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The Dæmons was a reference book published by Obverse Books in 2018. The book covered the Doctor Who serial The Dæmons.

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'We are dealing with the supernatural. The occult! Magic!'

Something is wrong in Devil's End. An archaeologist is overly eager in his attempts to dig into a barrow, a local white witch is foretelling doom and destruction, and the old vicar has disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

The Dæmons (1971) is a celebration of occult and new age history and culture, a story that cherry-picks from sources as diverse as Goethe, Kneale and Lovecraft. But how did this most unusual Doctor Who story become such a nostalgic touchstone for the era?

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