The New Adventures #13 Dry Pilgrimage By Paul Leonard and Nick Walters New writer alert! And, just sayin’, 13 books into the even newer New ...

The New Adventures #12 The Medusa Effect By Justin Richards Something, something, snappy opening line. Hey, it can be difficult knowing wher...

The New Adventures #11 Oblivion By Dave Stone Looks like it’s Dave Stone o’clock already. Doesn’t the day fly by? Not that I dread his books...

The New Adventures #10 Walking To Babylon By Kate Orman Oh, crumbs. For some reason I get a bit flustered reading (and especially reviewing)...

The New Adventures #9 Tempest By Christopher Bulis Few writers are quite as ubiquitous in Doctor Who fiction as Christopher Bulis, who by t...

The New Adventures #8 Mean Streets By Terrance Dicks Well, I wanted Bernice to get up to something different for a change, and here we are. ...

The New Adventures #7 Ghost Devices By Simon Bucher-Jones When I review books one of the main things I turn to for help (apart from the pool...

The New Adventures #6 Deadfall By Gary Russell I might as well rip off the plaster: I’m not a fan of Gary Russell’s books. The writing that ...

The New Adventures #5 Down By Lawrence Miles I wasn’t much looking forward to this for some reason. At a guess this was because Lawrence Mil...

Decalog 5: Wonders Edited by Paul Leonard and Jim Mortimore Bless the Decalogs. They were Short Trips before there were Short Trips, and des...