The Fifteenth Doctor is back in an all-new adventure - and we're not talking about Joy to the World (yet!).

Today, we take a look at the latest original novel from BBC Books, Eden Rebellion, and speak to author Abi Falase about their first Doctor Who work.

We've also got an excerpt from the audiobook, read by Genesis Lynea.

If we all lived our lives a little more like our favourite Time Lord*, then things might be a little less manic.

Well, that's assuming we prefer the Doctor over the Master, the Rani, Borusa, Chancellor Valyes or even Castellan Kelner.

Today, we speak to co-author Peter Anghelides, about The Daily Doctor.

It's only a few days until the broadcast of the Second Doctor in colour!

As we get ready for The War Games, we've dug out a classic Second Doctor adventure from the Power of 3 bookshelf.

Today, we speak to Steve Lyons about writing The Murder Game, the second BBC PDA release. Editor Steve Cole pops by too!

Better late than never, we bring you two more exclusive Season 25-related interviews.

We spoke to David John Pope about playing the Kandy Man, and Eric Luskin, about creating The Making of Doctor Who - Silver Nemesis, a few months ago.

However, Doctor Who Magazine were interested in them, so they appeared in print first, and now, we bring you the full conversations with the pair!

If you like being made to think about your Doctor Who viewing, the chances are you'll be more than aware of the Black Archive series.

Launched by Obverse Books in March 2016, the Black Archive sees writers tackle a Doctor Who story, analyse and dissect it, and give their own take on it.

We speak with Stuart Douglas, the range publisher, about how it came to be, and their latest book, which examines A Christmas Carol. He also explains about their charity release, The Six Doctors.

For more details visit www.obversebooks.co.uk/theblackarchive/

It's official - the next Doctor Who animation is another First Doctor tale.

The Savages is being brought back to life, as all four episodes have been recreated in animated form, and married to the original soundtrack.

Dave and Kenny share their thoughts, recording from the Power of 3 mobile recording studio (aka Kenny's car)

Remember when the Doctor encountered Queen Victoria, when she was mourning her husband, Prince Albert, and had an adventure in Scotland?

Yes, of course we're talking about 2004's Fifth Doctor PDA, Empire of Death, by David Bishop.

As if Russell T Davies would ever use an elements from one of David's stories, or nick his story title.

Oh, no... wait...

We're joined by David Bishop who discusses the novel, and its original Bidmead-esque title...

Our readings are courtesy of James Hadwen-Bennett, whose fan-produced reading of the novel can be heard at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzNtNqZdyNC-S-cZTDWWZDAX73d-1vKU9

It's that time of the year when we all get excited - there's a new Doctor Who Annual on the way.

Gone are the days of Mission for Duh and X Rani and the Ugly Mutants, plus weird lurid acid-trip illustrations.

Instead, we have Paul Lang looking after it all, and he tells how work started on this some twelve months ago!

It's back for a new lease of life in 2024, just in time for Christmas.

Some 38 years after it was originally published, Harry Sullivan's War has been released as audiobook by BBC Audio.

We present an extract from the book, and speak with the man who has brought it to life - Christopher Naylor.

Lifelong Doctor Who fan Chris tells us about his career to date, and how he came to play Harry Sullivan for Big Finish.

Have you even wondered what happened to certain characters on Doctor Who, and what they did before we meet them on TV?

If so, then The Adventures Before is the book for you, featuring eight tales that prelude the greatest adventures of various Doctors.

We chat to writers Mark Griffiths and Gary Russell about their entries, preludes to The Daleks and The Five Doctors.

Another book to consider for Christmas!