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Released

Thursday, December 29, 2022

Written by

Nick Slawicz

Narrated by

Lisa Bowerman

Runtime

41 minutes

Synopsis

Nora Wicker is forgetful. Not big things - not yet, anyway. She remembers her address and where the shops are. She remembers people when they come to visit, no matter how rare that is.

But she doesn't remember where the bush with the red leaves in her garden came from - and she definitely doesn't remember asking for a house call from the Eleventh Doctor.

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I was very impressed by The World Tree. Though it takes a little while to get going, once we get a sense of what this story is, and what it is going for, I found it a very meaningful discussion of aging, coated in a suitable amount of science fiction content.

The content of an audio like this in the context of it being part of the Paul Spragg memorial feels entirely appropriate and quite a thoughtful way of remembering the writer. Nick Slawicz does an excellent job at humanizing Nora and making her the emotional core of The World Tree. His choice to have this be the Eleventh Doctor also feels like a very good one. Given the nature of this Doctor, his youth, and his own eventual fate all feel like he was the perfect choice of any existing incarnation.

Lisa Bowerman provide excellent narration, proving to be an engaging actor as always and even doing a good job giving a bit of a voice to Eleven.


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