The Tomorrow Windows

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The Tomorrow Windows

Author	Jonathan Morris
Series	Doctor Who book: Eighth Doctor Adventures
Release number	69
Subject	Featuring: Eighth Doctor Fitz, Trix
Publisher	BBC Books
Publication date	7 June 2004
ISBN	978-0-563-48616-9
Preceded by	Halflife
Followed by	The Sleep of Reason

The Tomorrow Windows is a BBC Books original novel written by Jonathan Morris and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. It features the Eighth Doctor, Fitz and Trix

Plot summary

The central plot revolves around windows that allow people to see into their planet's future.

Notes

• The novel includes an appearance by London politician Ken Livingstone, who gave permission for Morris to use him as a character.
• Other celebrities attending the exhibition at Tate Modern are: Stephen Hawking, Jeremy Paxman, Ian Hislop, Michael Grade, Salman Rushdie, Ricky Gervais, Joanne Rowling, Bill Bailey, Stephen Fry, Richard Curtis and Ben Elton. Some of the unnamed guests are mentioned as recognising Fitz from the novel Sometime Never...

References

External links

• The Cloister Library - The Tomorrow Windows
• The Tomorrow Windows title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database