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| [[DWM Issue 190]] || ''[[A Visit to the Cinema]]'' || [[Vanessa Bishop]] ||<ul><li>[[Third Doctor]]</li><li>[[Dr. Who (Dalek movies)|Dr. Who]] (as fictional chararcter)</li></ul> | | [[DWM Issue 190]] || ''[[A Visit to the Cinema]]'' || [[Vanessa Bishop]] ||<ul><li>[[Third Doctor]]</li><li>[[Dr. Who (Dalek movies)|Dr. Who]] (as fictional chararcter)</li></ul> | ||
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| [[DWM Issue 191]] || ''[[Reunion (DWM)|Reunion]]'' || [[David | | [[DWM Issue 191]] || ''[[Reunion (DWM)|Reunion]]'' || [[David Carroll]] ||<ul><li>[[Peri]]</ul></li> | ||
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| [[DWM Issue 192]] || ''[[Games]]'' || [[Warwick Gray]] ||<ul><li>[[Celestial Toymaker]]</li><li>[[Fenric]]</li></ul> | | [[DWM Issue 192]] || ''[[Games]]'' || [[Warwick Gray]] ||<ul><li>[[Celestial Toymaker]]</li><li>[[Fenric]]</li></ul> | ||
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| Doctor Who Yearbook 1995 || ''[[It's Only a Game]]'' || [[Andy Lane]] || [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Ace]] | | Doctor Who Yearbook 1995 || ''[[It's Only a Game]]'' || [[Andy Lane]] || [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Ace]] | ||
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*{{dwrefguide|brief.htm|Brief Encounters}} | *{{dwrefguide|brief.htm|Brief Encounters}} | ||
[[Category:Doctor Who Magazine prose stories| Brief Encounters]] | [[Category:Doctor Who Magazine prose stories| Brief Encounters]] | ||
Revision as of 03:33, 10 September 2010
Brief Encounters was an occasional series of new prose fiction stories. The stories appeared throughout Doctor Who Magazine regular issues, issues and later Doctor Who Yearbook from the early to mid-1990s.
Overviews
The series began as vignettes orientated towards character and mood. These tended to star the Seventh Doctor (the current Doctor at the time) and often his companion Ace and often had meetings between characters from different eras of Doctor Who.
In the Yearbooks, the format changed to allow for longer stories with more of an orientation towards plot. A number of stories feature continuity difficult to integrate with the comics and with later canon.
