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Doctor Who: The Nu-Humans (11th Doctor Original) by Cavan Scott (CD review).
Just another day with the Ponds in the TARDIS. The Doctor has landed them on the planet Hope Eternal. It’s like Earth but…
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October 2012
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Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Uncertainty Principle by Simon Guerrier (CD review).
Zoe Heriot returns again, the older but alas no wiser woman now in the custody of the mysterious Company who seek to get…
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Doctor Who Companion Chronicler: Project Nirvana by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright (CD review).
‘Project Nirvana’ is a ‘Companion Chronicle’ that forms part of the series of adventures with Lysandra Aristedes (Maggie O’Neill) and Sally Morgan (Amy…
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Doctor Who Companion Chronicles: The Time Museum by James Goss (audio review).
Ian Chesterton is an old man and finding himself adrift in a place made of his own memories doesn’t sound like it would…
September 2012
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Doctor Who: Black And White by Matt Fitton (audio-book review).
‘Black And White’ is the second in the series of three in the main Doctor Who range. The three stories are also complemented…
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Doctor Who: The Androids Of Tara by David Fisher
‘The Androids Of Tara’ has been completely re-written into novelised form for this special release of the audio book, the original one was…
August 2012
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Doctor Who: The Oseidon Adventure by Alan Barnes.
At the end of ‘The Trail Of The White Worm’, the Doctor and Leela were in dire straits. The Master had them under…
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Doctor Who: Lost Stories: Guardians Of The Prophecy by Johnny Byrne and Jonathan Morris.
Temporal distortion means a forced landing on a planet called Serenity. The Sixth Doctor knows this place because it’s the only remaining planet…