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* ''Gardening ''by Sami Kelish | * ''Gardening ''by Sami Kelish | ||
* ''Sleepwalking to Paradise ''by Dan Barratt | * ''Sleepwalking to Paradise ''by Dan Barratt | ||
* ''Guerre ''by Alan P. Jack & Declan May | * ''Guerre ''by Alan P. Jack & [[wikipedia:Declan May|Declan May]] | ||
* ''V. Lady [[Leela]]'' | * ''V. Lady [[Leela]]'' | ||
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* ''The Beach ''by [[Gary Russell]] | * ''The Beach ''by [[Gary Russell]] | ||
* ''The Moments In Between ''by [[George Mann]] | * ''The Moments In Between ''by [[George Mann]] | ||
* ''Prologue: The Hordes of Travesties ''by Declan May | * ''Prologue: The Hordes of Travesties ''by [[wikipedia:Declan May|Declan May]] | ||
* ''Time Enough for War ''by [[Jim Mortimore]]; art by Simon Brett (comic story) | * ''Time Enough for War ''by [[Jim Mortimore]]; art by Simon Brett (comic story) | ||
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Publisher's Summary
“They retaliate in ways more inventive, more deadly and more unimaginable than ever before. Events are written and unwritten again and again. History is changed. Future is altered. Every moment in time and space is burning. The Time War is about to enter a new phase. Whatever you call yourself, you’re going to be very busy...”
A War that threatens all of time and space…
A man who has renounced his name and everything he stood for…
A battle being fought across the universe between old enemies, both sides keeping dark secrets that must never be revealed…
Individual Stories
- Epilogue: Warsmiths by Matt Fitton
- I. Karn
- Crowsnest Past by Warren Frey
- The Eight Minute War by Lee Rawlings
- Everything in its Right Place by J.R. Southall
- II. Corsair
- The Ambassador From Wolf-Rayet 134 by Kate Orman; art by Carolyn Edwards
- The Amber Room by Simon Brett & John Davies
- The Celephas Gift by Andrew Smith
- The Girl with the Purple Hair
- An Historical Curiosity by Matthew Sweet
- Here Comes the Doctor by Christopher Bryant
- Your Move by John Peel
- III. Sonnet by Jenny Colgan
- Disjecta Membra by Elton Townend-Jones
- IV. Loop
- The Holdover by Daniel Wealands
- Climbing the Mountain by Lance Parkin
- Gardening by Sami Kelish
- Sleepwalking to Paradise by Dan Barratt
- Guerre by Alan P. Jack & Declan May
- V. Lady Leela
- Making Endings by Nick Mellish
- The Book of Dead Time by David Carrington
- Driftwood by Simon Brett
- The Ingenious Gentleman by Alan Roland
- Fall by Matt Barber
- Always Face the Curtain with a Bow by Jon Arnold
- Help a Stranded Time Traveller by Matthew Sylvester
- Storage Wars by Paul Driscoll
- The Postman by John Davies
- The Thief of All Ways by Elliot Thorpe
- The Time Lord Who Came to Tea by Paul Driscoll
- The Nightmare Child
- Meals on Wheels by Paul Magrs
- Time Enough for War by Simon Brett & Jim Mortimore
- Doctor Death by Barnaby Eaton-Jones
- The Beach by Gary Russell
- The Moments In Between by George Mann
- Prologue: The Hordes of Travesties by Declan May
- Time Enough for War by Jim Mortimore; art by Simon Brett (comic story)
Unused cover for the anthology by Will Brooks
Notes
- The book focuses on the untold adventures of the War Doctor portrayed by John Hurt, who fought in the Time War over a period of 400 years. Part of the aim of the book was to create an 'era' for a Doctor which has largely been unrevealed.
- Although a number of contributors to the book have previously worked on Doctor Who in an official capacity, the book is not endorsed by the BBC and therefore should not be considered as canon.
- The book is dedicated to Paul Spragg, who discussed the concept of the book and helped bring a number of contributors together before his death. The preface is written by Nicholas Briggs.
- The book was produced in support of Caudswell Children.
- It was initially released as a PDF on January 31 2015 to anyone who donated via JustGiving. To promote the book, a short film of the same title, directed by Andy Robinson, was released on January 30 2015.[1]
