Eighth Doctor novels
I reviewed the fascinating Reeltime release #118 on Kasterborous. It’s about Virgin Publishing and has interviews with a lot of writes, recorded in 1993. Worth watching just for the site of a very young Paul Cornell! The piece is:REVIEWED: MYTHMAKERS #118 VIRGIN PUBLISHING. /= Message Ends /=
Ages ago I found an Inforgraphic giving a view on how much it would cost to build a TARDIS. I have ‘borrowed’ the picture for this post – the original is over here on Pinfographics. This got me to wondering – whatever it costs, how do you actually make it? What do we know about…
I have been reading the Eighth Doctor Adventures, the series of spin-off novels produced by the BBC that ran from 1997 to 2005. I have decided to produce some micro-reviews as I go through mostly so I remember what I thoughts as I read them, there being no real chance I will ever be able…
I have recently started reading the Eighth Doctor Adventures, the series of spin-off novels produced by the BBC that ran from 1997 to 2005. I have decided to produce some micro-reviews as I go through mostly so I remember what I thoughts as I read them, there being no real chance I will ever be…
I thought I would write what will no doubt be the first of many challenging posts on canon in Doctor Who. I have recently expanded my consumption of all things Doctor Who (see The Doctor and Me) to turn me more into a fan though still retaining my critical eye (I hope). Wading through the…
The Eighth Doctor‘s timeline is the most open to interpretation given all we know is one TV story and that he is in some ways the bridge to the new TV series from the Classic. To set out the sequence I will use the rule of ‘follow the companion’ (and the wiki entry – update October…
