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Inferno
Fiction is an on-line Doctor Who Fiction Fanzine. First created in the
80's when fanzines were the norm, the fanzine has now lept onto the
world wide web and is enjoyed by many across the world!
The
stories featured are from the original pages of the printed fanzine and
now include a collection of new material never printed or seen anywhere
before.
by Huw Llewellyn Davies
by Robert Hammond
by Nathan Mullins
by Neil Hunter
by Simon Cogan
by Neil Hunter
by James D. Quinton
by Stephen Lyons
by Darren Field
by Simon Cogan
by Colin John
by Darren Field
by Neil Hunter
by Darren Field
by Robert Hammond
by Stuart Brown
by Robert Hammond
by Colin John
by Ian McPherson
by Darren Field
by Martin Day
by Ian McPherson
by Rober Hammond
by Darren Hitchings
by Ian McPherson
by Stuart Brown
by David Agnew
by Robert Hammond
by Ian McPherson
by Andrew Lane
by Chris Orton
by Colin John
by Stephen J Thomas
by Ian McPherson
by Ian McPherson
by James Watts
by Colin John
by Robert Hammond
by Chris Orton
by Ian McPherson
by Colin John
by Ian McPherson
by Francis Cave
The debut issue of Doctor Who fanzine Panic Moon is available now in good old fashioned paper and ink format. It’s small (A6 format and 28 pages) but perfectly formed. Just right for reading on the bus. Inside you will find:
 Reviews of each of the series five stories; explorations of the characters of the eleventh Doctor and Amy; a review of the K9 series; a look at the redesign of the Daleks; a roundup of other recent paper zines in 2010’s fanzine renaissance; a review of Big Finish’s recent output; thoughts on the work of Chris Chibnall, on the use of death in Steven Moffat’s episodes, and on madness, monsters and metaphor in Vincent and the Doctor. Plus some stunning illustrations.
priced £1.10 inc p&p Details on how to order are available from the Panic Moon website.
Issue four of The Finished Product, the unofficial companion to the Doctor Who audio series from Big Finish Productions, is now available.
This issue concentrates on the UNIT spin-off series, looking at the genesis of the UNIT series, featuring the original character outlines given to the writers, through to the free Doctor Who Magazine UNIT story The Coup, and the making of all four of the stories. There's also a look at what could have been if a second series had gone ahead. The issue features contributions from John Ainsworth, Ian Brooker, Jonathan Clements, Robert Curbishley, David Darlington, Ian Farrington, Joseph Lidster, Ian McLaughlin, Gary Russell, and Edward Salt, plus many never-before-seen pictures from the recording sessions.
There's also an interview with popular Big Finish composer Russell Stone.
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Don't forget you too can contribute artwork or fiction to this site.
All submissions will be considered.
Regards
THE DOCTOR WHO INFORMATION NETWORK (DWIN) was founded in 1980 and continues to serve hundreds of fans in Canada, the USA and other countries around the world. It was one of the first Doctor Who clubs in North America, and is the longest running Doctor Who club on the continent.
 DWIN publishes an award winning bimonthly fanzine entitled Enlightenment.
The club also publishes Doctor Who fan fiction in its fiction anthologies Myth Makers (short stories) and Myth Makers Presents (novel-length stories and special collections) fanzines. Both of these publications have also won awards.
DWIN also puts on Doctor Who conventions, and fan events. The most recent full convention was Who Party 13 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in November 2001, with guests John Leeson, author Lance Parkin, author Paul Ebbs and Artist Steve Johnson. In October of 2004 Who Bash was held in Toronto, Ontario. It was a one day Doctor Who celebration with New Series Writer Rob Shearman as our special guest and in 2005 it held Bad Wolf One, a guest-less one-day event in Toronto.
To learn about DWIN why not look around their site. If you have any questions, please feel free to write info@dwin.org or click on the link to the right of the site. ~~~
The FANZINE VAULT is a new item to the home page which will feature, not only brand new fanzines but will take a nostalgic look at fanzines past...including Skaro, Gallifrey, Dynatrope and more. This months featured fanzine is issue one of 'Panic Moon' details of which you can find to the left of the site below our list of fiction.
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DOCTOR WHO ONLINE features COMIC SHOTS. A comic take of the first Doctor's adventures. The first four adventures, AN UNEARTHLY CHILD, THE DALEKS, EDGE OF DESTRUCTION and MARCO POLO have been written and drawn by ALEX DEMPSEY
with the latest instalement THE KEYS OF MARINUS written by PAUL HANLEY and drawn by SHAWN VAN BRIESEN. Checkout the COMIC SHOTS by following the link on the right to the main site and follow the links from there. Enjoy!
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THE DOCTOR WHO APPRECIATION SOCIETY is the oldest surviving Doctor Who organisation in the world, with members across the globe. The Society offers members the opportunity to meet other fans through their local groups network and regular social events.
Their monthly magazine 'Celestial Toyroom' is the longest runing Doctor Who magazine currently in existence, and all members are welcome to contribute. They regularly offer members access to discounted and signed items of merchandise and there is a discount available at DWAS organised conventions.
Check out the new look DWAS website where you can find information on how to join, reviews on recent episodes of Doctor Who as well as take part in any online polls. Also news of up and coming events. You can follow the link here or click on the DWAS logo to the right.
The society has recently updated its site with a section looking at some of the merchandise from over the years going back to the early days of the series and up to the present day. THE CELESTIAL TOYBOX features amongst others, a Dalek money box from 1965, Turkish versions of some of the original Target Books to the 11th Doctor's Sonic Screwdriver!
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UPDATES
'Illusion Of The Daleks' by Huw Llewellyn Davies is now online. 'The Last Train Home' is nearing completion, and features the 10th Doctor and Rose. Other fiction will shortly appear online including, 'The Master Of Portballintrea' by regular contributer ian McPherson, 'Doomsday' by Darren Field, 'Suffocation' by Nathan Mullins our first 11th Doctor story and 'Park Junction' by Colin John which is a sequel to 'The Last Train Home' but features the 5th Doctor!
Monthly issue from
THE CRADLE OF THE SNAKE
by Marc Platt
"The Mara is in all of us, deep in our minds. In our darkest thoughts, that’s where it started. Some people call it a demon, but that’s too simple. It’s about temptation."
Tegan's nightmares have returned. Seeking to banish the snake-like Mara from his companion's psyche, the Doctor sets course for Manussa, the creature's point of origin. But the TARDIS arrives instead in the heyday of the Manussan Empire, where infotainment impresario Rick ausGarten is preparing to turn dreams into reality.
The sun is setting on the Manussan Empire… and it's all the Doctor's fault.
Starring
Peter Davison as The Doctor
Janet Fielding as Tegan
Sarah Sutton as Nyssa
and Mark Strickson as Turlough
PROJECT: DESTINY
by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright
1999: Leaving her infant son behind, a young mother named Cassandra Schofield departs Bolton, seeking a better life amid the lights of London.
2004: Despite the best efforts of the time-travelling Doctor, 'Cassie' Schofield dies on Dartmoor, a vampirised victim of the sinister organisation called The Forge.
2021: All grown up, and a nurse at St Gart's Hospital, Thomas Hector Schofield – known as 'Hex' – meets, and becomes a companion to, that time-travelling Doctor… but remains unaware that his alien friend knew his mother, and watched her die.
1854: In the Crimean War, Hex takes a bullet, and is seriously injured. The Doctor promises to return him to St Gart's.
2025: Now. In a London ravaged by a deadly contagion… destiny awaits.
Starring
Sylvester McCoy as The Doctor
Sophie Aldred as Ace
Philip Olivier as Hex
Both available 30th September 2010
THE LAST TRAIN HOME
by Colin John
UNFINISHED BUISNESS
by David Hankinson
THE MASTER OF
PORTBALLINTREA
by Ian McPherson
JUDAS PRIEST
by Colin John
DOOMSDAY
by Darren Field
VOICES FROM THE PAST
by Michael Stevens
PARK JUNCTION
by Colin John
SUFFOCATION
by Nathan Mullins
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BE IN SEVENTH HEAVEN
WITH DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE 425!
In his most candid interview to date, lavishly illustrated with never-before-seen photos, SYLVESTER McCOY talks at length to DWM about his long career, on being the Seventh Doctor – and what he thinks about Doctor Who today…
“I’m delighted that they’ve done such a good job in bringing it back. I’m so proud to have that connection with this very successful programme. It wasn’t allowed to be successful when I was doing it. At the time, I didn’t know why. It was only afterwards that I realised I wasn’t given a fair crack of the whip. I wish I had been…”
Also this issue:
A BRIEF HISTORY OF TIMEY-WIMEY!
Time travel – what are the rules? And can those rules be broken? In an in-depth feature, DWM examines the knotty problems of paradoxes and time loops, and explores the incredible phenomenon of timey-wimeyness throughout the history of Doctor Who!
A NIGHT AT THE PROMS!
It’s the music event of the year! DWM dons its dinner jacket and journeys to the Royal Albert Hall to talk exclusively to the people responsible for the Doctor Who Prom, including composer MURRAY GOLD, conductor BEN FOSTER and executive producer STEVEN MOFFAT. Packed with behind-the-scenes photos from the Prom, this is the definitive account of the making of the show!
THE GOLDEN AGE OF TELEVISION!
The Doctor and Amy take a trip to Tokyo and discover that too much TV can be really, really bad for kids, in the first episode of a brand new comic strip adventure by Jonathan Morris and Martin Geraghty – THE GOLDEN ONES!
ART TREASURES OF HISTORY!
What have a Roman mosaic, a painting by Toulouse Lautrec and a long, floppy scarf got in common? They all feature in the brand new audio series starring TOM BAKER as the Fourth Doctor, Demon Quest! DWM catches up with the legendary Tom, co-stars RICHARD FRANKLIN and SUSAN JAMESON, writer PAUL MAGRS and many more in an exclusive report from the recording of the adventures!
THE WORLD’S GREATEST PLAYWRIGHT!
William Shakespeare – the most talented dramatist in history or a letch with bad breath? Find out the truth (according to Doctor Who!) behind the man and his works, as The Fact of Fiction extracts every nuance of meaning from the literary triumph that is the 2007 Tenth Doctor adventure, THE SHAKESPEARE CODE!
THE WRITER’S TALE
Doctor Who’s head writer, STEVEN MOFFAT, reveals all about being shy, being recognised, and the Eleventh Doctor’s most recent adventure – defusing a bomb at the Proms! – in Production Notes.
THE ANGEL OF THE NORTH!
DWM catches up with Hex, the hunky nurse who accompanies the Seventh Doctor and Ace on their audio adventures, aka actor PHILIP OLIVIER, who reveals his experiences of attending conventions, being recognised in the street and what he really thinks about Doctor Who fans…
Plus! All the latest official news, Previews, Reviews, Competitions and much, much more!
Novel Who
by Chris Pederson
A light reference to the novelizations of all the televised classic Doctor Who stories. Done in the 80s programme guide style, each entry may have information on the writer's influences and  inspirations, what was dropped from the script and put back in the book, how the author tried to improve on the televised story, reviews, publication numbers, and other information that will help you appreciate and enjoy the books. The cover is by Doctor Who artist Daryl Joyce and the size and feel is made for it to fit in snuggly with your growing collection of Doctor Who paperbacks.
The Glamour Chase
by Gary Russell
‘Why are you here? I mean – who are you, exactly?’
An archaeological dig in 1936 unearths relics of another time… And – as the Doctor and Amy realise – another place. Another planet. But if Enola Porter, noted adventuress, has really found evidence of an  alien civilisation, how come she isn’t famous? How come Amy’s never heard of her? Come to that, since she’s been travelling with him for a while now, how come Amy’s never even heard of the Doctor?
As the ancient spaceship reactivates, the Doctor discovers that nothing and no one can be trusted. The things that seem most real could actually be illusion. Obvious illusions could be real – and deadly.
Who can the Doctor trust when no one is what they seem? And how can he defeat an enemy who can bend reality itself to their will? For the Doctor and Amy – and all of humanity – the buried secrets of the past are very much a threat to the present…
Nuclear Time
by Oli Smith
‘My watch is running backwards.’
Colorado, 1978. The Doctor and Amy arrive in Appletown – an idyllic village in the remote American desert where the townsfolk go peacefully about their suburban routines.
But when two more strangers arrive, things begin to change.
The first is a mad scientist – whose warnings are cut short by an untimely and brutal death. The second is the Doctor… As death falls from the sky, the Doctor is trapped.
The TARDIS is damaged, and the Doctor finds he is living backwards through time.
With Amy being hunted through the suburban streets of the Doctor’s own future and getting farther away with every passing second, he must unravel the secrets of Appletown before time runs out…
The King's Dragon
by Una McCormack
They called it the Enamour. It turned minds, sold merchandise, and swayed elections. And it did its job far too well…’
In the city-state of Geath, the King lives in a golden hall, and the people want for nothing. Everyone is happy and everyone is rich. Or so it seems.
When the Doctor and Amy look beneath the surface, they discover a city of secrets. In dark corners, strange creatures are stirring. At the heart of the hall, a great metal dragon oozes gold. Then the Herald appears, demanding the return of her treasure… And next come the gunships.
The battle for possession of the treasure has begun, and only the Doctor and Amy can save the people of the city from being destroyed in the crossfire of an ancient civil war.
But will the King surrender his new-found wealth? Or will he fight to keep it…?
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Auton: Shock and Awe'
by Robert Hammond & Matthew West
PLEASE NOTE: THIS BOOK CONTAINS ADULT THEMES. IT IS A HUMOUROUS, AFFECTIONATE, IRREVERANT AND OCCASIONALLY DISTASTEFUL LOOK AT DOCTOR WHO, AND CERTAIN ITEMS COULD BE CONSIDERED OFFENSIVE BY SENSITIVE READERS. BASICALLY, THINK 'VIZ' AND 'PRIVATE EYE' MEETS DOCTOR WHO...
SHOCK: Swearing, nudity.
AWE: A woman to whom you pay money for sex.
Take the above and add them to the Blue Peter  Annual, give it a Doctor Who theme and you have “Auton”. The Auton book contains nearly 85% new material and 15% of old tat from the first 19 issues of this irreverent and adult Doctor Who fanzine, and traces of (slightly fuzzy) nuts. Covering all eras of Doctor Who from 1963 right up to the finale of Matt Smith’s first season. Packed with dark dispatches from cynical, hilarious and frankly juvenile members of Doctor Who fandom, this book is only for those who like their humour risky and who are not afraid to laugh at themselves and their favourite TV show. Welcome to the twisted world of fandom’s blackest sheep.
The authors are donating 100% of their proceeds from this book to be divided equally between three charities - The Multiple Sclerosis Society, The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths, and the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice.
In glorious full colour and illustrated throughout. Price £19.99 Order from www.hirstbooks.com
Torchwood: The Official Magazine
issue 22
Torchwood: The Official Magazine includes the latest news from the Torchwood set in Cardiff, exclusive cast and crew interviews, behind-the-scenes features on the show’s special effects and 10 pages of original Torchwood comic strip fiction!
We'll break news about the show and the magazine to our Facebook fans, give you an exclusive peek at each issue's comic strip imagery, and much more!
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