We're bringing you five New Adventures in five days, as we look at the Alternative Universe cycle.
This quintet of novels began in the 30th anniversary year, as someone changed events in history, creating a new universe for the Doctor, Ace and Bernice to explore.
We've an exclusive new interview with Jim Mortimore, and speak to cover artist Jeff Cummins, plus readings and discussion on this novel.
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426: Kingmaker
Our search for unmade Richard E Grant Doctor Who stories continues, as we unearth another - Kingmaker.
Written by Jonathan Clements, this six-parter would ultimately be given life as an audio, becoming Immortal Beloved for Big Finish.
We bring you the full story, as we talk to Jonathan and bring you the full six-part version.
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425: Iceberg (Redux)
We bring you another redux edition of a previous episode today, with a revamp of an episode that was originally released 200 editions ago - Iceberg.
We speak to author David Banks and discuss his New Adventure featuring the Cybermen.
Our redux now includes the DWM prelude, plus another reading from the book by the writer, plus more extensive reviews from the time of release, plus current ratings.
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424: Birthright (Redux)
We've previously featured Birthright on the podcast, but a long time ago...
So, we've given it the redux treatment, with lots of extra material, including book readings, the DWM prelude, and reviews from then and now.
Plus, the original interview with Nigel Robinson as there at the heart of it all.
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423: Shadowmind
We're looking at the 16th New Adventure in our latest episode, as we feature the first Doctor Who novel by the soon-to-be prolific Christopher Bulis.
Our interview features several readings from the writer himself, plus we have the DWM prelude that appeared to publicise the novel.
Stand by to find out how Chris became involved with the range - another fascinating insight with a friend of the podcast.
A podcast discussing Doctor Who-related items, more often than not in threes, whether stories, guests, or anything else.
Featuring a regular team of hosts, including Kenny Smith, and David Steel (not the former Liberal Party MP, MSP and leader).
Our other regular conspirators are Dr John Bollan, Stephen Day and Matt Michael, with irregular appearances from the podcast's founding father, Tom Harris (the former Labour MP).
We also welcome a host of great Doctor Who guests, using "Kenny's bottomless address book" (c) David Steel.
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