Feast on fish and chips with Paul Cornell as we discuss where he stands on the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby debate, how his UK mind was blown the first time he saw a U.S. issue of <em>The Avengers</em>, why fannish history fascinates him, the reason he went the self-funding route for <em>Who Killed Nessie</em> (and what that did to his blood pressure), how some of his <em>Doctor Who</em> fan fiction eventually became canon, the reason he's suspicious of nostalgia, how he knows when ideas pop into his head which of his many projects they're right for, the legacy comics characters he'd love to write more of, what he learned from the great Terrance Dicks, how he manages to collaborate while remaining friends with his co-creators, his fascination with Charles Fort, why he announced there'd be no more <em>Doctor Who</em> in his future, and much more.
