Doctor Who Book Club

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Chris (from the UK) & Matt (from the US) discuss a Doctor Who novel each month, from a variety of ranges. Read along as we explore the written worlds... 📚

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The Circuit Breaker sequence has probably been the best of these multi-media stories. This novel gives an interesting insight into the Fugitive Doctor, and indeed into how Jo Martin sees the character...

Doctor Who: Circuit Breaker: The Kaleidoscope by Jo Martin, hardback book with dust jacket, illustration shows Jo Martin as Fugitive Doctor, and Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones, standing on a Caribbean beach with Silent creatures in the surf behind them.
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'Doctor Who: Fear Death by Water' (2025) was magnificent. I didn't know about the real-life history of Grace Darling but I will look her up further. 15 and co were well-written, as was the book. I love the ocean, primal forces, etc. Brilliant. Possibly my favourite 15 novel so far.

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#booksky #book 6768 Doctor Who Decalog 3 - Consequences / Andy Lane & Justin Richards (Virgin 1996) 10 interventions by 1 of the 7 Doctors altering the course of the cosmos. I return keenly to read "Continuity Errors" a funny, sad, dazzling 7th Doctor tale by a Scottish teacher called Steven Moffat

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Una McCormack has for me one of the most distinctive voices of all Doctor Who tie-in writers. Besides Rob Shearman, she's the only one where you could give me a blank book without a name on the cover, and I could say with some confidence "this is a McCormack, isn't it?" #DoctorWho

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OTD 2002: Faction Paradox – The Book of the War Probably the best of all Doctor Who short-story anthologies* A metatextual encyclopaedia of the Time War, spinning Heaven, vampires, James Whale and the Great Houses’ Morbius into a rich, bewildering tapestry of imagination

Faction Paradox – The Book of the War Edited by Lawrence Miles Cover: Seemingly a man and a woman posing for a portrait, in Eighteenth-Century dress and skull masks
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Our own Robin CM Duncan appears as the narrator of this month's Doctor Who Book Club. Get your fix at the links below! @robincmduncan.bsky.social

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