For a story like Four to Doomsday, what else could we do but give you three terrific interviews, with two guests?

Up first is Jason Davis (@TheJasonDavis), writer and editor extraordinaire, of TheJasonDavis.com, This interview was recorded live at Gallifrey One in Los Angeles in February 2023, and you already heard the first half of that interview in my Harlan Ellison special. This is the rest of that conversation.

Then I was joined on short notice by Matt West (@WingedPodcast) of Q the Winged Podcast and Miwk Publishing (on which Matt gives me a pronunciation lesson).

Followed by a return visit from Jason Davis.

Between the three of us and the three interviews, he hit just about every corner of science fiction from television to the printed page.

You can find some more of Matt's work on the original Pyramids of Mars DVD.

And Jason (this podcast's Jason) was most recently on Trap One to discuss the Season 9 Blu-ray Collection.

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As much as I love Season 18 and its novelizations... the Season 19 premiere, "Castrovalva", and its novelization, are right up there. Especially the novelization, says my guest this week, Graeme Burk (@graemeburk) from Reality Bomb. We both read out favorite passages from the book -- and then quickly get off on several wide-ranging tangents, before coming back to the greatness of "Castrovalva".

Simon Guerrier (@0tralala) recently tweeted out the first page of David Whitaker's unfinished novelization of "The Enemy of the World".

Groucho Marx duets with his then 8-year-old daughter on a song from The Mikado.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmEuXaea8rY

Graeme references the 1964 documentary on Culloden, which can be found here.

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The new trailer for the Autumn 2023 Doctor Who specials is up!

Conrad Westmaas (@HairOfTheHound_) is back this week as we discuss "Meglos". Conrad tries to win back his 20 Questions crown... how well will that go? We also play a lively game of show-and-tell.

The "Josie and the Pussycats In Outer Space" series can still be found on DVD.

The full cut of Peter Howell's "The Astronauts", mentioned this week, can be heard in full.

"Doctor Who – Meglos" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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It's 1983! And the second-ever novelization of a Peter Davison story, released just in time for the end of TV's Season 20.

Joining me this week is Frazer Gregory (@FelixFrazer). We have an epic discussion of "Time-Flight" the book and TV, and play an involved game of "Target Books First Lines" -- turning the tables on Frazer after he sprung this game on ME on an earlier episode.

You can hear a lot of Frazer's recent appearances on other Doctor Who podcasts such as WHO Corner to Corner.

And Jim Sangster (@MonsterMaker), who contributed the excellent show open this week, can recently be heard on Reality Bomb and the Doctor Who Target Book Club Podcast.

You can read Waris Hussein's 1963 diaries here.

Also mentioned in this episode is David Gerrold's very funny book about the genesis of Star Trek: TOS "The Trouble with Tribbles".

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What is The Sun Makers on TV? A simple satire on 1970s' British taxation? A subversive takedown of capitalism? Colonialism? All of these things? Lewis Baston (@LewisBaston5) has written the book on this story -- literally -- and is back this week to discuss with us.

Please purchase Lewis' Black Archive volume on Sun Makers here.

Last week, one memorably cranky reviewer on Apple Podcasts described my guests as "ghastly woke zombies". You bet we are! And even more of that this week. Jim Sangster (@Monster_Maker) has gone ahead and designed the Ghastly Woke Zombie T-shirt.

And friend of the podcast Brian Burkart has given us the K-9 Roomba.

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One of Jason's favorite Doctor Who TV episodes and novelizations is the subject of this week's episode.

Joining me is long-time Doctor Who author Jonathan Blum, back for his third appearance.

Kate Orman was on the schedule but unable to join us this week, but please purchase and listen to her incredible new Big Finish audio novel, The Dead Star.

John Fraser, who was the principal guest star in Logopolis, wrote a terrific autobiography several years ago which you can still find -- even if, sadly, the book doesn't describe his three weeks on Doctor Who.

Jason's most recent guest spot on the Doctor Who Target Book Club Podcast can be found here.

"Doctor Who – Logopolis" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter.

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Joining me this week to wrap up the E-Space Trilogy -- the first story in the trilogy is the last to be novelized -- is Jim Sangster (@Monster_Maker), the designer of our excellent new logo, and the musical genius behind... well, you'll hear it within today's episode.

Check out Jim's RedBubble Store, my official Doctor Who convention T-shirt outfitter, and from which Jim wore a selection during our recording for this week.

You can catch Jason on the most recent podcast guest appearance on the most recent episode of Gallifrey's Most Wanted.

This week's episode frequently references James Cooray Smith's excellent Doctor Who-themed Substack.

A new James Bond novel is out, and author Kim Sherwood has a surprising connection to Doctor Who's "Full Circle"...

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This week, it's the first Peter Davison novelization, the first Season 19 novelization, and the first photographic cover. We love all three, no surprise.

Our guest is the superb @Quark_McMalus of Trap One Podcast.

You can find an image of the proposed (and rejected) cover painting for this novelization here.

Doctor Who: Doom's Day Hours 14-11 by M.G. Harris is due out in August.

We have a new logo beginning this week and it's all thanks to @Monster_Maker! It's absolutely lovely and I can't believe it's mine!

If this week's book sounds familiar, it's possibly because the Doctor Who Target Book Club Podcast covered it last week, also with the help of @Monster_Maker.

And don't forget to tune in NEXT week, when our special guest is... @Monster_Maker.

The full 1963 version of "Meet the Mets" can be found here.

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Welcome to your weekend of Jason. This weekend I can also be found on the following just-released podcast episodes:

We're All Stories in the End: Camera Obscura

Trap One: The Season 2 (William Hartnell) Blu-ray Collection

Doctor Who Literature: The Eight Doctors

Meanwhile this week, the ubiquitous Si Hart brings his talents back to DWLit. And brings not one, not two, but, how gratifying, THREE copies of the Leisure Hive novelization.

We also discuss the significance of Lalla Ward's bathing costume, the many splendors of Season 18, and whether or not, when it comes to playing "20 Questions", Si is smarter than an AI program.

Doctor Who Literature is now a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network.

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Happy April 1st, y'all!

The topic of our annual April Fool's episode is Terrance Dicks' generally derided 1997 novel The Eight Doctors. But, no fooling, Stacey and I just get into a pretty hard-hitting debate about all sorts of things related to the book.

Back with a regular episode tomorrow!

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