Paul Booth

@pbooth81.bsky.social

Teacher, writer, dog-lover, reader, board gamer, tv watcher, Doctor Who enabler; annoyingly optimistic. New Doctor Who Big Finish author: check out my Short Trips "Ahead of Time" coming out April 2025

Fandom Encyclopedia: I’m seeking authors for 1000-word entries in a forthcoming Pop Culture Fandoms encyclopedia, published by Bloomsbury Press. Please email 200-300 word abstracts to pbooth81@gmail.com by Aug 30, 2026!

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Here's a great post by UMich Tabletop Games author Jonathan Rey Lee on writing the first book in the series (on Catan!) and some of the rationale behind it. It was fun to chat with my co-editor Aaron Trammell on the series!

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J. Rey Lee@jreylee.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I love talking #boardgames with smart folks! So, I interviewed the editors of the Tabletop Games book series about how game studies can be written by and for the gaming community. @pbooth81.bsky.social @aarontram.bsky.social @uofmpress.bsky.social @analoggamestudies.bsky.social

Hello Doctor Who friends! If it is of interest, I was recently a guest on the Every Single Sci-Fi Film Ever* podcast, talking about the Doctor Who movies (Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks Invasion Earth: 2150AD). I had a lot of fun chatting with Ayesha Khan and Lee Arnott!

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Very happy at the end of the year to have one final short story published - this one's not for the faint of heart (or stomach!): "Words" published in Macabre Magazine: macabremagazine.com/words/ (Sorry, I think you have to subscribe to see it all)

Words

Reginald Cathcart squirms. His stomach’s disquiet. The past week’s stories have been weak, not up to his usual standards. He can feel the Words’ gurgitation roil. They push against the inside of him. ...

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Hoping for some academic help...updating my readings in a Monsters class & would love a book that focuses on different monsters (zombie, vampire...) from histor/cult perspective. I've used (& enjoyed!) Asma's On Monsters and Poole's Monsters in America, but both are a bit dated by now. Thoughts?