As part of G’day of the Doctor a brand new Paul Magrs story for Iris Wildthyme will be performed live by Katy Manning, David Benson and…! The event is a collective project by Doctor Who fan to raise funds for Australian Bushfire relief. Full details and tickets on the Vauxhall Tavern site. It’s a one…
After the December 2019 release of Iris Widthyme and the Polythene Terror by Paul Magrs, Obverse Books has released details of the rest of this four part series. Titles will be released in May and December, so remember to keep checking the Obverse Books website for ordering! It’s badged as New Adventures Series 1 –…
I very much didn’t enjoy Orphan 55 and said as much in my review. Of course it’s a big world out in Doctor Who fandom, and I’m very much in a minority and the episode has sparked a lot of comment on various forums / social media. It’s a pit we waste so much time…
There’s an offer on the new-look Big Finish website for Fifth Doctor stories. You can read the news item here: Offers on Fifth Doctor stories. There’s fourteen titles to choose from, and in case you’re stuck I thought I’d recommend a couple of favourites.
Of December 2019’s two main range Doctor Who releases, Paul Magrs’s The Muse of Fire is far and away the most quirky. The idea of the Seventh Doctor, Ace, Hex, Iris Wildthyme, Panda and others might seem a lot for any story to handle, but rest assured Paul Magrs is up to his highest standards in The Muse of Fire. You want…
Ahead of tonight’s fifth episode of series 11 (The Tsuranga Conundrum), Big Finish has revealed its Fifth Doctor offers: THIRTEENTH DOCTOR SPECIAL OFFERS WEEK 5. Along with the regular content, there’s a chance to grab The Peterloo Massacre, by Paul Magrs. Enjoy! \\\ Message Ends ///
This week (13-19 April, 2018) there’s special offers on several Fifth Doctor titles from Big Finish. Full details are: FIFTH DOCTOR SPECIAL OFFERS. There’s a lot of good titles, and the news piece is pushing Iterations of I from the Fifth Doctor Boxset. I rather like Paul Magr’s Lady of Mercia and Eddie Robson’s Fanfare for the Common Men. There are other titles…
