Doctor Who: Too Broad and Too Deep

Shadowmind

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Jason Miller from the Doctor Who Literature podcast to discuss Christopher Bulis' debut Doctor Who novel (and book cover!), Shadowmind. 

White Darkness

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Gareth Bowley to discuss Stirling's own David A. McIntee's debut novel White Darkness - featuring the debut of the iconic white linen suit! 

Lucifer Rising

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Alex Wilcock to discuss joint debut authors Andy Lane & Jim Mortimore's venture into Doctor Who range with Lucifer Rising.

Deceit

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Joe Ford from Hamster With a Blunt Penknife to discuss range editor Peter Darvill-Evans' debut Doctor Who novel, Deceit, in what is perhaps the most bluest episode of the podcast so far.Apologies for the audio quality in advance, we had some tech hiccups!

The Pit

Anthony & Alasdair make it to Neil Penswick's debut novel, The Pit - one with quite a bit of reputation around it in Doctor Who fandom. 
 
With special mention to Power of 3's podcast interview with Neil Penswick: https://m.soundcloud.com/powerof3pod/262-the-pit?si=11de2a38b4934e9eacdbc2605e7c5e5a&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

The Highest Science

Alasdair & Anthony are joined by Ross Van Gogh to discuss the eleventh Doctor Who Virgin New Adventure, The Highest Science.

Transit

Anthony & Alasdair are joined again by Jim Trenowden to discuss Transit - Ben Aaronovitch's debut into the Virgin New Adventures. All aboard for this bumpy ride into one of the most...known Doctor Who VNA book!

Love and War

Joe Ford from the "Hamster with a Blunt Penknife" podcast joins Anthony & Alasdair in discussing Paul Cornell's 2nd outing into the Doctor Who Virgin New Adventure Range - Love & War. They discuss the introduction of Professor Bernice Summerfield, Ace's departure, and if there we're going too dark in the "Timelord McTorious" version of the Doctor.

Nightshade

Toby Hadoke joins Anthony & Alasdair to discuss Mark Gatiss' debut novel, Nightshade! It's 23rd December 1968 in Crook Marsham, Yorkshire. The Doctor is trying to figure out if he can continue being judge, jury, & executioner of time and space, but residents are disappearing from the village. What lurks beneath the moors? It's 23rd December 2024, and Anthony, Alasdair, & Toby ask - does this first Doctor Who novel not tied to an arc within the Virgin New Adventures hold up, or does the memory cheat?

Cat's Cradle: Witch Mark

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Barry from the Glasgow Doctor Who Society, to discuss the final book in the Cat's Cradle "trilogy", Witch Mark.