that.

But I remember thinking from early on that...

Justin was one of those writers who, while he didn't set my soul on fire the way that Kate did, for obvious reasons, but that he was one who I just admired the thinking that went into his books.

There's the craft, both on the thematic level and on the plot sculpting level.

His ability to pull off a twist that was obvious in hindsight.

From the beginning, I thought, okay, this guy has proper writing skills right there.

And he was one of the names that I always looked out for when he started early in the Missing Adventures days.

So, John B. and then John A., for you, what would have been Justin's most important contribution to Doctor Who Letters?