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The Avengers The Lost Episodes adapted by John Dorney (CD review).

Ah! ‘The Avengers: The Lost Episodes’. It’s a bit of a conundrum knowing what to say about these new audio

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Doctor WhoMusic/Audio

Doctor Who: Afterlife by Matt Fitton (CD review),

With the fallout, from ‘Gods And Monsters’ haunting Ace and the Doctor, it’s time to make some amends in the

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Cold Days (The Dresden Files book 14) by Jim Butcher (book review).

Harry Dresden is back in Jim Butcher’s 2012 released book ‘Cold Days’. The long road to health is sort of

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Doctor WhoMusic/Audio

Jago & Litefoot: Series Six Box Set by Jonathan Morris, Matthew Sweet, George Mann and Justin Richards (CD review).

The peregrinations of the perpetually perspicacious Henry Gordon Jago and the sanguineous, occasionally sanctimonious Professor George Litefoot continue to amuse

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Doctor Who: Lost Stories: The Queen Of Time by Brian Hayles, adapted by Catherine Harvey (cd review).

One of the Lost Stories, ‘The Queen Of Time’ was to be a Second Doctor adventure with JaMie and Zoe

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Dark Shadows: Beyond The Grave by Aaron Lamont (CD review).

If you have ever watched BBC classic ‘Ghostwatch’, you will enjoy a little taste of the thrill of live broadcasts

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Doctor Who: 1963: The Assassination Games by John Dorney (CD review).

It’s November 1963 and a familiar figure appears in the London underground and saves ‘Chunky’ Gilmore’s life. It’s the Umbrellas

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Doctor WhoMusic/Audio

Destiny Of The Doctor: The Time Machine by Matt Filton (CD review).

Ooh, Timey-wimey! I fell in love with ‘Destiny Of The Doctor: The Time Machine’ and it wrapped itself around me

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Doctor Who: Death’s Deal (Destiny Of The Doctor 10) by Darren Jones (CD review).

It’s the turn of the Tenth Doctor to follow his destiny and down on the plant of Death’s Deal, all

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BooksHorror

Wolf Moon Rising by Lara Parker (book review).

Hungry like the wolf? Then snarf up the ‘Dark Shadows’ novel ‘Wolf Moon Rising’ and get your fix of the

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