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|writer       = James Goss, Steve Tribe

|publisher   = BBC Books

|release date = 26 September 2013

|format       = 256 hardcover book

|isbn         = ISBN 978-1-84990-636-4

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'''''The Doctor: His Lives and Times''''' (also released as '''''The Doctor's Lives and Times''''' in North America) was a reference book by [[James Goss]] and [[Steve Tribe]]. Covering each Doctor from the [[First Doctor]] to the [[Eleventh Doctor]], it alternated between fictional segments - which gave an overview of each Doctor's televised adventures in the form of various records, letters, journals and tabloids - followed by a reference chapter consisting of insights and commentary from cast, crew and others related to the production of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. It contained fictional elements contributed by [[Andrew Smith (writer)|Andrew Smith]], [[Marc Platt]], [[Russell T Davies]], [[Paul Cornell]], and [[Neil Gaiman]].

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|[[PROSE]]: ''[[Know Your Enemy (short story)|Know Your Enemy]]''

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|[[PROSE]]: ''[[Report on Term's Work (short story)|Report on Term's Work]]''

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|[[PROSE]]: ''[[Susan's Diary (short story)|Susan's Diary]]''

|colspan=3|Susan documents her adventures with the First Doctor in his [[Five Hundred Year Diary|500-Year Diary]] which she bought him from a bookstall on [[Tiaanamat|Tiaanamaat]]. She mentions sailing the metal seas of [[Venus]], singing with the thought plants of [[Esto]], getting lost on [[Quinnis]] and winning an election on the planet [[Dido]]. Regarding adventures on Earth, she mentions having been locked up in the [[Tower of London]] and meeting several kings. She goes on to document her adventures with Ian and Barbara, before the Doctor takes over writing in the diary when she leaves the TARDIS.<br>Includes various photos of her adventures and a map: The Travels of Marco Polo.

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|[[PROSE]]: Missing Person Report

|colspan=3|A confidential missing person report from [[Shoreditch Police Station]] on Susan Foreman. Listed as case number U-91 and dated [[20 November]] [[1963]], the report is based on information taken by [[PC Oswald]]. The report gives Susan's home address as [[76 Totter's Lane|76 Totters Lane]], [[Shoreditch]], [[London]] [[E1]]. It lists her age as 15, her gender as female and her height as 5' 2".

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|[[PROSE]]: A Letter to the Reverend

|colspan=3|A letter to the [[Reverend (A Letter to the Reverend)|Reverend]] regarding an unoccupied grave at [[Shoreditch Cemetery]] from [[November]] [[1963]]. A [[Stewart (A Letter to the Reverend)|Mr Stewart]] has been asking whether he should fill it in again.

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|[[PROSE]]: The Doctor's Letter to Kublai Khan

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|[[PROSE]]: Yartek's Tablet

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|[[GRAPHIC]]: The Travels of Marco Polo

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|[[PROSE]]: Cameca's Diary

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|[[GRAPHIC]]: Wedding Invitation

|''To be added''

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|[[PROSE]]: Intergalactic Mining Company Report

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|colspan=3|''To be added''

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|colspan=3|''To be added''

|Judge, Jury and Executioner: Part Two

|Interview

|''To be added''

|colspan=3|A short memo from [[Erisa Magambo|Captain Erisa Magambo]] to [[Alan Mace|Colonel Alan Mace]] detailing UNITs activities during the [[Gladwell Road]] tunnel incident.

 

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