Doctor Who: Too Broad and Too Deep

Anthony & Alasdair are back after a brief break - with Joe Ford conjuring up many imaginative situations in the Land of Fiction, as they explore Steve Lyons' debut Doctor Who novel, Conundrum. 

As Doctor Who celebrates its 30th Anniversary, so too did many celebrate the publication of the first woman and first non-Brit to write for the Virgin New Adventures!

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Jason Millar once more, to discuss Daniel Blythe's debut Doctor Who novel The Dimension Riders, released in November 1993 - the show's 30th anniversary.

Neil Cameron of the Glasgow Doctor Who Society joins Anthony & Alasdair to discuss Jim Mortimore's first solo Doctor Who novel, Blood Heat - where they discuss Silurians, alternate worlds within Doctor Who, and why Glasgow should be the centre of Silurian command!

Anthony & Alasdair are visited by Jim in his jade pagoda to discuss David Banks' debut novel Iceberg. Can the Cyberleader himself bring justice to the Cybermen in the era of the Virgin New Adventures for Doctor Who? 

Anthony & Alasdair discuss the last Nigel Robinson Doctor Who New Adventure, Birthright - where Benny explores Edwardian London, and Ace is stuck in the far-flung future.

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Jason Miller from the Doctor Who Literature podcast to discuss Christopher Bulis' debut Doctor Who novel (and book cover!), Shadowmind. 

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Gareth Bowley to discuss Stirling's own David A. McIntee's debut novel White Darkness - featuring the debut of the iconic white linen suit! 

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Alex Wilcock to discuss joint debut authors Andy Lane & Jim Mortimore's venture into Doctor Who range with Lucifer Rising.

Anthony & Alasdair are joined by Joe Ford from Hamster With a Blunt Penknife to discuss range editor Peter Darvill-Evans' debut Doctor Who novel, Deceit, in what is perhaps the most bluest episode of the podcast so far.