Free Zine from the Doctor Who Appreciation Society!

The DWAS are making their celebrated zine, Cosmic Masque, available free to download.

From their website:

"Cosmic Masque was first published by the Society back in 1977, and was at that time a vehicle for fan fiction. The magazine appeared regularly up to issue 25, when publication ceased until a special download was produced in 2013.

The new volume of Cosmic Masque is all about 'being a fan' and as well as the traditional staple of fan fiction, also features merchandise and book reviews and articles on on some of the many things we, as Doctor Who fans, get involved with to pursue our interest in the Time Lord. "

Click here to get your copy.

In the Days when Neither Bowties nor Sneakers Were Cool

The first 50 Things... of 2016 is here, with The Greatest Show in the Galaxy! Throughout this “50 Things...”, we suggest you substitute the words “Eighties Who” for “Psychic Circus”, and see where the parallel leads you.

Telos News

Happy new year everybody and all the best for 2016!

Telos Publishing have just released their holiday newsletter-- click here for news of the republication of By Your Command: The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Battlestar Galactica volumes I and II, and of Telos' many other SF and horror offerings!

Holiday Ordering Dates

Happy holidays! Just to remind you that if you want to purchase any of Magic Bullet's CDs or multibuys (with autographs!), this coming Friday (18th) is the last day to order for them to arrive before Christmas. Downloads, of course, can be purchased right up to the last minute!
http://kaldorcity.com/orders.html

50 Ways to Happiness

Because the holidays are all about pantomimes, costumes, satire and boxes of liquorice allsorts, this month's 50 Things... is 32 Cool Things About "The Happiness Patrol" (and 18 Stupid Ones). Find out the truth behind the rumour that Doctor Who was in the grip of radical leftists in the 1980s! Debate whether the writer's original ideas were better than the final serial! Marvel at the weaponization of musical notes during the McCoy Era! And gasp at the similarity between Daisy K's wig and a pound-shop duster!

Corpse Marker Audiobook

In case you didn't know, Chris Boucher's sequel to "The Robots of Death," Corpse Marker, is now an audiobook, read by David Collings. Listen to Kaldor City before Kaldor City!

Nyder in DWM

Just a quick Hi! to everyone who's here because they saw the Peter Miles interview in the Doctor Who Magazine special issue on "Davros and Other Villains". Kaldor City and Faction Paradox CDs are available to purchase here (including multibuy discounts and autograph offers):

http://www.kaldorcity.com/orders.html