Regeneration Sickness: On ‘Doctor Who’ and Second Chances
Thirteen regenerations of one Doctor over the course of a very long, very interesting life.
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Thomas Strickland is a Southern transplant living in New York City. He’s written for Brooklyn Mag, Catapult, and puts up occasional pieces at As Far As It Goes, a Medium channel. He spends too much time on Twitter @thomasls. He makes his living in experience design, does an occasional radio show, and might just be the luckiest human alive.
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