Category Archives: Book

Novelization Review – ‘Doctor Who – City of Death’

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Yeah, you’re probably asking why I’ve done this review on the Target novelization of ‘City of Death’ by James Goss when I’ve already reviewed the original chunkier novelization of ‘City of Death’ by James Goss. But please feel free to check out my thoughts on this slimmer, condensed novelization of the story. Continue reading

Book/Audio Review – ‘Doctor Who and the Krikkitmen’

 

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Today I’ve added my book/audio review on ‘Doctor Who and the Krikkitmen’! This is the latest ‘lost adventure by Douglas Adams’ novelized by James Goss! The story features the Fourth Doctor, Romana and K-9. Continue reading

Book Review – ‘Blue Box Boy’

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If you’re wondering why Tim is writing in the third person instead of the first person, check out today’s review on a memoir of ‘Doctor Who’ in four episodes called ‘Blue Box Boy’ by Matthew Waterhouse. It has been added to ‘Bradley’s Basement’ today and should be invigorating to read. 😀

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Novelization Review – ‘Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon’

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Today, I’ve added my review on the novelization, ‘Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon by Terrance Dicks. The story features the Fourth Doctor, Romana and K-9. Continue reading

Novelization/Audiobook Review – ‘Doctor Who – The Myth Makers’

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To make up for my disappointment of ‘The Romans’ novelization of ‘Doctor Who’ I reviewed lately, I’ve decided to re-post my blog post for ‘The Myth Makers’ novelization by Donald Cotton. I consider that to be a better ‘Doctor Who’ novelization by Donald Cotton and found it so enjoyable, especially with the audiobook narration by Stephen Thorne. I read and listened to this one in September 2017. Continue reading

Novelization Review – ‘Doctor Who – The Romans’

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There are times when you come across a ‘Doctor Who’ novelization of one of your favourite stories and you hope that it’s going to be better than you expected when you read it. Unfortunately for this occasion, the ‘Doctor Who’ novelization I reviewed today turned out to be not quite what I hoped for. Continue reading

Book Review – ‘Dr. First’

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For the purposes of this review, I’ve decided to let this YouTube video do all the hard work. As such, sit back and enjoy my brand-new video review on the first ‘Doctor Who’/’Mr. Men’ book, ‘Dr. First’. Continue reading

Book Review – ‘Damaged Goods’ (Doctor Who)

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I’ve now read and reviewed the ‘Doctor Who’ book, ‘Damaged Goods’, by Russell T. Davies. And what timing, since one of the Target novelizations of the new series ‘Doctor Who’ episodes called ‘Rose’ by Russell T. Davies is out already. And yes, I’ll get round to reading that Target book someday. Continue reading

Book Review – ‘Robot’ by Peter Grimwade

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For those who are unaware, I’ve added a new page on my blog called the Sci-Fi page. This includes my collected reviews on ‘Back to the Future’, ‘Soldiers of Love’, ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Star Wars’. Also for the occasion, I’ve added my new review on the original children’s book, ‘Robot’ by Peter Grimwade. Continue reading

Book Review – ‘Batman Forever’ (Novelization)

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I’ve read and reviewed the movie novelization of ‘Batman Forever’, the first of the two ‘Batman’ films by director Joel Schumacher and the third in the original ‘Batman’ movie series. The novelization is by Peter David, which is a good reason to read this book as his writing style is superb! Continue reading