Book Review: The Secret Lives of Monsters by Justin Richards
Ignorance is not bliss. It is the alien invader’s greatest advantage. Tales of unearthly beings have long circulated among us, from legends of intelligent life on Earth before Homo Sapiens to conspiracy theories about what really happened at the Battle Continue Reading
Book Review: Wallowing in Our Own Weltschmerz
Doctor Who is now in its fifty-first year and enjoying its 12th 13th 14th latest of many actors to take on the lead role. Every era is different, each actor brings their own style to the role, each producer and Continue Reading
Book Review: Robert Holmes - A Life in Words by Richard Molesworth
Those who know the work of scriptwriter Robert Holmes will not be at all surprised by the effusive and expansive appreciation in which he is held today by his colleagues, peers, and contemporaries. Whether writing scripts for the far-flung fantasies Continue Reading
Book Review: Script Doctor by Andrew Cartmel
The Sylvester McCoy era has become one of the most well-documented periods of Doctor Who’s history. A lot of ground has been covered by Sophie Aldred and Mike Tucker’s memoir Ace!, by DWM interviews, convention panels, the US TV documentary Continue Reading
Book Review: Wit, Wisdom and Timey-Wimey Stuff
“All of time and space. All things that ever happened or ever will. Where do you want to start?” From a junkyard in Totter’s Lane to the fields of Trenzalore, the last of the Time Lords has navigated the past, Continue Reading
Book Review: Adventures With The Wife in Space
Long term relationships for Doctor Who fans can tend to become love triangles of sorts. Your girlfriend/boyfriend/spouse/whatever you like to call them (I refuse to say “Partner”, it’s a relationship, not a law firm) and your since-childhood relationship with The Continue Reading
Book Review: The Essential Guide by Justin Richards
A guide that includes all eleven incarnations of the Doctor and facts on his adventures in space and time, companions and foes like the Daleks, Cybermen and Ice Warriors. Another 50th anniversary tie-in and celebration of five decades in time Continue Reading
Book Review: Twitter Who by Hannah J. Rothman
By Matthew Kresal The return of Doctor Who to television screens in 2005 and its ongoing success not only introduced a new generation of fans to the new series but also to the show as it once was. As a Continue Reading
Book Review: Now On The Big Screen by Charles Norton
By Paul Driscoll As if the existing plethora of TV episodes, spin off programs and novels and audios was not enough to satisfy our hunger for all things Doctor Who, fandom harbours a relentless fascination for unearthing the “what might Continue Reading
Book Review: The Vault by Marcus Hearn
Drawing on unseen and iconic material from the BBC archive and private collectors, The Vault is an unforgettable journey through 50 years of Doctor Who, via carefully selected photographs, props, costumes designs, production memos, letters, scripts and more. This is Continue Reading
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