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I have just received my copy of Doctor Who UNIT Declassified , a 114-page whopper from the makers of  Doctor Who Magazine , timed to coincid...

I had a happy time on Saturday at the BFI’s annual Missing Believed Wiped, where we get to see clips and full episodes of old TV recently re...

I've written a short piece for the Telegraph about writer Malcolm Hulke, "The communist who turned Doctor Who into an eco-warrior...

The Making of Doctor Who by Malcolm Hulke and Terrance Dicks — their names in that order — was published in paperback by Piccolo on 20 Apri...

In Part I  of this two-part epic, we looked at the way that this novelisation does — and doesn’t — follow on smoothly from the preceding adv...

First published in hardback and paperback on 21 October 1976, this novelisation opens with an attention-grabbing first paragraph: “The tall ...

“A thirteen-course brain banquet” boasts the back cover of this 160-page anthology from 1970, comprising six short stories and seven essays ...

The new issue of Big Finish's free magazine Vortex includes a feature on the forthcoming audio boxset Space Security Service - Bret Vyo...

My first edition paperback of this novelisation, published on 22 July 1976, has clearly been well loved. The pages are dog-eared, the front ...