Doctor Who And The Daemons

One of the best Third Doctor stories gets an equally great novelisations by one of the stories original writers, it’s a shame that this is Letts only novel for the Target range. The story plays with themes of magic and the occult can be explained by scientific reasoning, especially as one of the thre......more

This is one of my very favorite Doctor Who novelizations. The episode was first broadcast in May and June of 1971, and was the fifth and final serial of the show's eighth season. It starred the third version of The Doctor, who was accompanied by the fierce and feisty Jo Grant. The UNIT team played a......more

A really close adaptation of the televised story with few emellishments, other than Sam. Illustrations by Alan Willow this time.......more

The Doctor's adventures don't get much more exciting than this ... a quaint village in the English countryside, magickal ceremonies straight out of the Aleister Crowley playbook, Daemons, the Master, and (shudder) Morris Dancing. Possibly the most sinister Morris Dancing in the history of English le......more

[URL not allowed] This was one of those books which, on rereading, very much lived up to my fond childhood memories. It is funny, witty, adds bags of backstory to both minor and major characters (the account of the Doctor and the Master growing up together on Gallifrey o......more