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Another of Europe’s most famous is the Vikos Gorge in Greece, which is also known by some as Greece’s Grand Canyon. According to the Guinness Book of Records, it takes the much sought-after “deepest relative to its width” crown.
Photograph: Jon Arnold Images Ltd/Alamy
Obverse Books is on a mission: The Black Archive range critically analyses Doctor Who serials between 1963 and the present day.
To kick off their "Black Archive Week”, the Doctor Who Companion website has an exclusive interview with Philip Purser-Hallard (Black Archive range editor), Jon Arnold (author of Black Archives #1 and #10, on Rose and Scream of the Shalka), and Kate Orman (author of July's The Black Archive #12: Pyramids of Mars).
Jon Arnold writes about creating his Black Archive about "The Scream of the Shalka" and uncovering details of a road-not-travelled in Doctor Who ...
Out Now: Charity Anthology, Master Switches from Altrix Books
Out Now: #DoctorWho Charity Anthology, Master Switches from @AltrixBooks
Altrix Books has released an anthology volume, Master Switches, focusing on the Doctor’s main (fr)enemy. And it’s all in aid of The Stroke Association. These short stories cover numerous incarnations of the evil Time Lord, and act as a follow-up to the popular Master Pieces, released in 2019. Here’s what Master Switches is about: After a series of adventures without the Doctor (Master Pieces),…
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Celestial Toyroom 515 now out
Celestial Toyroom 515 now out @DWASOnlines #DoctorWho
Celestial Toyroom 515 If you’re a DWAS member, you may well have the latest Celestial Toyroom 515 by now. The focus is very much on some reflective (even philosophical) pieces. Of them all I most enjoyed Every Single Line, Actually by Jon Arnold. Your mileage may vary. +++ Message Ends +++
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Read an Exclusive Extract from The Black Archive: The Eleventh Hour
Read an Exclusive Extract from The Black Archive: The Eleventh Hour
Not sure what to read next? Obverse Books has the answer, and has given the DWC an exclusive extract from The Black Archive #19: The Eleventh Hour!
It’s Eleventh Doctor Week at the Doctor Who Companion, so this sample takes us right back to the beginning of that era – Matt Smith’s debut episode, which also introduced Karen Gillan’s Amy Pond and Arthur Darvill’s Rory Williams. Here’s the synopsis…
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The Eleventh Hour for the Black Archive The Black Archive welcomes Matt Smith's Eleventh Doctor in their nineteenth release, Eleventh Hour. It's the third Black Archive for the prolific Jon Arnold who also did
Reviewed: The Black Archive #10 - Scream of the Shalka
Reviewed: The Black Archive #10 – Scream of the Shalka
You don’t get many books about Scream of the Shalka. In fact, up until now, you pretty much get Scream of the Shalka; the novelisation of the webcast both written by Paul Cornell. It might get some references in books like Downtime and Who’s Next and Richard E. Grant’s Shalka Doctor might turn up in cameos in books like The Tomorrow Windows, but you don’t get whole books. Certainly my own…
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