Hamster Book Club - The Doctor Who Book Club Podcast

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Hamster Book Club - The Doctor Who Book Club Podcast

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Transit by Ben Aaronovitch (featuring James Lark, Jason Thompson & Ian Winterton)
23/1/2026 | 2h 43 mins.
Joe, James, Jason & Ian have a feisty discussion about trains, semen, companion could have beens, a drunk Doctor and some substantial worldbuilding. Can a consensus be reached on the most controversial of Doctor Who books?
Remembrance of the Daleks by Ben Aaronovitch (featuring Jason Thompson, Ian Winterton & James Lark)
23/1/2026 | 2h 10 mins.
Join Joe, Jason, James & Ian as we read and critique the very first New Adventure - and it's a Target novel! Brilliant character insight, dynamic Dalek POVs and continuity heaven.

Artwork by Dan Pinn
Theme by James Lark
Reading by Ken Moss
Jonathan Morris Interview
21/1/2026 | 1h 17 mins.
A republish or an interview I conducted last year with the brilliant and imaginative Jonathan Morris to tie into our Anachrophobia discussion this week. Here he talks about all of his Doctor Who books to date.
Anachrophobia by Jonathan Morris (featuring Mark Donaldson)
19/1/2026 | 1h 11 mins.
Appropriately for a story about time going round and round, Anachrophobia gets a second airing on the book club but this time with focus on the Sabbath arc as Joe & Mark continue to explore the time travel horror in the second half of the EDAs...
The Burning by Justin Richards (featuring Andrew Batty, Luke Sims-Jenkins & Jon Arnold)
14/1/2026 | 1h 41 mins.
Another book club tackles a Doctor Who arc in print - the 'Caught on Earth' arc that kick starts with The Burning. The Doctor has no memory, and a fiery force is tearing from the ground to take over the Earth...

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About Hamster Book Club - The Doctor Who Book Club Podcast

For all your Doctor Who Book needs - the Hamster Book Club serves up debate, laughter and some wonderfully smart and mad opinions on Doctor Who books, fiction and non fiction! The artwork is by Dan Pinn, and the theme is by James Lark. Thank you, gentlemen!

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