Treading the Boards

This month's feature is That One With The Killer Robots, all about the time when Robots of Death and Storm Mine caused a sensation at the Manchester Fringe Festival... as stage plays! Find out how and why in this retrospective from Gareth Kavanagh, the producer of the shows.

Acquiring Target!

At long last, the essay collection You On Target, covering Doctor Who fans' relationship with the Target novelisation series and featuring articles by Alan Stevens and Fiona Moore (on The Invasion of Time and Attack of the Cybermen respectively) is available to purchase from Amazon. Click the link to read what we and many others have to say about it!

Butterflies Are Free

The Doctor Who Appreciation Society's annual for 2019 is also still available for free, and has an updated version of our article on The Web Planet. Click on this link to download the DWAS Annual, and on this one if you just want to read the revised article.

Disco Inferno

Just a note to say that the Doctor Who Appreciation Society's Celestial Toyroom Annual for 2020 is out and, since the theme is the Pertwee Era, has updated versions of our articles on The Mutants and Inferno. You can download the annual for free it at this link, and we've also revised the articles on site with the new material.

Vocs on YouTube

The Voc in this video is voiced by none other than Greg de Polnay, whose autograph you will automatically receive if you buy the Kaldor City 6-CD set. The other autographs include Peter Miles, Trevor Cooper, Brian Croucher, Paul Darrow and David Collings!

And we're back online!

The website is now up and fully functional-- and with more bandwidth than ever!

Can't find the Kaldor City website? Don't worry.

Just a warning that we're changing our web hosting service at the moment: we hope this won't involve any downtime during the migration, but if you look for the site and find it's not there-- please be assured this is only temporary and we'll be back up again soon!