen Dunn met her true love at a Doctor Who convention in Swindon, to how Evan Keraminas proved her Lance wasn't like the one in "Runaway Bride." And why Steven Sautter wishes he had two hearts. There's also how Jamie Beckwith and Lori Jansen, on opposite ends of the globe, made friends with fellow Doctor Who fans after years of solitude.

There's a bumper edition of Back2theWhoture, a set of Sarah Jane Smith paper dolls, The Waters of Marzipan and Doctor Who A-Z.

And much much more!!

Download it here.

PS as the editor is bleary-eyed and exhausted due to completely ignored deadlines, her own frenetic and punishing work schedule, and her ridiculous aspirations of perfection, typos will undoubtedly occur. Please POLITELY make her aware of them and she will take measures to fix them as soon as she can. Thank you for your patience and awareness that I am merely a human being after all.

Oh yeah . . .

ENJOY!!!

ttz5 (we hope)

Time continues to trot along, and next weekend is the deadline for inclusion in TTZ5.

What I'm hoping this issue will include:

1. A brief review of the fringes of Swansea Regenerations convention
2. Three true tales of love, marriage, heartbreak, and Doctor Who
3. Top Ten Tennant moments from three fangirls
4. Our usual features, Private Lives, and Back2theWhoture
5. A Brief History of Tea
6. Sarah Jane Smith paper dolls
7. an interview with comics artist/writer Dan McDaid

& hopefully much more!