Today, six hundred cardboard book wraps arrived!
Friday, 2 October 2026
Monday, 28 September 2026
Even the Cat Approves!
Here is the proof copy of the forthcoming monograph, The Daleks' Master Plan: The Making of a Television Serial.
Final page count: 352.
Final word count: 97,300.
That is fifty thousand more than originally conceived, but the pre-order price — including postage — remains the same.
This no-holds-barred analysis features unique colour and black-and-white illustrations by Tim Keable, an amazing cover design by Colin Bockhurt, a reader-friendly layout by Paul Winter, plus an absolutely scorching foreword by Michael E. Briant.
To say this publication rewrites Doctor Who history would be... well, you can decide.
As to when you receive your book... we are subject to the publisher's whims, but expect more updates soon!
Although the hardbacks have now sold out, you can still get the paperback edition at the pre-order price until the 19 October cut-off date.
Tuesday, 22 September 2026
Magic Bullet's New Daleks Adventure
Alex Lewczuk, for Midweek Drive, interviews actors Peter Wicks and Martin Clothier, sound designer Chrisi Pashley, and producer Alan Stevens about Magic Bullet Productions' latest free audio release, Daleks: The Solution.
Monday, 21 September 2026
The Hinchcliffe Years: A Masterclass in Doctor Who
Recently acquired this beautifully produced book from CutAway Comics, The DNA of Doctor Who: The Hinchcliffe Years.
This has always been my favourite era of the programme, and so it's heartening to see that Gareth Kavanagh has produced another winner!
This large-format book is available to purchase here.
Friday, 18 September 2026
The Daleks' Master Plan — Hardback Update.
Due to the large number of orders received for the hardback edition of The Daleks' Master Plan: The Making of a Television Serial, I am temporarily suspending sales and conducting a full count.
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
Wednesday, 9 September 2026
Ticking Clock
Please note: remaining stock of the bonus disc is running extremely low, so copies will be allocated strictly on a first-come, first-served basis.

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