Doctor Who fans: Please attend carefully. The message that follows is vital to the future of your book collection.   Renegade, diabolical madman, jackanapes and Prime Minister… the Doctor’s ‘best enemy’ and the universe's second most famous Time Lord is about to...

You and Who is the definitive volume on what it means to be a Doctor Who fan. Compiled over the winter of 2010/11 by Doctor Who fan and Starburst columnist/reviewer J.R. Southall, this book is a collection of over 60 personal essays on the subject by fans of all ages, all backgrounds,...

After 34 years playing Doctor Who's long-serving robot dog K9, and being the original man behind the mask of Rainbow's Bungle Bear, John Leeson is known yet unseen, to millions. Now you can get to know the man behind two of classic TV's most enduring characters.  The Flight of the Budgerigar...

Shooty Dog Thing: 2th & Claw b y Paul Castle and Jon Arnold     ‘Shooty Dog Thing: 2th & Claw’ follows hot on the heels of the internationally acclaimed ‘Shooty Dog Thing’ ‘best of’ collection. Containing 100% new material, ‘Shooty...

PLEASE NOTE: The hardback of this title will be available from late April - please bear this in mind when ordering. The paperback is in stock. Please make your selction when ordering. All books come with an exclusive postcard bookmark signed by the author and with a pre-print of Patrick Troughton's...

Witty, self-effacing and painfully honest; the themes of life, death and laughter come together as Daphne Ashbrook recounts her many on-and off-screen scrapes with mortality. Packed with rich anecdotes from her career in TV, stage and film, this refreshingly candid and conversational memoir...

"There've been a lot of companion autobiographies lately. Blue Box Boy is, by far, the best of the crop. Gold Star." - Doctor Who Magazine, August 2010 Matthew Waterhouse has carefully abridged his popular and best-selling Doctor Who memoir, and added some new material that isn't...

Two thirty-something Doctor Who fanatics sharing a flat in Blackpool, out of pocket, out of luck and clinging to the hope that Life Begins at 40... Jeff is a barman, constantly forestalling marriage to his neurotic new-age girlfriend, preferring the company of Pete, an agoraphobic misfit...

Doctor Who gets the history it deserves, written by an insider. "Doctor Who" is a classic both of science fiction and television drama. First broadcast in 1963, it has remained an influential TV presence ever since, is now the jewel in the BBC's crown. As a vehicle for satire, social...

Genial, well-spoken, charming – a man you can't help but like. Join him as he dons his multi-coloured coat of justice, and tilts relentlessly at the giants of social malfeasance, moral iniquity, and soulless hypermarkets. Take a glimpse into his life as a father, actor,...

'The Life and Times of Jackie Jenkins', as featured in Doctor Who Magazine (1997 - 2000, plus exclusive new material. Doctor Who Magazine's flirty female diarist is back! Jackie Jenkins: cool, sexy and a little bit naughty. Jackie is a girl who views the world through TARDIS-shaped windows....

Since the 1970s, Doctor Who fans have written and produced fanzines. Some of the most quirky, passionate and subversive writing is still to be found in the pages of lovingly crafted, home-spun, desktop-published fanzines, and Shooty Dog Thing is no exception. Cool and accessible, Shooty Dog Thing is...

"There've been a lot of companion autobiographies lately. Blue Box Boy is, by far, the best of the crop. Gold Star." - Doctor Who Magazine, August 2010 As a boy Matthew Waterhouse loved Doctor Who: he watched all the episodes and read all the novels and comic strips. What...

Here, for the first time, is a collection of Colin Baker's short stories, dealing in subjects as diverse as murder, mystery, true love, ingenuity, despair and farcical misunderstandings, with a hint of horror here and there as well as some insight into the minds of some unusual people. If you like...

To many, Colin Baker is the sixth Doctor Who; to some, he is the villainous Paul Merroney in the classic BBC drama The Brothers. But to the residents of South Buckinghamshire he is a weekly voice of sanity in a world that seems intent on confounding him. Marking the 15th anniversary of his regular...