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The House That Jack Built was a short story published in Doctor Who Annual 1975. It featured the Third Doctor and Jo Grant.
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- Keith Miller was at the time the Secretary of the Official Doctor Who Fan Club.
- The story was reprinted in black-and-white in The Doctor Who Fan Club Volume 1: The Jon Pertwee Years by Keith Miller, published by Pegimount Press in 2012.
- This story was read by Jon Culshaw in The Sinister Sponge & Other Stories.
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