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'''Arcbeatle Press''' was a publishing imprint owned and operated by [[James Wylder]]. It was the publisher of the ''[[10,000 Dawns (series)|10,000 Dawns]]'' series. Arcbeatle's ''10,000 Dawns'' series [[Crossover|crossed over]] with the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]] in three of its stories: ''[[Rachel Survived (short story)|Rachel Survived]]'', ''[[White Canvas (short story)|White Canvas]]'', and ''[[The Gendar Conspiracy (short story)|The Gendar Conspiracy]]''.
'''Arcbeatle Press''' was a publishing imprint owned and operated by [[James Wylder]]. It was the publisher of the ''[[10,000 Dawns (series)|10,000 Dawns]]'' series. Arcbeatle's ''10,000 Dawns'' series [[Crossover|crossed over]] with the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]] in three of its stories: ''[[Rachel Survived (short story)|Rachel Survived]]'', ''[[White Canvas (short story)|White Canvas]]'', and ''[[The Gendar Conspiracy (short story)|The Gendar Conspiracy]]''.


In 2020, it was granted the license to the ''[[P.R.O.B.E. (series)|P.R.O.B.E]]'' series and began producing new material, starting with the webcast ''[[Shadows of Doubt (webcast)|Shadows of Doubt]]''. Around the same time, the imprint also gained the rights to [[Chris Cwej]], and published ''[[Collective Unconscious (short story)|Collective Unconscious]]'', the first release of ''[[Cwej: The Series]]''.
In 2020, it was granted the license to the ''[[P.R.O.B.E. (series)|P.R.O.B.E]]'' series and began producing new material, starting with the webcast ''[[Shadows of Doubt (webcast)|Shadows of Doubt]]''. Around the same time, the imprint also gained the rights to [[Chris Cwej]], and published ''[[Collective Unconscious (short story)|Collective Unconscious]]'', the first release of ''[[Cwej: The Series]]''. Later in the same year, they released ''[[Cyberon (anthology)|Cyberon]]'', an anthology which contained [[Cyberon (novelisation)|a novelisation]] of the 2001 [[BBV Productions|BBV]] drama of the same name, as well as five original short stories featuring the title species as well as other elements of the ''Doctor Who'' universe.


In 2020, Arcbeatle also released ''[[Cyberon (anthology)|Cyberon]]'', and anthology which contained [[Cyberon (novelisation)|a novelisation]] of the 2001 [[BBV Productions|BBV]] drama of the same name, as well as five original short stories featuring the title species.
After one final ''P.R.O.B.E.'' release, ''[[True Origins (anthology)|True Origins]]'', in early [[2022 (releases)|2022]], Arcbeatle ended their association with [[BBV Productions]]. However, they subsequently released ''[[The Minister of Chance (novelisation)|The Minister of Chance]]'', [[Dan Freeman]]'s official novelisation of his earlier [[Doctor Who spin-offs|''Doctor Who'' spin-off]] ''[[The Minister of Chance (series)|The Minister of Chance]]''. They also launched an official podcast, ''[[10,000 FM]]''.


== Titles ==
== Titles ==
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=== Unproduced books ===
=== Unproduced books ===
* ''[[Origin Zero (anthology)|Origin Zero]]''
* ''[[Origin Zero (anthology)|Origin Zero]]''{{fact}}


== External links ==
== External links ==

Revision as of 19:57, 9 August 2022

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Arcbeatle Press was a publishing imprint owned and operated by James Wylder. It was the publisher of the 10,000 Dawns series. Arcbeatle's 10,000 Dawns series crossed over with the Doctor Who universe in three of its stories: Rachel Survived, White Canvas, and The Gendar Conspiracy.

In 2020, it was granted the license to the P.R.O.B.E series and began producing new material, starting with the webcast Shadows of Doubt. Around the same time, the imprint also gained the rights to Chris Cwej, and published Collective Unconscious, the first release of Cwej: The Series. Later in the same year, they released Cyberon, an anthology which contained a novelisation of the 2001 BBV drama of the same name, as well as five original short stories featuring the title species as well as other elements of the Doctor Who universe.

After one final P.R.O.B.E. release, True Origins, in early 2022, Arcbeatle ended their association with BBV Productions. However, they subsequently released The Minister of Chance, Dan Freeman's official novelisation of his earlier Doctor Who spin-off The Minister of Chance. They also launched an official podcast, 10,000 FM.

Titles

P.R.O.B.E

Cwej: The Series

Other releases

Reference books

Unproduced books

External links