Whenever the Doctor travels with a non-regular “gang,” there’s always a sense that several of them, if not all of them, are going to die before we get to the end of the story. In…
There is a long and proud tradition in science fiction of terrifying tales where there is essentially no bad guy, but where systems engineered for a particular purpose will do it irrespective of any inconvenient…
To some extent, everything about the Fifteenth Doctor’s era signalled a shift towards a younger audience again. As with around two-thirds of the Thirteenth Doctor’s time in the Tardis, there was an emphasis on primary…
The Well, by Russell T Davies and Sharma Angel-Walfall, was largely well regarded when it was broadcast as part of Season 15 (or Season 2, depending on your preference) of 21st century Doctor Who. Bringing…
James Goss, Dan Starkey, and modern Doctor Who stories about mad gods have a good thing going on. Previously, the three were united on the audio novelisation of the final 60th anniversary story, The Giggle. …
The Robot Revolution saw the start of Ncuti Gatwa’s second (and as it turned out, final) season as the Doctor. It introduced new companion, Belinda Chandra (played by the reader here, Varada Sethu), re-introduced the…
First thing’s first – yes, Empire of Death is the novelisation of both parts of the Series 14 (or Season 1 if you absolutely must) finale, including The Legend of Ruby Sunday as well as…
Let’s not beat around the bush here. Some Doctor Who full length novels and audiobooks miss the mark. Some are fine. Some are fun. And then, just occasionally, you get one that truly gets the…
Doctor Who versus the Sasquatch? Yes, Babes! On a primal level, the title of this new BBC audio for the Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday sounds like one of the “factual” books of the late…
With the Fifteenth Doctor’s first series done and deathly dusted, and nothing for it now but the long slog of almost exactly half a year up to the Christmas special, Titan Comics stands ready to…
