Issue 116

From The Vortex: Graeme Burk asks: “What if Doctor Who actually came back to TV?”
WhoLine: Derek Jacobi is the Doctor (sort of), the books are back in North America, special audio and DVD releases and more
Crater Of Needles: Why The Time Monster is the truest, purest example of Doctor Who ever. Yeah, John Anderson said The Time Monster…
Fluid Links: Looking back at the novelisation of Remembrance of the Daleks with Robert Smith?
FanLife: Sean Twist looks at the good, the bad and the ugly in Doctor Who Magazine
Shada: Douglas Adams’ lost story is brought back in a new BBCi webcast, and Richard Salter reviews it
Dangerous Davison: Peter Davison is interviewed
The Land of Fiction: Graeme Burk opens up The Cabinet of Light. Plus: reviews of Auld Mortality, Creatures of Beauty, Doctor Who and the Pirates, Short Trips: Zodiac, Reckless Engineering, Loving The Alien, Planet of Giants, Underworld, Dalek Empire II: Dalek War, Wonderland, and Shell Shock
Whispers of Terror: A new occasional column on the Doctor Who audios by Ian Mond. This time: how to write visual scenes in audio

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