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Unlike other fictional universes, the Doctor Who universe is created solely by fiction. To us, this is not a valid source. Information from this source can only be used in "behind the scenes" sections, or on pages about real world topics.
Bookwyrm: Volume 1: The New Adventures 1991-1997 was a reference book published by ATB Publishing in 2019.
Publisher's summary
From the time Doctor Who vanished from TV screens in 1989 to its first return with the Paul McGann telemovie in 1996, the saga continued in print via a series of New Adventures novels. For many fans, this was the official continuation of the story that had ended with Ace and the Doctor walking into the sunset, perhaps never to be seen again.
This is an episode guide to a series of episodes that never were. With trivia, thematic discussions, plot holes, continuity notes, reviews and much more on all 61 NAs, this book is serious and not-at-all serious, thoughtful and disrespectful, accessible to newcomers and equally informative to those who can tell you fifteen unknown facts about Paul Cornell.
Too broad and deep; that's the New Adventures in a nutshell. Let the BOOKWYRM be your guide!
Subject matter
- Virgin New Adventures books
Notable features
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Notes
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External links
- Official Bookwyrm: Volume 1: The New Adventures 1991-1997 page at ATB Publishing
Footnotes
- ↑ Stacey Smith? was credited under her deadname on this work.
