#doctor who novels

[dandelionjack]

so in case anyone’s wondering how Mr Miles is doing. the pattern continues. he must be exhausted

[space-stone-rose]

Another one from the Dalek novelization. What a great book.

[dw-ebook-preservation-society]

Welcome to the Doctor Who eBook Preservation Society

See original post.

What is this?

"This" is just a bunch of nerds making properly formatted EPUBs (convertible into other file types (e.g. MOBI, AZW3)) of Doctor Who books! It was started because @blazing-dynamo wanted to read properly formatted Eighth Doctor Adventures, however has expanded.

Currently the main focuses are Eighth Doctor Adventures, New Series Adventures, and Virgin New Adventures.

How far along are you?

EDAs: 31/74

NSAs: 2/?

VNAs: 2/84

PDAs: 1/76

Have you done the book I want?

Check the folders or the masterlists (EDAs, NSAs, VNAs) to see if the book you want has already been made. If not, send a request through this form or an ask. The form is preferred.

I found an error in a book

Send the error report through this form. Despite its title, it is for all books. Alternatively, you can send an ask, though the form is preferred.

I want to help out

Great! Join the Discord server here.

I have another question

Check the FAQs page or post, or send and ask.

[tenr0se0]

The Nightmare of Black Island

Just read the first scene of em

I FELL HARD

[georgiacooked]

IT’S BOOK RELEASE DAY!!

My new-adventures book for the fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday is now officially out in shops! You can buy it most places that sell books! I’m both excited and terrified. This is my first fully-published novel, and my first time writing long form prose for an IP. I’m still so pumped to have been asked.

If you like themes of family and identity, unexplored historical settings, a real-life battle on a vast frozen lake, and eldritch horrors from beyond the stars (with a tiny bit of actual horror thrown in there too, because it’s me), consider picking up Ruby Red!

(And did I mention Millie Gibson reads the audio book??? Ahhhhh!)

[lookmomitsmytmblr]

Hello fellow Ten/Donna peeps. As I know our people are starving, I have come to offer some crumbs from the novel "Shining Darkness" by Mark Michalowski.

1: (twinkly glare is such a good description of her oh my goodness)

2: The Doctor wishing (his) Ginger Goddess was there to protect him (he is definitely the damsel in this relationship)

3: Donna just loving herself because wholesome (and she's right on all counts. Queen.)

4: Donna THROWING HERSELF into his arms and burying her head in his chest. And then punching him. (And him obviously enjoying the hug, which makes him smile despite being sad in this scene)

5: Donna thinking about her and the Doctor just missing each other in a way that sounds a lot like they are a married couple (they are)

6: This needs no explanation (actually it does. The man has a crush.)

7: This never specifies that she took her head off his shoulder. For all we know she put her head on his shoulder and inhaled deeply and had a heartfelt conversation with him and. I'm so normal about them.

Okay that's all bye.

[badxwolf]

Absolutely losing all of my marbles over the Doctor being on drugs and just thinking “I like Rose” over and over again like it’s his default thought

[urfavssins]

fitz kreiner from doctor who novels

[tinkerbitch69]

OwO what’s this?!

My favourite doctor? My favourite companion?! MY FAVOURITE CLASSIC NOVEL?!!!

Good to know someone at bbc books is making books for me specifically. 🥰

[st4rshiptr00per]

finished up something from when i was reading Set Piece heehoo. i think i need to add a second panel at some point tho

[firephoenix2305]

Rogue novelization spoilers below!! Beware!!

I mean. I just.

Aaaaaaaaaaaa fndjfndjdjddnsnfjjejxenfjzjfnsjdjdfjdjdndkdnd.

If they don't bring Rogue back in season 2, I am torching the BBC with RTD inside it very politely telling them to bring him back.

Plus, the "You're beautiful" 😆😆😆I will EAT whoever the hell decided to cut that line.

And, lastly, I thought in the episode the Doctor and Rogue already seemed as much into each other as humanly possible; but the book? Goodness gracious me.

You all already know I won't shut up about this in a million years, right?

Right.

<3

[howthebestwaslost-blog]

[space-stone-rose]

From the novelization of Dalek

[dragons-are-epic]

Thirteen days to go!

[lurking-latinist]

best bit in Lungbarrow is when Ace digs in the Doctor’s pockets and finds (decades since they parted) that he’s still got two of her cans of Nitro-9, terrifyingly rusted

[edapparently]

Rogue [Novelisation] by Kate Herron & Briony Redman - My Thoughts

Doctor Who has always been a special thing for me. When I was younger and dealing with a lot of homophobia being directed at me, it was one of my few safe spaces Knowing that for a few weeks, every Saturday, I could escape and indulge in science fiction was a big drive to keep me going during that time So, naturally, it was a very big moment for me to watch The Doctor fall into a gay romance, even just for an episode and even after I had long left that toxic environment behind me I sobbed at the end of the TV episode. It was everything I had been waiting for, if 13 year old me had seen Rogue he probably would have fainted And then, a little while ago, I was in Waterstones with @spiritbox713 (a dangerous combination) and I spotted the Doctor Who books on the shelf. I remember thinking the new blue spines and covers were beautiful and then actually noticing which stories were there All 3 of the 60th specials (get in!), Space Babies (meh), 73 Yards (oh?) and Rogue (OOHH!!!) I was then stuck for a good few minutes deciding which ones I wanted to get. That is aside from Rogue, I knew I was taking that one home I decided on 73 Yards, not that it mattered, as @spiritbox713 decided he would buy the rest of them for me anyway behind my back. Like the amazingly generous and cunning best friend that he is (I love you dude, I owe you a lot (told you it was dangerous)) And so I read the books in order, like the nerd that I am, and finished Rogue last night and I cannot praise it enough I am, as is the case with every one of my book thoughts posts, completely biased towards my own opinions and emotional attachments And I am totally and absolutely biased in thinking that Rogue is one of the best Doctor Who novelisations out there I love the balance of the period piece with the interjections of sci-fi, my particular favs being the flash back at the beginning (along with all of Art's moments ngl) and the chapter that attempts to describe what is known about the Chuldur And I love how drenched in camp everything is with the period characters. The Duchess and Lord Barton (Chuldur and non-Chuldur) are so entertaining to read and it makes perfect sense for the Chuldur to want to invade this particular party Speaking of the Chuldur, I honestly think they're pretty underrated, though there are some lines they have I'm not the biggest fan of. They remind me, funnily enough, of toxic fan culture. Of someone's ego making them feel they HAVE to be the interesting or main character And, as I have already said, I am a huge sucker for The Doctor and Rogue's romance. Even with how brief it is In short, Rogue (the book) is one of my all time favourite Novelisations and I look forward to seeing and reading more from Kate Herron & Briony Redman