WHOTOPIA ISSUE 32: DOCTOR WHO IN PRINT

DOUGLAS ADAMS AND DOCTOR WHO
Adams’ stories come to life as novelisations, Jessica Chaleff shares her thoughts.

INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR NICK MELLISH
Bob Furnell speaks with Whotopia’s longest-running columnist, and his plans for the ‘Target Trawl’ book.

WHO YOU BUILD 5
Dave Etches explores more full-scale Doctor Who model making

COLUMN: MASTER WHO PART 5: PRINTS OF DARKNESS
Dan Tessier explores the Master as depicted in print.

REVIEW: THE DOCTOR FALLS
Jon Arnold reviews the Series Ten finale.

REVIEW x 2: TWICE UPON A TIME
Matthew Kresal and James P Quick take turns to steer us through Peter Capaldi’s festive farewell.

COLUMN: WHOLIFE: COOKING IN THE TARDIS
Grant Bull raises a glass to one of the more unusul Doctor Who books.s

REVIEWED: TWELFTH DOCTOR NOVELS
Dan Tessier tests the waters with three new Twelfth Doctor adventures.

REVIEW: THIS TOWN WILL NEVER LET GO
Matthew Kresal gives us the lowdown on Lawrence Miles’ Faction Paradox novel.

INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR ROBERT MAMMONE
Bob Furnell sits done with writer, editor and all-round creative engine Rob Mammone to discover the secrets of writing.

REVIEW: SCRIPT DOCTOR
Jez Strickley takes a second look at the Sylvester McCoy era through the eyes of its script editor, Andrew Cartmel.

TARGET NOVELIZATIONS AND ME
Jessica Chaleff ponders the world of collecting Doctor Who books.

COLUMN: THE AUDIO ARCHIVES: ISH
Andrew Screen reviews the Sixth Doctor story Ish.’

MEMORIES OF AMNESIA: THE EIGHTH DOCTOR ADVENTURES
A reflection on the Eighth Doctor book range by Dan Tessier.

INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR RICK CROSS
How does a writer get plugged into the professional circuit? Whotopia regular Matthew Kresal speaks to Candy Jar Books author Rick Cross.

LOOKING AT COVERS
Hamish Crawford takes a tour of the series’ bookcover artworks.

COLUMN: THE BLACK ARCHIVES INVESTIGATED
Andrew Screen continues his look at the Black Archives collection.

REVIEW: CLASS NOVELS
Nick Mellish critically examines the latest run of series-extending novels, this time derived from the Doctor Who spin-off Class.

COLUMN: THE CURATE'S EGG: PETER HAINING
Richard Michaels shines a glowing light of approval on one of the series’s most prolific historians.

BOOKMARKS IN TIME
Two nostalgic book slices by David P. May.

RETROPLAY: THE GUNFIGHTERS
A recently uncovered review of The Gunfighters (1966) written by the late Gary Phillips.

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