The Art Of Time Travel by Peter Mckinstry (book review).
Peter McKinstry is a commercial artist who achieved an ambition with his love of ‘Doctor Who’ by becoming one of its illustrators at…
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The Doctor travels through time and space in the TARDIS, encountering friends, monsters and civilisations across the Doctor Who stories. This entry covers the television series and its related adventures.
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Peter McKinstry is a commercial artist who achieved an ambition with his love of ‘Doctor Who’ by becoming one of its illustrators at…
I came across this book, ‘Doctor Who: Special Effects’ by Mat Irvine, on e-auction recently and realised I’d never come across his first…
‘The Art of Doctor Who’ is a remarkably slim volume that only recently resurfaced from my collection, having acquired it a couple of…
The Earth is under threat. Everybody seems to want to fight everyone and they all think they are right and everyone else is…
‘Wild Blue Yonder’ works very well as a treatise on how hard it is to know a person; it’s also full of frantic…
Having started life as a comic this reimagined ‘Doctor Who’ episode, ‘The Star Beast’, becomes a novel and so the printed word wins.…
A cursory look before I started reading reveals the book, ‘Whotopia: The Ultimate Guide To The Whoniverse’, is divided into 6 sections, with…
‘Timeless Adventures’ is a short unofficial wander through the amazing adventures of ‘Doctor Who’ on TV and other media. It’s remarkable that, despite…
I stumbled upon ‘KKLAK!: The Doctor Who Art Of Chris Achilléos’ entirely by accident, and the mere sight of Achilléos’ name (1947-2021) was…
This new novelisation, ‘Doctor Who: The Evil Of The Daleks’, for the approaching 60th anniversary, has been issued with a flourish and a little…
‘The Zygon Invasion’ was two episodes in the TV ‘Doctor Who’ series and here it has been compressed into one novel. It follows…
The memorable title of ‘Kerblam!’ brings us to a rather depressing future where everyone orders their goods from a central location and all…