Talk:The Stealers of Dreams

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[edit] Regarding "Set Between"

I'm wondering whether we can refine "set between The Doctor Dances and Bad Wolf" to "set between The Doctor Dances and Boom Town", since in Bad Wolf, the Doctor discusses the end of Boom Town and everything that happened since. This would surely leave no gap between Boom Town and Bad Wolf for extra adventures.

[edit] Sci-fi

Doesn't the Sci-fi story at the end sound familiar (The clue is in the general theme of the book. It begins with D and ends in O.)? We could mention that.--Editor510 (talk) 17:56, 22 April 2008 (UTC)

PS It seems very similar to the type of story Doctor whO has!