Nov 12, 2025
Dromedary camel By: Dan Freeman From: Animals of the World: Camels 1980
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Dromedary camel By: Dan Freeman From: Animals of the World: Camels 1980
Richard Serra, Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles, CA, 1972 [Studio Bruno Tonini, Gussago (BS). J.N. Herlin Inc. (Online Antiquarian Bookshop). Art: © Richard Serra / ARS, New York]
Every version of the Doctor - 235 - 236
Stephen Fry and Julian Wadham as the Minister of Chance.
A Time Lord of Gallifrey who was acquainted with the Doctor, the Minister appeared in the webcast "Death Comes to Time." The original intention was that, after the Doctor's death, he would take up his mantle. In this vein, the EDA "The Tomorrow Windows" showed him as one of the Doctor's possible next forms, and he was specified to be one of the Four Elementals who survived the War in Heaven.
Going against this, though, is that his TARDIS was revoked at the end of "Death Comes to Time," and when he returned in a new regeneration in The Minister of Chance audio series, he was travelling the backwaters of the universe using a magical formula to create doors.
Just saw the announcement from a few weeks ago, it looks like Arcbeatle Press (of Cwej: The Series fame) is releasing a Minister of Chance novel, written by its creator Dan Freeman!
The Minister of Chance is based around the character of the same name that Freeman first created for the Doctor Who webcast Death Comes to Time in 2001. The Minister of Chance got its own award-winning audio drama in 2011-14, stripped of direct Doctor Who elements but featuring Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, and Paul Darrow in major roles. Its a little unique in being a lot closer to high fantasy than the DWEU's usual science fiction bent.
More info about the book is at the links below!
“I know the formula for doors,” says the Minister, vanishing through the one he has just created in mid air. Teenage barmaid Kitty isn’t the
Editor James Hornby talks to award-winning author Dan Freeman about his upcoming book, The Minister of Chance. Q: For those who have never h
It sounds like this will be a sequel to the audio series, but it could also be a novelization (the details are a little vague). It'll be out at the end of June!
Fucking yes!
The Side Look of a Barcelonese #761 : Untitled © Dan Freeman :
The Side Look of a Barcelonese #761 : Untitled © Dan Freeman :
Dromedary camels By: Dan Freeman From: Animals of the World: Camels 1980
Feral camel in Tunisia By: Dan Freeman From: The Desert 1977