Essential Virgin Dr who New Adventures

The list author says:
	"The Doctor becomes human so he can fall in love - a great study of the character from future series writer Paul Cornell, a blueprint for the New Series writers."

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	"Written by The League Of Gentlemen's Mark Gatiss, this was one of te earliest Dr Who New Adventures, and shows: very close to the spirit of the show, before the adult influence took over the range."

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	"A delight to read, The Doctor, Roz and chris take a holiday in a bona fide Utopia - the one alien world that I would actually like to live in. a refreshing change for the generally downbeat series."

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	"From Russell T Davies, the re-creator of dr Who, comes this sometimes harrowing tale of Drugs in '80s London, more Torchwood than 'New' Dr. Who."

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	"or, the one where it's all explained - the Doctor's true origins, and we get to meet his family, all born of the loom. All your questions answered in one extremely rare volume."

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	"The first new adventure I read, and it had me completely hooked - a sequel to TV story The Mind Robber, where reality and fantasy clash to stunning effect."

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	"Following on from the 'shock' ending to So Vile A Sin (published some 6 months after this), maybe the most emotional book published in the range, with a nice twist at the end."

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	"Shocking: a portrait of drugs and vivisection, the move of putting a lead character in the mind of an experimented animal is pure genius. not light reading, but thought provoking in the extreme."

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	"The first book to feature Roz and chris (who first appears as a giant Teddy bear) and introducing the ongoing Earth Empire, with a nod to Hannibal Lecter. Marvellous reading"

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	"A fantastic debut novel, set in Nazi Jersey, and an insight into how The Doctor can change the course of history without even realising he is doing so."

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	"Dinosaurs and Silurians inhabit modern day Bristol - a true paralell Earth that knocks spots off the New Series' attempt!"

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	"Travelling through various eras of History, Kate Orman proves she is the most imaginitive Dr who writer."

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	"from the Dr-less Bernice range - Benny takes 2 students on a dig to an alien planet, and immediatly loses them. Sound familiar? No, it's better than Dr Who!!"

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	"The doctor teams up with Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson, with a first person narrative. Need I say more?"

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	"The greatest exit a Companion has ever received - the end of an era for the 7th Doctor."

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	"no Doctor here - none required, by now Bernice's solo range is in full swing, with an Angel sending her to Babylon - and a rip-roaring adventure."

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	"This is a fasinating journey inside a planet, despite the ending being nicked from a famous novel / movie. Bernice can carry a story alone, don't doubt it."

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	"The introduction of Bernice 'Surprise' summerfield, with her drinking problem and post-it notes. The strongest Companion ever written - stronger than Rose tyler!"

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	"The only Virgin book with the Eightht Doctor, featuring the return of the Ice Warriors - and Bernice!!!"