- Hardcover: 242 pages
- Publisher: Big Finish Productions Ltd (1 July 2004)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1844350479
- ISBN-13: 978-1844350476
- Product Dimensions: 21 x 14.2 x 2.6 cm
- Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,036,363 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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In this collection, the Doctor faces foes and menaces both old and new, all having their origin in unwise and unholy experiments with the very fabric of life itself.
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Exotic alien adventures,
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This review is from: Life Science: A Short-story Collection (Doctor Who: Short Trips) (Hardcover)
Big Finish's 7th collection of short Doctor Who stories concentrates on the biological nature of life, with 16 stories featuring all 8 Doctors. Highlights include the 6th Doctor and Peri becoming reluctant parents in Matthew Griffith's 'The Reproductive Cycle', the 4th Doctor battling a reality-warping creature from another dimension in Mark Steven's 'The Northern Heights' and the 3rd Doctor's presence at the beginning of an interstellar war in 'Primitives'. Elsewhere the stories range from reasonable but unspectacular tales of artificial and exotic life, to pointless exercises in page wasting in the company of zombies, flying crabs and sentient smells. All in all an average collection, Life Science contains a lot of well-written stories with strong set-ups, but a few too many that fail to live up to their premises.
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Life, the Universe and... well... Almost Everything.,
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This review is from: Life Science: A Short-story Collection (Doctor Who: Short Trips) (Hardcover)
Sixteen stories of Life from the tiniest most pervasive virus to the broadest span of all creation. Features the following authors: John Binns (Editor), Trevor Baxendale, David Bailey, John Seavey, Mark Stevens, Ian Farrington, Jonathan Morris, Richard Salter, Kate Orman, Steve Lyons, Matthew Griffiths, Gareth Wigmore, Alexander Leithes, Andrew Campbell, Lance Parkin, Todd Green and Jim Mortimore.
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