Doctor Who: The Clockwise Man

MOTHER: look at this. look at the state of your wardrobe. save your money and BUY SOME MORE CLOTHES, stop BUYING BOOKS!! ME: yes mother ME, LITERALLY TWO HOURS LATER: *buys the first ten books of the New Who Adventures* MOTHER: *pops up out of nowhere* hi can you wash the - DID YOU JUST BUY TEN DOCTOR......more

As I've posted about on my journal earlier, the Ninth Doctor, Christopher Eccleston, completely sold me on being a Doctor Who fan at last. And as I have also lamented, Mr. Eccleston held the role for entirely too little time. So I was rather interested when I was browsing at the University Bookstore......more

I am going to be upfront and just admit that I am a massive fan of Doctor Who. Anything even remotely related to Doctor Who immediately catches my attention. It's still a little while to go until the next series and finding myself going through a serious case of withdrawal, I have decided to give th......more

As a stand-alone book, poor. As a companion to television Dr. Who, pretty good. I mean, you don't expect something like this to be a bestselling medal-award-winning novel, do you? So I think reviewers that say it's basically a waste of time, though not in so many words, are being a bit harsh, becaus......more

The first batch of New Series Adventures featuring the Ninth Doctor and Rise, more importantly these initial set rekindled my love of reading. Set in 1920’s London. The Doctor and Rose plan on visiting the British Empire Exhibition, only to get tangled up in a mysterious hunt for a inhuman murderer. I......more