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* ''The Wintertime Paradox'' features the first reference to [[Faction Paradox]] in BBC licensed media since [[Obverse Books]] became the publisher of [[Faction Paradox (series)|the eponymous series]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/d_ruddenwrites/status/1308398611064147971 Dave Rudden tweet]</ref> | * ''The Wintertime Paradox'' features the first reference to [[Faction Paradox]] in BBC licensed media since [[Obverse Books]] became the publisher of [[Faction Paradox (series)|the eponymous series]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/d_ruddenwrites/status/1308398611064147971 Dave Rudden tweet]</ref> | ||
* ''[[Canaries (short story)|Canaries]]'' was not included in the physical copy of the book, originally being published as a short story online to tie in with [[Time Lord Victorious (series)]], then added to the e-book versions of The Wintertime Paradox. | |||
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Revision as of 15:35, 11 February 2021
The Wintertime Paradox was a collection of short stories released on 15 October 2020 by BBC Children's Books.
Publisher's summary
Did you know Davros and the Doctor met for three Christmases, on different planets, across time and space? Have you heard the one about the time the Plasmavores came to pay a festive visit? Or when Madame Vastra fought a cyborg?
The perfect collection for the bleakest - and sometimes brightest - time of the year, these are the tales to get you halfway out of the dark...
This thrilling anthology presents a fantastic collection of adventures through time and space, featuring the best-loved characters and places from the Doctor Who world.
Stories
The anthology consists of twelve Christmas-themed short stories,[1] and a Time Lord Victorious tie-in short story.
Notes
- The Wintertime Paradox features the first reference to Faction Paradox in BBC licensed media since Obverse Books became the publisher of the eponymous series.[2]
- Canaries was not included in the physical copy of the book, originally being published as a short story online to tie in with Time Lord Victorious (series), then added to the e-book versions of The Wintertime Paradox.
External links
- Official The Wintertime Paradox page at Penguin Books
