As swiftly and silently as a shadow, the Doctor's space-and-time ship, the TARDIS, appeared in a succession of planets each as different as the pebbles on the beach, stayed awhile and then vanished as mysteriously as it had come...
(David Whitaker, Doctor Who and the Crusaders)
Purloined from the exquisite biomechanical computer systems of the Catchvane, the Wordsmiths of Lingua have deciphered, transcribed and generally squabbled over the Doctor's vast gallimaufry of cosmic ventures. While many have been recorded by reliable sources, they are more curious of the accounts that have, as the Tellurians would say in their idiosyncratic tongue: "fallen through the cracks." The Wordsmiths' efforts to document these lost exploits are furnished in the tomes below, left by a divergent scion and reappropriated for the Earth's admittedly primitive global computer network...
Every point in Time has its alternative, join these brave accounts as they delve into the myriad scourges and wonders of alternate Time. [Available Now!]
Celebrating twenty years of Doctor Who at Big Finish, essayists have joined together to analyse Big Finish's storytelling. [Available now!]
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The birth of a species is a dangerously powerful thing, what if another spider found its way into the cradle of the Daleks? [Available Now!]
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Celebrating twenty years of Doctor Who at Big Finish, writers the world over have banded together to commemorate Paul Spragg. [Available now!]
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