Whovians everywhere continue to enjoy the new shows and old, and look for new and unique ways to show their fan dedication. A cherished project from self-proclaimed 'Super Whovian', author and chef Colleen Maguire lovingly replicates and interprets a wide range of cuisines from across time and universe, and ties them in with specific characters and episodes throughout Time Lord history. Mouthwatering, tried and true dishes that are not reshaped or repurposed food. Delicious recipes for grown-up Whovians! Fresh from the series that defined sci-fi, comes the cookbook that will elevate Whovian parties to a whole new level - or Time Vortex! Allon-sy!

    But the Doctor discovers that the process is flawed, causing Lazarus to transform into a rampaging monster.

    For over a decade Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett provided a regular comic strip Doctor Who? For Marvel Comics (now Panini) in Doctor Who Magazine.For the first time all their strips are collected here, together with strips from specials, annuals and yearbooks as well as their two previously published books It’s Bigger on the Inside and The Doctor Who Fun Book.Each strip has been lovingly restored and where possible scanned from the original artwork to present them, many in full colour, as never before.

    My Dalek has a Puncture is a frank, no holds barred look at Simon's life and work written by Simon himself. We hesitate to call it an autobiography as it is in equal parts educational, informative, motivational and heart breaking.

    That’s because Doctor Who fans are gloriously weird, uniquely different and sometimes entirely outlandish. And so is this book.Celebrating ten years of Modern Doctor Who, OUTSIDE IN 2 is a collection of 125 original reviews, one for every story from Rose to Last Christmas. Well, we say “reviews” but we mean that loosely: within these pages, you’ll find articles in two voices, letters to the Daily Mail, memoirs, lists, poems, diaries, text messages, scripts, a quiz, job applications, role-playing games, a choose-your-own-adventure, Latin translations, recipes, wedding vows, haikus, insurance claims and musical numbers… not to mention insightful and thoughtful articles, examining Modern Doctor Who from just about every aspect imaginable. And then some.Provocative, engrossing, hilarious and utterly gonzo. These aren’t your father’s reviews.Featuring contributions from Barbara Hambly, Daniel Blythe, Dorothy Ail, Graeme Burk, Jonathan Blum, K. Tempest Bradford, Kate Orman, Lance Parkin, Nick Abadzis, Paul Simpson, Philip Sandifer, Scott Alan Woodard, Steve Lyons, Tat Wood, Sam Maggs and over a hundred more!